How it works
Nothing to install on a fancy camera. Nothing new for your coaches to learn. It works the first time you press upload.
Drop in whatever phone or GoPro footage your coaches already shoot. Sparring, padwork, shadowbox, bag. No rig, no studio, no extra angle required.
Punch counts, guard slips, footwork gaps, combo timing. Every metric scored against pro technique benchmarks, all of it ready inside a minute.
Read the AI's notes, edit what's yours to edit, hit publish. Your fighter gets a breakdown that sounds like their coach, because their coach wrote the part that matters.
What lands in your fighter's app
Every upload comes back with punch counts, technique flags, and a draft coaching note already written. You edit, you publish, your fighter hears you, not a robot.
“Volume is solid this round. Tighten the rear hand recovery after the cross — you're dropping it 3-4 inches every time. Hook pivot needs work; you're stepping through it instead of rotating.”
Three training modes
Bag night, sparring Saturday, shadowbox warmup. StrikeCoach reviews all of it, the way a head coach would.
Live webcam coaching. Punch counter and form alerts call out drift the moment a fighter starts cheating the rep.
Upload bag rounds. The AI scores impact timing, combination patterns, and power output against the fighter's own previous sessions.
Multi-angle sparring breakdown with a built-in coach review queue, so your senior coach signs off before the fighter sees a thing.
Coach harder. Coach more fighters.
The gyms that grow aren't the ones working longer Sundays. They're the ones that close the loop on every session, every fighter, before practice starts again.
Everything you need
Built for the way real gyms actually run a Wednesday night, not how software companies imagine it.
Dropping the rear hand on the cross. Lazy pivot on the lead hook. Hands too low coming out of the slip. The AI flags it the way you'd flag it, no jargon, no software speak.
Jab, cross, hook, uppercut, body, head. Tracked round by round so you can show a fighter exactly where they faded.
Every breakdown is editable before it ships. Approve, rewrite, or scrap. The voice your fighters trust is the voice that goes out.
Invite your head coach, your assistants, your students with a single code. Assign fighters, see who's been reviewed, see who's been ghosted. Nothing falls through the cracks, especially not the parents paying you 200 a month.
Watch a fighter's punch output, recovery time, and technique score evolve. Show parents, sponsors, and pros the receipts on every dollar they put into your gym.
Phone vertical, GoPro horizontal, gym CCTV from the corner of the ceiling. Drop it in. No new gear, no studio lights, no waiting on someone to set up a tripod.
I am not a coach. I built this because coaches kept telling me the same thing. They want more students, but they cannot physically review enough video to coach the ones they already have. So I pointed real computer vision and a coaching model at the problem, and I am opening it to the first gyms while it is still raw and still free to use. If you run a gym, I want your feedback in the product, not a polished case study six months from now.