Mike Tyson, Usher-Backed Fitness Platform Now Tracks Your Kicks
FightCamp, the at-home boxing and kickboxing fitness company backed by Mike Tyson and Usher, has revealed its new kick tracking technology.
FightCamp’s Kick Tracking Tech
Known for its real-time punch tracking, the platform now allows users to measure the speed, quantity, and intensity of their kicks, adding a new dimension to full-body workouts.
“When you can track your progress, whether through punches or kicks, it pushes you to set and break personal records,” said CEO Khalil Zahar, who founded FightCamp to improve his own training.
“Fitness becomes a challenge you want to keep coming back to.”
Bringing Data-Driven Fitness to Every Home
FightCamp’s new kick tracking is part of its broader mission to make boxing and kickboxing more accessible.
Users can pair this feature with the platform’s guided workouts, which range from five-minute quick sessions to hour-long advanced routines.
These workouts blend strength, cardio, and mental resilience, offering a complete fitness experience for all levels.
With this release, FightCamp continues to build on its community-centric model.
Members can track their stats, share milestones, and challenge each other. The updated system now supports simultaneous tracking for two users.
Feature Image Credit: FightCamp
