Jerusalem Maccabi Boxing Club | Elite Olympic Boxing Training

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Jerusalem Olympic Boxing
Club Maccabi

About the Club

Since its establishment in 1981, the Jerusalem Boxing Club has been home to over two thousand athletes. It is where Shlomo Niyazov, an Olympic participant in Mexico, and Aaron Yakovshvili, a member of Israel's national team at the Seoul Olympics, began their boxing journeys. Between 2003 and 2005, our boxers proudly represented the club at world championships. Led by Gershon Luxembourg—a former boxing champion of Israel and the former USSR—the club is renowned for its personalized approach to every participant.

Why Choose Boxing?

Strengthen Your Body and Enhance Fitness

Boxing helps you develop strength, endurance, and flexibility, working all muscle groups to improve your overall physical condition.
Cultivate Discipline and Self-Control

The sport demands strict discipline and self-regulation, fostering focus, responsibility, and resilience both in the ring and in daily life.
Learn Effective Self-Defense

Mastering boxing techniques empowers you to protect yourself and your loved ones, confidently managing your actions in challenging situations.
Embrace Challenges and Competitive Spirit

Boxing offers the opportunity to continually improve and push beyond your limits, finding motivation in competition and the pursuit of excellence.
Relieve Stress and Boost Mental Well-Being

It's an excellent way to alleviate stress and tension, as intense physical activity helps dispel negative emotions and elevate your mood.

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Gershon Luxembourg

Head Coach

Our experienced and highly qualified coach, Gershon Luxembourg, is dedicated to helping you reach new heights in boxing. Training under a master of his craft, you'll gain knowledge and skills refined through years of experience. Gershon began his sports career in Tashkent under the legendary coach Sidney Jackson, a world champion from New York. Jackson's school is renowned for producing Olympic, World, and European champions.