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ASKÖ Boxclub Integration Wien
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Boxing school in Vienna
We strengthen physical and mental health, teach how to overcome difficulties, build self-confidence, and instill respect for opponents.
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The tiger cub Asik is our mascot and inspirer! He could have stayed in the circus, but he chose freedom.
Boxing school in Vienna
We strengthen physical and mental health, teach how to overcome difficulties, build self-confidence, and instill respect for opponents.
Submit your request for a free trial lesson.
The tiger cub Asik is our mascot and inspirer! He could have stayed in the circus, but he chose freedom.
Step by Step
First, we improve physical strength and endurance, develop coordination, and enhance reaction speed. Then, we teach the fundamentals of boxing: basic skills and fighting techniques.
In Body and Spirit
We connect with kids of all ages — helping them manage aggression, teaching emotional control, and strengthening their sports character.
Learning Boxing through Play
Training is structured to ensure that children find it interesting and comfortable. All groups are formed by age and skill level.
No Brawling or Injuries
Classes for children aged 6 to 12 focus on developing general physical fitness. For safety reasons, we do not place younger kids in sparring — they train only on bags and pads.
Step by Step
First, we improve physical strength and endurance, develop coordination, and enhance reaction speed. Then, we teach the fundamentals of boxing: basic skills and fighting techniques.
In Body and Spirit
We connect with kids of all ages — helping them manage aggression, teaching emotional control, and strengthening their sports character.
Learning Boxing through Play
Training is structured to ensure that children find it interesting and comfortable. All groups are formed by age and skill level.
No Brawling or Injuries
Classes for children aged 6 to 12 focus on developing general physical fitness. For safety reasons, we do not place younger kids in sparring — they train only on bags and pads.
Boxing is one of the best ways to instill a love of sports in children. Training in boxing helps children develop harmoniously, become stronger, and gain confidence. By practicing boxing, children learn discipline, self-control, and emotional regulation.
Boxing Section for Children and Teenagers Aged 6 to 18
Boxing Section for Children and Teenagers Aged 6 to 18
Boxing is one of the best ways to instill a love of sports in children. Training in boxing helps children develop harmoniously, become stronger, and gain confidence. By practicing boxing, children learn discipline, self-control, and emotional regulation.
Parents' Reviews
I am very pleased with my son’s training at the ASKÖ boxing club. The sessions instill discipline in him and teach responsibility and self-organization. A special thanks to the coach, who pays a lot of attention to my child, always supports and motivates him. This is truly a professional approach that helps not only in sports achievements but also in the development of personal qualities. My son is becoming more confident and focused thanks to his training at this club.
Great club. Thanks to the coaches, my son has achieved good results. They often hold competitions and organize training camps in the summer. I highly recommend it!
This is truly an excellent club. I am very happy that my son participates in these training sessions.
I am confident that he will achieve great results thanks to the professional coaches.
I am confident that he will achieve great results thanks to the professional coaches.
Questions and Answers
Firstly, children aged 6 to 12 focus on general physical conditioning—without sparring or head strikes. We prioritize safety and only allow sparring for kids aged 12−13 and only those who are ready for it.
Many mistakenly believe that the strength of a punch is the main focus in youth boxing. In reality, other qualities are more important: character, endurance, reaction, speed, and accuracy of strikes.
Many mistakenly believe that the strength of a punch is the main focus in youth boxing. In reality, other qualities are more important: character, endurance, reaction, speed, and accuracy of strikes.
General physical conditioning (GPC) is a set of exercises aimed at the comprehensive development of physical qualities: strength, endurance, flexibility, coordination, and speed. By improving physical fitness, GPC lays the foundation for all sports.
Our school has strict rules regarding discipline and respect. Coaches carefully monitor the atmosphere in the group and do not allow aggression or teasing.
Children are taught not only boxing but also respect for their opponents and teammates. If a child has difficulties interacting with peers, we will respond immediately and help them adapt.
Children are taught not only boxing but also respect for their opponents and teammates. If a child has difficulties interacting with peers, we will respond immediately and help them adapt.
No, many of our kids come to training with excess weight and eventually transform from "plump little ones" into lean and energetic athletes. Over time, your child will become stronger and more resilient, and sports will help them manage excess weight.
We start with light exercises, gradually increasing the intensity while closely monitoring the children’s condition to avoid overexertion.
We start with light exercises, gradually increasing the intensity while closely monitoring the children’s condition to avoid overexertion.
That’s normal. Even the most stubborn kids gradually get involved and start following the group’s rhythm. When everyone around is working toward results, motivation emerges even for those who were initially doubtful.
