Corner Boxing Punch Trackers are the ultimate tool to enhance your boxing workouts. These smart sensors attach easily to your gloves and track the number, speed, and power of your punches in real-time, providing reliable and accurate punch tracking for boxing and MMA.
Corner Boxing Trackers are used by GB Olympic boxers and have been seen at the AIBA World Boxing Championship, proving their effectiveness in improving performance. The lightweight devices fit into custom Corner Wraps, making them comfortable to wear during training sessions.
With the Corner Boxing app, users can analyze their data, improve their technique, and compete with friends. Sessions can be saved and progress can be tracked on leaderboards, enhancing motivation in training sessions with high punch accuracy and performance tracking. The trackers are also compatible with numerous HR trackers for additional data, including live calorie burn.
On top of that, users can take advantage of OnDemand classes and virtual competitions with live leaderboards, providing the ultimate training motivation. The best part is that no subscription is required to create and track your own sessions. The trackers are compatible with iOS and Android devices with Bluetooth 4.0 or higher.
The package includes 2x Corner trackers, 2x Corner wristbands, and 1x micro-USB charger. The trackers are hit proof, sweat and water-resistant, have a 6-hour battery life, and are lightweight and comfortable to wear.
Corner Boxing Punch Trackers are the perfect tool to help users achieve their boxing goals.
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Allucard –
So far I love the Corner Boxing Trackers. Knock on wood, I have not had any problems with connections. I did research all tracking apps before deciding to purchase Corner Boxing Trackers. I did come across a review where there are problems with Android Phones connecting to the trackers. There was just an update.I would say I am a beginner boxer with amateur boxing skills aspirations. I boxed a long time ago and had to handle myself, defending myself with street fights. Mostly trained with American Kenpo and Muay Thai Kickboxing. I also did Tae Know Do, Jeet Kune Do, and Savate. I loved Savate. Real American Kenpo and Muay Thai Kickboxing is awesome and I loved both. However, I got injured and took many years to recover and am actually still recovering so if I can use these so can you especially if you are a boxer.The Corner app really helps intensify my work out. You set the app to beginner, amateur, semi-pro or pro. I chose amateur because I boxed before and Muay Thai we boxed a lot. Very intense workouts that sets goals depending on your skill level. Amateur is at least 180 punches a round, provides a speed, types of punches, power, while you are training and at the end provides the data. Even has hand free moves to so you can change the display to show speed, time, punches, etc., or stay on the initial page showing everything. I practice at home, so the app is like having trainer in your corner.Just make sure you out the trackers on correctly. Tracker app has videos to show you how and online. Just remember to have the white line facing toward your biceps and the blue light at top facing your wrist. If you use the wrist wrap make sure to install the way the arrow shows you. Again, knock on wood no problems at all.I have not tried the classes yet. You can get into a group training. I will update this when I can. I have not tried that yet. I bought this mostly for me only.I really love trackers and the fact it does not cost $500.00 and $50.00 a month for the app. Try it. If you do not like it return it. Corner Boxing Trackers is awesome especially for one who has some knowledge already.
V1NSUN –
Little over two weeks now with my corner trackers. Lets first start with saying the size of the trackers is awesome! You can use them with the wristbands it comes with or slip them into your hand wrap. Don’t even notice them while using. Secondly the performance. Solid with punch count, Knowing the type of punch thrown plus combos! Speed and power show but I’m pretty sure it’s not as accurate as the sensors punch counting. Now the app. You can make a profile, follow others, show off the workouts you do, have some stats but it still all feels basic. Gyms are allowed online but you need a gym code. This seems like the only way you can have a leaderboard with large groups on who’s scoring the most in each session. Also iPhone users can’t add android users. Sweet life! This has been out for a couple years… 🙁 Overall it’s good but not great. I feel mostOf the value could be in the app which it lacks..That’s why 3 stars.
