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Structured boxing training

Learn boxingwith a plan.

Knockout turns boxing fundamentals into a clear day-by-day program. Follow short technique videos, train with guided rounds, and build real skills without wondering what to do next.

Knockout active training screen showing the Guard Reset drill, round timer, and upcoming movement
Knockout moves from today’s planned session into a guided technique round.
Beginner-friendly
Clear structure from day one
10–15 min
Typical plan sessions
No equipment
Needed to get started

How Knockout works

From your first stance to complete rounds

  1. Knockout onboarding screen for choosing a fighter style, with Technical selected

    Build your plan

    Choose your experience, goals, schedule, and available training time.

  2. Knockout Home screen showing Day 5, Hands Home, ready to start

    Follow today’s session

    Train one focused lesson at a time with short demonstrations and guided rounds.

  3. Knockout fighter progression screen showing the character and Attack, Speed, and Defense skill progress

    See your skills build

    Complete sessions, maintain consistency, and follow your progress as the training becomes more advanced.

Training in Knockout

One plan. Every part connected.

From choosing today’s session to seeing your progress, each part of Knockout keeps your training moving in one clear direction.

Your training is already planned

Stop assembling workouts from different videos and timers. Knockout gives you a focused session for today and builds each lesson on what you learned before.

Open the app to see the day’s focus, session duration, drills, and your place in the plan.

Knockout Today screen showing Week 1, a completed first day, and the prepared 10-minute Around the Guard session for Day 2
Today shows the next day, its duration, skill points, and progress through the training plan.

See every movement before you train it

Short technique videos demonstrate the movement clearly, so you can focus on one detail at a time—from stance and footwork to punches, defence, combinations, and conditioning.

The movement, current round, remaining time, and what comes next stay visible while you train.

Touch and Escape demonstration within a 90-second guided round, followed by Bell-Ringer Cardio.

Guided from the first bell to the last

The built-in boxing timer manages preparation, work, rest, and transitions with audio cues, so you can stay focused without constantly looking at your screen. In a custom timer, optional random signals make those cues unpredictable—useful for training reaction, timing, and focus.

Knockout guided session showing Round 1, the Guard Reset movement, 42 seconds remaining, pause and movement controls, and the next drill
The active round keeps the movement, remaining time, controls, and next drill together, with audio guidance and optional random cues in custom timers.

Progress that makes consistency visible

Every completed session moves your training forward. Track your plan, build consistency, and see how your boxing skills develop over time.

Completed days, streaks, Attack, Speed, and Defence XP, and fighter progression make the work you have already done easy to see.

Knockout progress screen showing a level-one fighter and Attack, Speed, and Defence XP
Completed plan days and fighter skill progress make consistency visible.

Go deeper whenever you are ready

Explore individual trainings and short reads outside your main plan. Revisit a movement, focus on a boxing concept, or choose an extra session when you want to go further.

Explore currently brings together eight reads and around 30 individual trainings.

Explore

Choose what you want to work on next.

Short reads
8
Individual trainings
≈30
Explore includes eight short reads and around 30 individual trainings.

Why Knockout

A plan, not a playlist.

Videos can show you a movement. A timer can run the round. Knockout connects both to a daily plan that keeps your training moving forward.

Comparison of Knockout, a typical video library, and a basic round timer
Training featureKnockoutKnockoutTypical video libraryVideo libraryBasic round timerTimer
Clear daily trainingIncludedIncludedYou organize itYou organize itNot includedNot included
Logical skill progressionIncludedIncludedDepends on the creatorDepends on the creatorNot includedNot included
Technique demonstrationsIncludedIncludedIncludedIncludedNot includedNot included
Guided rounds and restIncludedIncludedSometimesSometimesIncludedIncluded
Progress trackingIncludedIncludedUsually separateUsually separateLimitedLimited
One focused training flowIncludedIncludedMultiple tools neededMultiple tools neededMultiple tools neededMultiple tools needed
  • Included
  • Varies, limited, or separate
  • Not included or needs other tools

Train anywhere

Your training goes where you go

Use Knockout for shadowboxing at home, focused technique work in the gym, conditioning sessions, or rounds on the heavy bag.

A child and an adult run through a sunlit stairway
Shadowboxing at home
A boxer moves through a heavy-bag drill in a sunlit gym
Focused technique work in the gym
A boxer circles a heavy bag during gym training
Heavy-bag work
  • No complicated setup
  • No expensive connected hardware
  • No need to build every session yourself

Behind Knockout

Built from a real training moment

Knockout started during a group boxing session.

Our coach would clap, and everyone had to react with a specific combination. It was simple, unpredictable, and surprisingly effective. I wanted a way to practise the same kind of reaction training on my own, so I built an app that could call out cues during rounds.

At first, Knockout was just a boxing timer with random signals. But while using it, I realized that timing was only one part of the problem. Independent training also needs clear technique, structured sessions, and a sense of what to practise next.

So Knockout grew into something bigger: a boxing training app that combines guided rounds, technique demonstrations, structured plans, and progress in one place.

The goal is still the same—to make solo boxing training feel focused, purposeful, and easier to stay consistent with.

SerhiiCreator of Knockout

Serhii Kopytchuk at an outdoor filming location
Serhii while filming Knockout training content.

US App Store review

Easy to use!

“This app is great! Really easy to use, well designed and the rewards are a very cool touch!”

Developer response · May 29, 2026

Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m really glad you’re enjoying the app!

View Knockout on the App Store
Free to download
Start with the included experience. Additional plans and features require an auto-renewing Knockout Pro subscription. Your local price and billing period are shown before purchase in the App Store.
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Questions or account help
Contact the person building Knockout directly at support@knockoutboxing.app.
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Read the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use, or manage your subscription through Apple.

FAQ

Questions before your first round

Is Knockout suitable for complete beginners?

Yes. The beginner path starts with stance, guard, movement, and basic punches before introducing defence, combinations, and more demanding rounds.

Do I need boxing equipment?

You can begin with enough space to move and your iPhone. Some sessions can also be used with gloves or a heavy bag, but equipment is not required to begin the core program.

How long are the training sessions?

Most plan sessions take approximately 10–15 minutes, making them easier to fit around work, gym sessions, or other training.

Can I use Knockout at home and in the gym?

Yes. Knockout can guide shadowboxing, conditioning, technique practice, and heavy-bag sessions wherever you train.

Does Knockout include a boxing timer?

Yes. You can configure preparation, work, rest, and rounds, use clear transition sounds, and add random audio cues for reaction training.

Is Knockout free?

Knockout is free to download. Additional plans and features require an auto-renewing Knockout Pro subscription. Your local price and billing period are shown before purchase in the App Store, and you can manage or cancel the subscription in your App Store account settings.

Is Knockout a replacement for a boxing coach?

No. Knockout helps structure independent training and practise boxing fundamentals. For personalized form correction, contact training, and sparring, train with a qualified coach.

Is Knockout available on Android?

Knockout is currently available on the App Store for iPhone.

Your next round already has a plan.

Start building your boxing skills with focused sessions, clear progression, and everything you need to keep training.

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