Consistently Excellent Training Aide
Pro Boxing: Training & Workout is an excellent option for anyone looking to sharpen or maintain boxing skills outside of the gym.
I travel a lot for work and can’t always make it to the gym consistently. I typically struggle to come up with my own training routines without falling into the same grooves repeatedly. This app has so many different options immediately available that I can simply have an idea of what I’d like to train, and all I have to do is pick a workout that’s congruent with my goal. Furthermore, the depth of options is phenomenal. Plenty of applications can just shout combinations at you, few provide the option to pattern the combinations based on a specific training emphasis. Fewer still provide options for skills like weight distribution or different schools of boxing.
Personally, I’m a huge fan of this application not being dependent on internet access for anything more than regular content updates. I can store everything I need locally for times where I either have garbage service or no service, which is a regular occurrence for me. And I mean everything: a huge selection of workouts, video demonstrations of the techniques, progress tracking features. All of it.
Are there more quality of life features I could picture? Certainly. I have to track things like training volume and density manually. An integrated feature would be nice. That said: this app is about actually learning to box and practicing it consistently in a structured manner. There are dozens of ways to track your workouts. I’m not familiar with any options that compare to this with respect to actual training.
The dev team are also professional and rapidly responsive for bug fixes, and it seems to me like they’re not a third party developer but actual boxers and enthusiasts that are genuinely attached to the outcomes their product can provide.
SUMMARY: Great training option for when you’re outside the gym that’s focused on actual skill development and progression, made and maintained by a responsive and professional team that is passionate about their product and boxing. I recommend this app for anyone looking to get into boxing or who is looking for a way to supplement their training outside the gym.
I travel a lot for work and can’t always make it to the gym consistently. I typically struggle to come up with my own training routines without falling into the same grooves repeatedly. This app has so many different options immediately available that I can simply have an idea of what I’d like to train, and all I have to do is pick a workout that’s congruent with my goal. Furthermore, the depth of options is phenomenal. Plenty of applications can just shout combinations at you, few provide the option to pattern the combinations based on a specific training emphasis. Fewer still provide options for skills like weight distribution or different schools of boxing.
Personally, I’m a huge fan of this application not being dependent on internet access for anything more than regular content updates. I can store everything I need locally for times where I either have garbage service or no service, which is a regular occurrence for me. And I mean everything: a huge selection of workouts, video demonstrations of the techniques, progress tracking features. All of it.
Are there more quality of life features I could picture? Certainly. I have to track things like training volume and density manually. An integrated feature would be nice. That said: this app is about actually learning to box and practicing it consistently in a structured manner. There are dozens of ways to track your workouts. I’m not familiar with any options that compare to this with respect to actual training.
The dev team are also professional and rapidly responsive for bug fixes, and it seems to me like they’re not a third party developer but actual boxers and enthusiasts that are genuinely attached to the outcomes their product can provide.
SUMMARY: Great training option for when you’re outside the gym that’s focused on actual skill development and progression, made and maintained by a responsive and professional team that is passionate about their product and boxing. I recommend this app for anyone looking to get into boxing or who is looking for a way to supplement their training outside the gym.
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I love the app, just a few recommendations
Y’all should add an option to make a customs numbering system, that would help a lot because different gyms use different numbers, or have an option to call out ounces instead of punch numbers.
Other than that I love the app🙌🏽
Other than that I love the app🙌🏽
Response from developer
Thanks Cory 👊 A different numbering system was something we contemplated. It will take a considerable amount of work but we do plan on having this option in the future. Happy to have you onboard 🛥️
Only missing one thing
I got no complaints all I would like to be added are some strength and conditioning, explosiveness, core rotation and stuff like that. Those are equally as important as technique and studying film. I know we have active recovery but I would like a think of it’s own and modified🙏
Response from developer
We have a whole new calisthenic module planned for the near future. Stay tuned! 👊
Amazing!
The best app out there well worth the purchase! I’ve been a boxing coach for 20 years and this app is legit. Highly recommend.
Response from developer
Glad you're enjoying the app and thanks for the recommendation, coach! 👊
App is good but false advertising is when I draw the line when it says” free trial”
I cancelled same day just like with any other subscription that offers free trials. I don’t get charged, but here I figure out I couldn’t because now Apple has an issue. I even got Apple support and even got it escalated “higher” and they couldn’t even help. It’s like customer service wasn’t in their vocabulary bet because they definitely didn’t know the meaning of helping a customer.
Like referring me to an article that I already read before I called Apple support doesn’t help me. I just don’t understand why does the consumer have to suffer over developer errors.
Like referring me to an article that I already read before I called Apple support doesn’t help me. I just don’t understand why does the consumer have to suffer over developer errors.
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