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FILM STUDY FOR STRIKERS · FIRST REPORT FREE

Know what they'll do before they do it.

Send one clip of your next opponent. Get back a scouting report the way a corner would prep it: habits, tells, how often each one shows up, and a game plan built around them. Every claim comes with a timestamp. Your first report is free.

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YOUR FIRST REPORT
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CLAIMS WITH A TIMESTAMP
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REPORT TURNAROUND
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STRIKING DISCIPLINES
01 / THE READ

Tape in.
Plan out.

Every moment that matters gets logged against the clock. Habits are counted across the whole clip, so when the report says “6 of 7 kicks”, you can scrub to every one of them.

LOGFrame-by-frame logging of every exchange
COUNTFrequencies tallied, not estimated
EXPLOITThe single biggest opening, named first
Shoulder dips
Lands square
SPARRING · RD 200:00
SUBJECT: RED · ORTHODOX · AMATEUR
03:20
Logged habitsOPPONENT MODE
00:48Resets square after the rear kick, lead foot late1×
01:12Right shoulder dips a beat before the cross1×
Exploit: step in behind the kick and low-kick the lead leg while his weight is still centred. Seen on 6 of 7 kicks.
02 / THE REPORT

What's in
the folder

One PDF, written in plain coaching English. No hype, no “work on your footwork”. Every point says what happened, when, how often, and what to do about it.

01

Fighter profile

Stance, archetype, preferred range, rhythm, and how they change across rounds.

02

3 things to respect

What they do well, with timestamps and why it works. You need to know this before you plan.

03

3–5 exploitable habits

Ordered by how easy they are to use. Each with the trigger, the frequency, and the exploit.

04

Their tells

What they do right before the big shot. Favourite combinations and setups, with counts.

05

Game plan

The single biggest exploit first, then what to attack, what to avoid, and how to approach each round.

06

3 drills + confidence score

Drills with sets and rounds, built for the plan. Plus an honest score of how much the footage let us see.

03 / THE PROCESS

Three rounds.
One plan.

You don't need good camera work. Phone footage from the stands is fine. A clear angle and a full round help — and the report tells you when they didn't.

1
ROUND 1

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A YouTube link, Drive link or file. Tell us the sport, the ruleset, and which fighter to study (“red shorts, orthodox”). Up to 6 minutes per report.

2
ROUND 2

We break it down

Every moment that matters gets logged with its timestamp. Frequencies are counted, not guessed.

3
ROUND 3

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A PDF within 24 hours. Read it, show your coach, build the camp around it.

04 / SEND TAPE

Your first read
is on us.

No card, no account. Paste a link to the clip, tell us who to watch, and the full report is in your inbox within 24 hours. If it's worth it, the next one is $19.

LINKYouTube (unlisted is fine), Google Drive, Dropbox — anything we can open. Up to 6 minutes.
WHOWhich fighter: “red shorts, orthodox, the taller one”.
MODEOpponent scouting, or self-review of your own sparring.
RULESSport, level, and the ruleset of the fight you're prepping for.

One free report per fighter. We read every submission by hand, so if the clip is unusable (too short, too dark, fighter not visible) we'll tell you and ask for another one instead of sending a bad report.

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The film study your corner would do if they had the hours.

05 / THE PAGES

Reads like your corner wrote it

Six to ten pages. Profile first, then what to respect, then where to attack in order of how exploitable it is. The game plan names the single biggest exploit before anything else — because that's the one you'll actually drill.

Each report ends with a confidence score and what limited it: angle, lighting, clip length. If we couldn't see it, we say so.

06 / PRICING

Pick your corner

Your first report is free. After that, pay per fight or subscribe if you spar on tape every week.

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07 / STRAIGHT TALK

What this can't do

IT READS
TacticsHabitsRhythmTells

It won't replace your coach. It's the film study your corner would do if they had the hours. Bring it to them.

IT WON'T PRETEND TO MEASURE
Punch speedPowerReaction time

If the clip is short, dark or shot from a bad angle, the report says so and gives a lower confidence score instead of inventing detail.

08 / QUESTIONS

Before you send tape

Yes. Full report, nothing locked, no card. One per fighter. We do it because a scouting report is hard to judge until you've held one against what your coach says — and because we ask for one line of feedback in return.

A full round or more, from the side or a raised angle, with the fighter in frame most of the time. Phone footage from ringside is fine. Highlight reels are the worst input: they only show what the editor liked.

Yes. Choose “self-review” and the report flips: the game plan becomes the one fix that matters most, what to keep doing, and drills for it.

AI does the frame-by-frame logging, which is the part humans skip because it's tedious. Every report is read before it goes out, and anything that doesn't hold up on tape gets cut. If a report is wrong, tell us and we redo it.

Tell us the rules when you send the clip (amateur boxing, no elbows, 3×3, etc.). The plan only uses what's legal for that ruleset.

Only long enough to produce the report. We never post your footage or your opponent's.

FINAL BELL

Your next opponent is already on tape.

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