For kickboxing coaches

Spend review time on the moments that change training.

WarriorIQ organises a fight into evidence, measured observations and coaching priorities so coaches can move from a long video to a focused conversation without pretending uncertain detections are facts.

01

From report to session plan

The focused athlete receives coaching priorities and a training plan derived from that fight's supported weaknesses. The plan is not copied between fighters and should be adapted by the coach to the athlete's level, health and competition calendar.

  • Evidence-linked review moments
  • Fighter-specific strengths and priorities
  • Practical drill prescriptions
  • Saved-fight progress context
02

Keep the athlete in context

Both fighters are followed because pressure, defence and positioning depend on the opponent. The selected athlete receives the detailed report; the opponent remains contextual rather than receiving an unnecessary duplicate plan.

03

Share carefully

Saved reports are private by default. Supported plans can share time-limited report links on eligible plans, while video permissions and athlete privacy remain the uploader's responsibility.

Questions

Useful answers before analysis

Can I compare an athlete across fights?

Saved analyses can contribute to progress views when the same athlete profile is used and the underlying observations are available.

Will every report contain a scorecard?

No. A scorecard is withheld when both fighters were not analysed or the evidence gates are not met.

Ready when the footage is

Bring one fight. Leave with a clearer next step.

Upload privately, select both fighters, and focus the detailed report on the athlete you want to improve.

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