A corner coach in your pocket
Feel ready when the bell rings.
Your first boxing class is mostly unfamiliar words and not knowing where to stand. RingsideReady walks you through all of it in plain English — before you get there.
What is inside
Six things — tap any of them
- 01
First class checklist
Ten small steps from booking a class to walking back out. Tick them off at your own pace.
- 02
Glossary in plain English
One hundred and ten words a coach might shout, written the way you would explain them to a friend.
- 03
Punches and combos
Nine punches and twenty-five combinations, each one broken into what moves and what stays still.
- 04
Hand wrap guide
Two illustrated methods, step by step. Snug, never numb — and your coach's way always comes first.
- 05
Round timer
Work, rest, and a ten-second warning. Runs offline and survives a reload mid-round.
- 06
Gyms near you
Search by distance, save the ones you like, and keep your own notes on each.
Simple pricing
The core library is always free
Free
$0
always
The trimmed Learn library, customisable timer, and your own session notes stay free.
Monthly
$14.99
per month
Cancel anytime; your notes and sessions remain yours.
Annual
Best value$99.99
per year
Your saved work remains available if you cancel.
Lifetime
$149.99
one time
One payment; your local data always remains yours.
Start free and stay free if that is all you need. The Learn library, the round timer, and your own session notes never sit behind a plan.
Compare the plansQuestions
Asked before every first class
- Do I need any gear for my first class?
- Usually not. Most gyms lend gloves for a first session. Bring water, something you can move in, and hand wraps if you already own them.
- Is this a replacement for a coach?
- No. RingsideReady is educational support, not coaching and not medical advice. A qualified coach watching you in person comes first, every time.
- How young can someone start?
- RingsideReady is written for ages 13 and up, and younger boxers should use it with an adult. Never spar without a qualified coach, headgear, and a mouthguard.