Boxing Club Coming to F.C.’s Northgate Project - Falls Church News-Press Online

2026-11-05 12:22 AM

Boxing Club Coming to F.C.’s Northgate Project

Another new fitness club is coming to Falls Church with Title Boxing Club opening at 450 N. Washington Street in the new commercial space in the Hekemian Company’s Northgate project.

TITLE Boxing Club will offer explosive, total body boxing and kickboxing workouts – known as Power Hours – designed to motivate participants while they burn fat and lose weight. Each Club features authentic TITLE Boxing equipment, including heavy bag stations, official TITLE boxing ring for personal training, plus free weights and cardiovascular machines for members’ unlimited use. The Falls Church Title Boxing Club franchise is owned by the brother and sister team, Sam Heaps and Kate Carski, who own the Title Boxing Club in Springfield. The club is expected to open in mid-January.

The Northgate development project will include retail, office space, and condominiums.

For more information about Title Boxing Clubs visit www.titleboxingclub.com.

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