Champ Fit KC

Champ Fit KC — formally Championship Greatness Fitness Collective — is a boxing and fitness gym at 2695 Troost Avenue founded by Marcellus and Stephanie Casey. It sells one-on-one boxing, boot camp classes, personal training and monthly memberships to adults, and routes that revenue into a free competitive youth boxing program whose athletes compete in USA Boxing-sanctioned bouts. It is not an independent business: it is a program of Championship Greatness, a faith-based nonprofit ministry. Flagged for a scope ruling.

Description

Champ Fit KC operates a boxing and fitness gym at 2695 Troost Avenue in Kansas City, Missouri. It offers one-on-one boxing sessions for adults and youth, group boxing boot camp classes, personal fitness training, open gym sessions, and monthly memberships bundling those.¹ The gym describes its space as designed “to move, build, and socialize,” with diversity and body positivity stated as core commitments.¹

Its distinguishing structure is financial rather than athletic: every paid adult workout funds a free competitive youth boxing program. Youth in that program train toward USA Boxing-sanctioned bouts at no cost to them, and the gym also runs non-competitive youth personal training and boot camps.¹²

The gym is one arm of Championship Greatness, a nonprofit whose stated purpose is “to help athletes and their families find harmony and wholeness in the Lord,” and whose programs also include Table Fellowship, a chaplain ministry, and a neighborhood ministry alongside the Fitness Collective.³ Champ Fit KC’s own site states plainly that “Championship Greatness Fitness Collective and Crunch Time Boxing are programs of the non-profit organization, Championship Greatness.”¹

Coaching staff listed on the site include three certified USA Boxing coaches, plus a wrestling coach and a soccer coach.²

Goods and services

• One-on-one boxing training — adults and youth¹
• Boxing boot camp classes — group, high-energy format¹
• Monthly memberships — bundling one-on-one sessions, boot camp classes and open gym¹
• Personal fitness training¹
• Open gym sessions¹
• Youth boxing training — personal training and boot camps for youth¹
• Free competitive youth boxing program — for youth training toward USA Boxing-sanctioned competition, at no cost to participants, funded by paid adult workouts¹²
• Donations solicited directly through the site¹³

History

The gym was founded by Marcellus and Stephanie Casey, who are described on the site as the heart of Championship Greatness Fitness Collective and who founded the parent nonprofit “to support athletes, coaches, and families in finding harmony and wholeness” out of a stated commitment to faith, fitness and mentorship.¹²

No founding year is published on any page read in this pass, and no press coverage of the gym was located. “

Sources

Links

• Website: https://champfitkc.com/
• About: https://champfitkc.com/about
• Contact: https://champfitkc.com/contact
• Parent nonprofit: https://championshipgreatness.com/
• Instagram: http://instagram.com/champfitkc
• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/champfitkc

Footnotes

1. Champ Fit KC — official site, home page — asserts: boxing and fitness training for all levels; every paid workout helps fund free youth boxing programs; programs listed as 1-on-1 boxing training, boxing boot camp classes, monthly memberships, personal fitness training, youth boxing training, and a youth competitive boxing program aimed at USA Boxing-sanctioned fights; Marcellus and Stephanie Casey named as founders; “Championship Greatness Fitness Collective and Crunch Time Boxing are programs of the non-profit organization, Championship Greatness”; address 2695 Troost Ave, Kansas City, MO 64108; stated commitments to diversity and body positivity. (Retrieved by direct fetch 2026-08-14.) ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶ ↩⁷ ↩⁸ ↩⁹ ↩¹⁰ ↩¹¹ ↩¹² ↩¹³

2. Champ Fit KC — About Us — asserts: the gym “operates as part of Championship Greatness, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering athletes, coaches, and families through faith, fitness, and mentorship”; founded by Marcellus and Stephanie Casey; boxing and strength training for adults and youth; every paid workout supports the free competitive youth boxing program, delivered at no cost to participants; staff listed as Marcellus and Stephanie Casey (founders), James Laijo (Certified USA Boxing Coach), KJ Johnson-Meafou (Certified USA Boxing Coach), Titus Brooks (Certified USA Boxing Coach), Lonzo Johnson (wrestling coach), Damion Cooper (soccer coach). (Retrieved by direct fetch 2026-08-14.) ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴

3. Championship Greatness — parent organization site — asserts: purpose “to help athletes and their families find harmony and wholeness in the Lord so they can be fully alive and spiritually healthy”; vision and mission statements describing pastoral care, counseling and couples’ retreats; program list comprising Table Fellowship, Chaplain Ministry, Fitness Collective, and Neighborhood Ministry; donation and partnership solicitation. This is the source that establishes the Fitness Collective is a ministry program rather than a standalone business. (Retrieved by direct fetch 2026-08-14.) ↩ ↩²