Karlie –
Love the tracker but corner boxing is horrible at replying back to customers have emailed several time and got absolutely no reply
Scott Murdock –
I really liked the product. I wanted to try fight camp but couldn’t justify spending 1000 dollars for everything. I can get these trackers and a standing bag for half the price.Pro: super easy to setup, class will kick your butt, love the competition aspect of it. Makes me want to go harder. Subscription much more reasonable than 50 dollars a month. Trackers are accurate. Being able to track power, speed and number of punches Minor Cons: app lacks fundamental classes. Small community.
GR5 –
First time I used the trackers they were pretty good .. Maybe 90% accurate. Tried using them a couple of days later and it wouldn’t track hardly any jabs or crosses. The trackers were picking up about two-thirds to three-quarters of the hooks and uppercuts. I followed the instructions on placing the trackers in the wristbands . The app said the trackers were paired . It was just crazy .. I could stand there and throw jabs & crosses .. And they just weren’t being picked up .. I’d vary the speed thinking that had something to do with it .. But, no matter what I did jabs & crosses weren’t being picked up .
Kyle –
Easy enough to connect. Only down part is the app is designed for you to use their workouts and doesn’t allow you to make a customized program.
V1NSUN –
I like the ease of use. The app is interesting. No issues with setup nor connectivity. I have been using them with the Velcro pouches over my wrist wraps and under my gloves, so there is consistency with placement.But…. Seriously inaccurate for my use. I wanted to use them with my heavy bag, but they seem to only record about 30% of my punches. When I am hitting the bag, light or hard, I guess the app thinks I am bumping my gloves together to change screens or doing the left or right taps to scroll through screens instead of recording jabs and crosses…. Shadow boxing, it records about 95%, if that is your preference.Will give them another week or so to see how they do with speedbag and sparing, but my gut is already telling me to return them…
AnonUser10 –
Like some of the other reviewers, I was worried by some of the reviews posted, but nevertheless decided that I would give them a go, as they seemed to carry great promise. I have a busy schedule and my gym workout times are fairly inflexible. I spent over 2 hours during the weekend trying to get the sensors to connect and eventually gave it up. I don’t stand in front of a punchbag in my gym, spending half of the time I have to workout ‘double tapping’ sensors to connect. Completely useless and, in my opinion rubbish. I am angry and frustrated that I even wasted my time with them. They arrived Friday – yet there was no customer service over the weekend, which I thought appalling and even more annoying. They are boxed and awaiting pickup to be returned.
AnonUser10 –
I’ve had these for a couple of months now. At first they were a bit frustrating to get to pair properly but after updating my iPad and the corner app and firmware it pairs first time now every time.I use them alongside boxing training videos on a heavy bag. The trackers are really good for adding motivation to push yourself and to try and improve your previous personal bests.Hopefully there’s much more to come as the app itself and the data is pretty basic but I’d expect this be developed over time.As they aren’t that expensive, I think they are good value for helping motivate you to push harder in training sessions.
Nicholas –
I live in the U.S. and couldn’t find anything like these here, so when I was last in the UK, I bought them. They work really well and you can use them as trackers with or without the app’s workouts (there is a Quick Start/Manual option and you can use these in your own gym or workout–haven’t tried that yet, but will when my boxing class isn’t impacted by Covid any longer). Anyway, I’m currently using these in my home with the app workouts. I love Paulina’s workouts–they are hard but you feel like you’ve really done something afterward. I have yet to try to the other coaches. I’m sure they are also good. The trackers not only track the number of punches but power and speed too. It tracks your averages, it compares those stats between your left and right hands (uppercuts, jabs, cross, hooks, etc.). They are so worth the cost. I’ve interacted with customer service a few times about the app (there was some promotional thing going on) and they honestly have the best customer service. I’m finally getting back into shape after months of Covid stasis. Thank you CORNER!
