Love it
I’ve been using FightCamp for my training and it’s honestly been a game changer. The trackers and app make it feel like I’m getting real feedback on my punches and combos, not just hitting the bag and guessing. It helps me stay consistent, push harder, and actually see my progress over time. The workouts are structured like real fight training, so it feels more purposeful than just doing random rounds. Overall, it’s a really good tool if you want to level up your striking at home and stay motivated.”
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So Close to the E..n…..d
This would easily be a 5 star if I didn't have to repeat my Monday boxing workout on Wednesday. I'm on my last week of the beginner program and I ran into this problem with no way to unlock the new course.
A Hot Mess Of A System
This whole company doesn’t really have it together. Buggy app, poor trackers (which is surprising given that Hysko trackers are supposed to be the best there is but their partnership with FightCamp gives you cheap unprofessional tracking), Cheap Pakistan gloves offering no wrist support, poor feedback and protection, very cheap HRM hardware and easy wraps(fraying, poor sizing, stress points on hands where sewn, creating pain when punching) and the company proceeds to charge a premium for non premium items.
And let’s get to the instruction part. What a hot mess!Programs do not build on the ones before it because it’s a different trainer for each part of a program. It’s so disjointed that it’s not even funny. One trainer, one program, how difficult is that? Apparently too difficult for “FightCamp”. I honestly can’t believe that Mike Tyson would invest in such a product. The profit over substance mentality is exhausting. The only real positive to this system is the ease into getting you moving and doing something with your body. But if you expect to learn any real fighting fundamentals or want to train in a legitimate program that builds real skills transferable to the ring or self protection, then pass on this system and look into programs like Corner(a professional system used in UK boxing gyms with incredibly accurate trackers and amazing programs). Fightcamp is a toy at best. If your just a fitness bloke then this is fine (but the base system only, trackers and bag, skip the accessories and bring your own).
And let’s get to the instruction part. What a hot mess!Programs do not build on the ones before it because it’s a different trainer for each part of a program. It’s so disjointed that it’s not even funny. One trainer, one program, how difficult is that? Apparently too difficult for “FightCamp”. I honestly can’t believe that Mike Tyson would invest in such a product. The profit over substance mentality is exhausting. The only real positive to this system is the ease into getting you moving and doing something with your body. But if you expect to learn any real fighting fundamentals or want to train in a legitimate program that builds real skills transferable to the ring or self protection, then pass on this system and look into programs like Corner(a professional system used in UK boxing gyms with incredibly accurate trackers and amazing programs). Fightcamp is a toy at best. If your just a fitness bloke then this is fine (but the base system only, trackers and bag, skip the accessories and bring your own).
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Used to be great
I used it mainly for warmups and cooldowns, took away from thinking what to do - especially during early morning workouts. Couldn’t buy sensors because I’m in EU and I also don’t really have space for a bag in my flat.
Now they put it all behind paywall, not sure if app ownership changed or what but new design looks absolutely awful and expecting people to pay $39 a month for a membership is crazy. Another example where capitalism ruined something great, but what can you expect from Americans.
Now they put it all behind paywall, not sure if app ownership changed or what but new design looks absolutely awful and expecting people to pay $39 a month for a membership is crazy. Another example where capitalism ruined something great, but what can you expect from Americans.
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New App is broken
New app breaks multiple features. But the worst is can’t use the console over Ethernet. Forces you to use WiFi, but the console doesn’t work well with mesh networks. Constant pausing and freezing.
Always have issues with sensors.
After 3 months of troubleshooting the issue is still standing. The system is not usable.
Bruh
Before you by this just know you have to buy a device for you to do the workouts and u can’t do the workouts without it
Don’t buy their equipment as a gift
My husband wanted the new console for Christmas. Checked the website, can’t get just the console, so I shelled out almost $300 for the console and a bunch of equipment we already had. Fine, whatever, I guess. But then Fight Camp signed me up for a subscription that I didn’t agree to. When I tried to call them to get the charge reversed, I got an automated message that no agents were available and to call back later then the call disconnected. Never again will I buy anything from them.