The energy of the gym, the spirit of camaraderie, and the drive for success work wonders. Additionally, the sports environment teaches rules, responsibility, and self-control.
The energy of the gym, the spirit of camaraderie, and the drive for success work wonders. Additionally, the sports environment teaches rules, responsibility, and self-control.
Yes, you can attend the class. However, experience shows that kids feel much more comfortable and engage more productively when their parents are not in the gym.
- Prepare simple sports clothing and shoes for your child: a lightweight t-shirt or tank top, loose shorts, comfortable sneakers, and socks. There’s no need to buy new clothes — the child can comfortably train in old attire. Kids may sweat, so pack spare underwear and socks in the bag.
- Be sure to include a 1.5-liter bottle of still water in the sports bag. If your child has long hair, it’s a good idea to bring a compact hairdryer in winter.
- Older kids take showers after training, so they will also need a towel, flip-flops, and shower gel.
- We provide gloves for the kids during training, but we always welcome parents' interest in purchasing their own pair.
- In addition to gloves, boxing wraps are needed. They can be bought at most sports stores or at our club.
- When your child starts sparring, you will need to purchase a protective headgear and prepare a mouthguard for tooth protection.
- Additionally, we have an important rule: you cannot enter the training area in dirty outdoor shoes — the training sneakers must be clean.
Yes, of course. We conduct individual boxing training sessions with children and teenagers.
Yes, definitely. To allow your child to assess how much they enjoy boxing, we offer a free trial lesson. During the trial session, parents can make an informed decision about enrolling their child in the boxing section.
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About the ASKÖ Boxclub Integration Wien
The ASKÖ Boxclub Integration Wien is part of the Vienna Regional Association ASKÖ WAT Wien. It was founded by Ukrainian coach Vasily Kvasha in 2015. Today, boys and girls aged 6 to 18 train at the club.
The club consistently wins awards for its work: Integrationspreis Burgenland — 2019/2020, Integrationspreis Österreich — 2022, Ehrenamtspreis (Integration) — 2023. In four years, the club has trained four Austrian boxing champions. We not only train athletes but also organize their participation in competitions throughout Europe.
Additionally, the club conducts social projects for the residents of Vienna and assists low-income families — integrating young people into adult life through training at the sports school.
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5 Reasons to Enroll Your Child in Boxing
Boxing is often perceived as a dangerous sport, but its benefits for children far outweigh the concerns. Let’s explore the main reasons.
Boxing Lessons Improve Physical Fitness
Boxing helps maintain the body in excellent physical shape, strengthens muscles, and prevents excess weight gain. Regular exercise contributes to overall health improvement.
In today’s world, children spend more time in front of screens, and such a lifestyle has serious consequences for their health and development.
Boxing Training Supports Mental Health
Boxing lessons build self-confidence and teach children how to overcome challenges. This is especially beneficial for kids struggling with self-esteem or frequently exhibiting aggression.
Boxing helps children manage emotions and learn discipline. A lack of activity negatively affects children’s cognitive abilities. Active play and sports contribute to brain development, improving attention, memory, and concentration.
Boxing Enhances Communication Skills
Boxing improves social skills and teaches teamwork. Children interact with each other and find common ground within the group. It’s better for children to learn from experienced coaches and older peers in a safe environment than from their peers on the street.
During boxing training, youngsters learn not only to defend their boundaries but also to respect the boundaries of others. This is an important skill that will be useful in life, whether at school, in sports, or in future professional activities.
Boxing Fosters Social Adaptation
When a child knows they can stand up for themselves, they feel more confident. A strong sports character helps them cope with the challenges of adapting to new environments and make decisions without relying on the opinions of others.
The ability to advocate for their interests teaches children to resolve conflicts effectively. The opportunity to stand up for themselves protects children from bullying and aggression from peers — confident teenagers very rarely become victims of teasing and harassment.
Training at the "ASKÖ" boxing school also fosters leadership qualities: it helps young people become independent, responsible, and decisive. Boxing can shape a strong personality capable of finding their place in the world and overcoming any challenges.
Boxing Opens Doors
For many well-known politicians and businesspeople, the boxing ring has not only been a place for character building but also a platform for forming important connections. Competitions and championships allow for networking from a young age — creating valuable relationships that can play a key role in the future.
Interaction with coaches, teammates, and opponents helps establish a social circle that can accompany a person throughout their life.
Participation in serious competitions opens doors to the best schools and universities: athletes receive support everywhere and are often met with opportunities. Achievements in boxing make athletes sought-after and respected — everyone wants to work with those who know how to win.