eBoxing 1.2

This electronic boxing training system utilizes a pair of specialized boxing handles that connect directly to your smartphone, enabling a comprehensive assessment of your punching performance. Unlike traditional heavy bags or shadow boxing alone, the eBoxingHandles provide immediate feedback on several key metrics, including punch accuracy, intensity, and count.

Upon completing a shadow boxing session with these handles, users can review detailed performance data instantly on their mobile device. The system offers precise analysis of punch accuracy, differentiates skill levels between both arms, and highlights areas for improvement. This focused feedback aids boxers in identifying their weaker side and pushing past previous limits.

The associated application stores all workout statistics, allowing users to monitor their progress over time. The device features a “Guided workout” mode that functions as a virtual coach, delivering vibration-based commands at the handles to instruct and assist the user in practicing combinations and enhancing response times. Alternatively, the “Free workout” mode enables independent training sessions where the app continuously monitors and evaluates punching effectiveness.

Following intense training sessions, users can opt to share their comprehensive statistics with friends, fellow boxers, or online communities, fostering a motivating environment for continuous improvement.

Available at www.eboxinghandles.com, the product represents an innovative step forward in shadowboxing technology.

• Personalized e-coaching capabilities
• Three-axis accelerometer sensor system
• Wireless Bluetooth connectivity to your smartphone
• Vibration impulse command system
• Adaptive punching combination training engine
• Dual modes: Guided workout with instructions or Free workout for independent training
• Immediate post-workout statistics analysis on your device
• Training and progress tracking—measuring punch accuracy and intensity of jabs, hooks, and uppercuts
• Functionality to share your stats with peers and online boxing communities