Athlete analysis report · boxing
Every rep, analysed.
A 3-round spar filmed on one phone. Pipeline v3 tracked 38 punches, 7 combinations and full body kinematics across 4,912 frames — plus two weeks of prior-session context.
Coach summary
“Strong session — trending up. Opened with his best round of the month (peak jab velocity 21.7 px/f, form 92.4) but faded 15% in round 3. The southpaw jab is now a signature weapon; the uppercut remains under-used and late-round conditioning is the single biggest lever for the next block.”
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Strengths
Southpaw jab sharpness — 16 of 38 punches at 15.8 px/f average. Guard held high 76% of round time. Recovery between combinations 0.31s.
Focus areas
Late-round output down 21%. Uppercut used as a punctuator, not combination fuel. Head stability fell from 82% to 68%.
Next steps
Two-week block on conditioning and uppercut integration. Target: R3 volume ≥ 13 punches with head stability above 74%.
Round-by-round
The numbers behind the fade.
| Round | Punches | Combos | Avg vel | Peak vel | Head stab | Δ vs prev |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R1 | 14 | 3 | 15.1 | 21.7 | 82% | — |
| R2 | 13 | 2 | 14.8 | 19.3 | 78% | −2% |
| R3 | 11 | 2 | 12.6 | 17.8 | 68% | −15% |
Report contents
Eleven pages, front to back.
Executive summary
Coach's take, strengths, focus areas, next steps
Performance overview
Form score, volume, velocity, head stability
Round-by-round
Where the athlete won and where they faded
Guard & head biomechanics
Hold rate over time, elbow-angle distribution
Punch mechanics
Hip rotation, shoulder torque, hand velocity
Notable events timeline
Every flagged moment, chronological
Session comparison
Trends across the last six sessions
Coaching recommendations
Six targeted drills on a two-week horizon
Training plan
Day-by-day block with success criteria
Coach sign-off
Notes from the corner, signed