FightCamp Reviews

What It’s Like to Subscribe to FightCamp

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How FightCamp Works

To get started, you’ll need to choose which FightCamp package is right for you. You can choose from 3 different plans: Personal, Tribe, or Connect. Once you’ve chosen the plan that’s right for your training needs, you can either pay for your equipment all upfront or choose to pay for it in monthly installments. You’ll also need to pay for your first month of membership.

After you’ve purchased your equipment and membership, you’ll need to create an account on the FightCamp app. This will allow for your trackers to be synced to your membership automatically. In your user profile, you will be able to see your total workouts, rounds, punches, and badges earned through your time with FightCamp.

Once you’ve received your equipment, you’ll need to charge your trackers and then pair them to your FightCamp app. Then, you’ll place your trackers into the FightCamp quick wraps and set up your bag. Your bag can be filled with dry sand, water, a mixture of sand and water, or a mixture of base gel and water.

As soon as your equipment is set up, you’ll be able to enjoy your first workout! You can choose from workout lengths of 4 rounds (15 min), 6 rounds (25 min), 8 rounds (30 min), or 10 rounds (40 min) and choose difficulties ranging from open to intermediate to advanced. There are also plenty of workout categories to choose from which include options like combo build-up, full-body kickboxing, and pure punching.

Your Punch Trackers will show real-time progress and stats and are compatible with any iOS and Android device. The trackers also calculate output using a proprietary algorithm to combine intensity, speed, and technique and you can see how your score stacks up against others on the Leaderboard.

Pricing Options

All FightCamp packages require a monthly FightCamp membership that costs $39/month and provides you with access to unlimited workout content. Additionally, you must pay the price for the equipment package you choose which includes the following options:

• FightCamp Personal - Costs $999 and includes punch trackers, quick wraps, a free-standing bag, premium boxing gloves, and a bag ring.

• FightCamp Tribe - Costs $1,299 and includes everything in the FightCamp Personal package plus a heavy workout mat, additional premium boxing gloves, additional quick wraps, and kids boxing gloves.

• FightCamp Connect - Costs $399 and includes punch trackers and quick wraps.

You can decide to pay for the equipment all upfront or choose to make monthly payments in addition to your monthly membership fee.

FightCamp Pros and Cons

Pros

• Unlimited workout content
• Flexible payment plans
• Compatible with iOS and Android

Cons

• Some packages are expensive
• Only ships to the US
• Hawaii and Alaska limited to FightCamp Connect

Is FightCamp Worth It?

If you’re looking to enjoy boxing within the comfort of your own home, the FightCamp is totally worth it! You can enjoy access to 1,000s of different workouts and be in full control of your training without having to worry about keeping up the pace with others in a crowded group setting. Not only that, your app will keep track of your training so that you can monitor your progress and work towards crushing your goals.

How FightCamp Compares to Other Fitness Subscriptions

FightCamp VS MIRROR: MIRROR is a smart gym that allows you to choose from over 50 types of classes including strength, cardio, dance, boxing, and more. Similar to FightCamp, you’ll need to purchase the equipment upfront and then pay for your monthly membership. The equipment costs $1,495 (or finance from $32/month for 48 months) and the class membership is $39/month. MIRROR is best for those who want a variety of workout options whereas FightCamp is best for those who want to focus solely on boxing.

FightCamp VS Tonal: Tonal is a popular at-home strength training option that counts your reps, provides real-time form feedback, and will make weight recommendations. Tonal does not offer live classes and it is operated through cables and pulleys. The pricing starts at $2,995 and you need to buy the smart accessories package for $495, versus pricing between $399-$1,299 for FightCamp. Additionally, the subscription for Tonal is $49’month.

FightCamp VS Tempo: Tempo is an all-in-one home gym that provides personal guidance, support, and instruction. It’s primarily known for its strength workouts, but you can also take classes ranging from cardio boxing to yoga and HIIT to mobility. The Tempo Move costs $495 whereas the Tempo Studio starts at $2,495 and goes up to $3,995, depending on how many weights you want to be included with your purchase. You can pay for the equipment upfront or pay $41/month to $78/month and the class membership is $39/month. Tempo is best for those who prefer strength training whereas FightCamp is geared towards boxers.