FightCamp Console Review – better than ever!

I’ve been using FightCamp for a few years now, and with the release of their new console, I thought it was a good time to take a fresh look at the system. FightCamp has always been a solid option for anyone looking to mix fitness with fun, and the recent updates have made it even more accessible.

While no product is perfect, FightCamp continues to stand out as one of the most engaging ways to get in shape—whether you’re training solo or looking for a fitness option that works for the whole family. Here’s my updated take on what FightCamp gets right and whether it might be a good fit for you.

FightCamp Console – video review

What is FightCamp?

Think of Peloton, but instead of riding a bike, you’re punching a freestanding boxing bag. FightCamp pairs this with a set of trackers that slide into quick wraps to measure your punch count and power. What makes it truly engaging is the thousands of available classes and programs, plus the competitive aspect of scoring against your previous best, friends, or family members. Whether you’re aiming for personal progress or a fun challenge with others, FightCamp turns fitness into something exciting and game-like.

Product design and appeal

The quality of FightCamp’s components—from the boxing bag to the gloves and trackers—feels premium. The new console only enhances the overall experience. Everything fits together with a sleek aesthetic that doesn’t scream “fitness gear” and looks great in your living room or home gym. Unlike bulky equipment you want to stash away, FightCamp’s design is something you’d be proud to have on display. I can say from experience that when friends or family come over, the first thing they gravitate toward is the boxing bag, eager to give it a try.

The New FightCamp Console

One of the most significant upgrades with FightCamp is the introduction of the new console. Previously, you’d need a phone or tablet to stream classes. Now, with the console, everything runs directly on your TV, making the setup and use far more convenient.

The console itself has a modern design, featuring a subtle glow (which can be turned off if preferred) and a magnetic base for neatly organizing your HDMI and power cords. On top, there are four slots to keep your trackers charged, held magnetically in place when not in use. It’s an elegant solution that keeps everything organized and ready for your next session. For those already using FightCamp, I’d say the console is worth upgrading to—it really makes the whole system feel more integrated and easy to use.

Classes: Boxing, kickboxing, and more

At its core, FightCamp offers connected fitness boxing and kickboxing classes. If you’ve never tried these types of workouts before, let me assure you, they are excellent for getting in shape. Not only do they elevate your heart rate quickly, but they also build strength, power, and agility. Plus, there’s something incredibly gratifying about improving your boxing skills over time. There’s a depth to these workouts that keeps you coming back.

For beginners, there are plenty of introductory classes to ease into, but if you’re more experienced, there are advanced classes that will push your limits. FightCamp offers a challenge for every fitness level, and you can ramp up the difficulty as needed.

FightCamp coaching

One standout aspect of FightCamp is the quality of its coaching. Many fitness platforms struggle to find instructors with the same level of charisma and engagement as Peloton’s stars, but FightCamp nails it. The coaches each have their own unique styles and personalities, making it easy to find favorites. After taking many classes, I can confidently say all the instructors are top-notch, making each session enjoyable and motivating.

Class and program variety

With thousands of classes available, you’ll never run out of new options. FightCamp doesn’t just focus on boxing and kickboxing; they also offer core and strength classes, along with hybrids that mix different elements. Personally, I enjoy the follow-along programs that guide you through a sequence of workouts designed to improve specific skills. Some of these programs are extensive, featuring 20+ workouts that gradually build on each other. It’s an excellent option for those looking for structured, progressive training.

Family fitness

One of the things that sets FightCamp apart from other fitness platforms is how family-friendly it is. Let’s be honest—most fitness devices are not designed with kids in mind. You won’t see my daughter jumping on a bike or treadmill anytime soon. But give her a pair of boxing gloves, and she’s all in. FightCamp transforms fitness into something that feels like a game, and my daughter loves keeping up with me during workouts. There’s truly nothing else like it that works for people of all ages, making it an excellent choice for family fitness.

Final Thoughts

I typically wrap up fitness reviews with a list of pros and cons, but when it comes to FightCamp, it’s hard to find any downsides, outside of having to pay a $39 monthly membership to access the classes. The equipment is high quality, the classes are abundant and varied, and the coaches are engaging. The system itself is intuitive, and the new console makes it even easier to use. Whether you’re looking for a way to improve both your conditioning and strength or want a fitness option that the whole family can enjoy, FightCamp is a great choice.