Turn a full fight into a clearer next session.
WarriorIQ helps kickboxers and coaches review what the footage can actually support. It follows both selected fighters, separates measured observations from uncertain action labels, and links useful findings back to the video.
What a useful fight review should answer
A good review should show where the athlete was effective, where position or timing broke down, and which moments deserve another look. WarriorIQ keeps fighter identity, round context and evidence coverage visible so a number never appears without context.
- Movement, guard and balance observations
- Ruleset-aware supported actions
- Round-by-round performance context
- Evidence replay and fighter-specific training priorities
What happens when the footage is unclear
Fast exchanges, camera movement, obstructions and low light can limit any video model. WarriorIQ does not invent strikes to fill a report. Unsupported claims are withheld or presented as review candidates, while tracking and pose coverage remain visible.
Built for training, not official judging
The scorecard is an evidence-gated training estimate. It is designed to help athletes and coaches structure review; it does not replace licensed officials or the governing rules of an event.
Useful answers before analysis
Can WarriorIQ analyse sparring as well as competition footage?
Yes. Choose the video type before upload so the report keeps the session context clear.
Does WarriorIQ analyse both fighters?
Yes. Both fighters are tracked for identity and fight context, while the selected focus fighter receives the deeper coaching report and training plan.
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.