Ben –
I love these trackers. I was a hykso user until fightcamp, but I’m already liking corner much better. I love how you can export the data and it breaks each punch down. Also, customer service is extremely helpful and thorough if you ever run into any problems. I highly recommend this product!
RF007 –
Good trackers value for money
V1NSUN –
Little over two weeks now with my corner trackers. Lets first start with saying the size of the trackers is awesome! You can use them with the wristbands it comes with or slip them into your hand wrap. Don’t even notice them while using. Secondly the performance. Solid with punch count, Knowing the type of punch thrown plus combos! Speed and power show but I’m pretty sure it’s not as accurate as the sensors punch counting. Now the app. You can make a profile, follow others, show off the workouts you do, have some stats but it still all feels basic. Gyms are allowed online but you need a gym code. This seems like the only way you can have a leaderboard with large groups on who’s scoring the most in each session. Also iPhone users can’t add android users. Sweet life! This has been out for a couple years… 🙁 Overall it’s good but not great. I feel mostOf the value could be in the app which it lacks..That’s why 3 stars.
Scott Murdock –
I really liked the product. I wanted to try fight camp but couldn’t justify spending 1000 dollars for everything. I can get these trackers and a standing bag for half the price.Pro: super easy to setup, class will kick your butt, love the competition aspect of it. Makes me want to go harder. Subscription much more reasonable than 50 dollars a month. Trackers are accurate. Being able to track power, speed and number of punches Minor Cons: app lacks fundamental classes. Small community.
V1NSUN –
I like the ease of use. The app is interesting. No issues with setup nor connectivity. I have been using them with the Velcro pouches over my wrist wraps and under my gloves, so there is consistency with placement.But…. Seriously inaccurate for my use. I wanted to use them with my heavy bag, but they seem to only record about 30% of my punches. When I am hitting the bag, light or hard, I guess the app thinks I am bumping my gloves together to change screens or doing the left or right taps to scroll through screens instead of recording jabs and crosses…. Shadow boxing, it records about 95%, if that is your preference.Will give them another week or so to see how they do with speedbag and sparing, but my gut is already telling me to return them…
Esperanza G. –
Surprisingly small size devices. Tested for about 15min boxing and I am very satisfied of the accuracy of detection. It didn’t miss any of my punches.
Allucard –
So far I love the Corner Boxing Trackers. Knock on wood, I have not had any problems with connections. I did research all tracking apps before deciding to purchase Corner Boxing Trackers. I did come across a review where there are problems with Android Phones connecting to the trackers. There was just an update.I would say I am a beginner boxer with amateur boxing skills aspirations. I boxed a long time ago and had to handle myself, defending myself with street fights. Mostly trained with American Kenpo and Muay Thai Kickboxing. I also did Tae Know Do, Jeet Kune Do, and Savate. I loved Savate. Real American Kenpo and Muay Thai Kickboxing is awesome and I loved both. However, I got injured and took many years to recover and am actually still recovering so if I can use these so can you especially if you are a boxer.The Corner app really helps intensify my work out. You set the app to beginner, amateur, semi-pro or pro. I chose amateur because I boxed before and Muay Thai we boxed a lot. Very intense workouts that sets goals depending on your skill level. Amateur is at least 180 punches a round, provides a speed, types of punches, power, while you are training and at the end provides the data. Even has hand free moves to so you can change the display to show speed, time, punches, etc., or stay on the initial page showing everything. I practice at home, so the app is like having trainer in your corner.Just make sure you out the trackers on correctly. Tracker app has videos to show you how and online. Just remember to have the white line facing toward your biceps and the blue light at top facing your wrist. If you use the wrist wrap make sure to install the way the arrow shows you. Again, knock on wood no problems at all.I have not tried the classes yet. You can get into a group training. I will update this when I can. I have not tried that yet. I bought this mostly for me only.I really love trackers and the fact it does not cost $500.00 and $50.00 a month for the app. Try it. If you do not like it return it. Corner Boxing Trackers is awesome especially for one who has some knowledge already.