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Not for beginners!!!
Very few workouts for actual beginners, both in technique and for general fitness. Under the conditioning workout tab for instance there are literally only 2 out of the 133 workouts available and neither are truly for beginners who are trying to build up stamina. Under kickboxing 16 of the 886 workouts, strength 7/180 etc....
Very disappointing for the price charged. If you are a newbie look elsewhere.
Very disappointing for the price charged. If you are a newbie look elsewhere.
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Hands down the Best there is
Being able to combine strength with fighting workouts , core workouts and conditioning as well makes this app hard to beat. Also very cool how you can track your progress and stream your own playlist during workouts. Also learn a ton which keeps me engaged and wanting to get my workouts in. Been using this for rite at 2 years now and see no end in my future. Love it.
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Loving Fight Camp
Great addition to my workouts. Like the upper body workout compared to Peloton, and great to get frustrations out. Got the sound sleeve which made a big difference if noise or vibrations are an issue.
Not as i thought
I thought this app was for new boxing beginners at home without any equipment. But they said it want a console to start the boxing. The reason why people are learning boxing at home because they dont have the cash to learn boxing in boxing classes but they want equipment to learn boxing, its not worth. I think the console cost more than a boxing class....🥲
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Do not hesitate
I have been a fan since day one. Absolutely no regrets with this program
Could be better
I'm new to boxing and kickboxing and i don't have a gym to go to so i thought to try this i tried to do the first workout and its trying to make me buy trackers but when i tried to check the price i couldn't and it wanted me to buy the whole package for $700 which i would not and couldn't buy since i dont have the space. So overall if they didnt want you to buy stuff it would be a higher rating
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Beautiful App—Exorbitant Start-Up cost
I started the app when more of the workouts were available for free. The video tutorials are wonderful: you can either pick a technique to practice with, or do full workouts. I would be more than happy to purchase the $40/month membership fee if it was available…However, you cannot do a membership without buying the $800 (yes, $800) start-up kit with a bag, gloves, and a console. The console is used for tracking at best. For reference, I got a bag and gloves for under $200 from Amazon. This made sense as my bag would remain outdoors and not expected to last long. The start-up cost and gate-keeping is exorbitant and ridiculous—who do they hope to sell to, Elon Musk? Certainly not the average American. It’s a shame, because the material is worthwhile and like I said, I’d be more than willing to pay a monthly membership…But not a $800 set, puh-leeze.
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Excellent Workouts
I’m an older student, 72, I appreciate the stepwise approach and progression. You can repeat classes if you want to, all at your own pace. Definitely helps in staying in shape. Enjoy following my stats and progress. I highly recommend Fight Camp, their service support for any questions or concerns is outstanding.
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I want to love it
So like so many others, the holiday discounts were too good to not order. I was so excited to get it and even though I have previous experience, I started with the beginner program. I love the classes but getting the trackers to connect is a huge issue. Now the console isn’t charging the trackers so I am still paying for the subscription and can’t use it as designed. They have turned off their phone service and the email responses are now supposed to come in 24-48 BUSINESS HOURS. I really want this to work, but I think there is a problem with the consoles the company is not being transparent about. Great concept if it worked.
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Great concept, poor execution
In theory it’s a great app. There are a ton of workouts, that seem to be very well put together, love the coaches and the content. The problem is with the technology, it’s inconsistent at best. If you want to track punches and kicks it’s a roll of the dice if they will work or not. Probably not worth the price overall considering the above.
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They ruined the app
I used to love this app as a nice way to access free effective workouts. But now they won’t let me do anything without purchasing their extra equipment and a subscription. It used to be optional but now the videos won’t even let you press play without making purchases.
Buggy as heck
The workouts are great. The app is terrible. I’m in my first week and workouts don’t start consistently, and the “how to put on your wraps” tutorial audio plays constantly underneath the workout. Pure garbage.
