From first-timers
to fight night.
Fighter records, sparring schedules, class packs, and billing — NextKick runs the gym so your coaches can run the rounds.
Novice → Pro
Competitive tiers on every profile
Bag + Sparring
Session types tracked separately
Flat $150/mo
No per-member fees, ever
What NextKick runs for you
Three things every boxing gym has to get right
Fighter profiles with records and weight classes
A boxing gym lives and dies by its fight team. Every boxer gets a profile with weight class, sparring log, and amateur or pro record, so coaches can see readiness at a glance — right alongside your general members.
Technical, bag work, and sparring — scheduled apart
Not every session is the same, and sparring especially needs its own control. Run technical classes, bag rounds, and supervised sparring as separate sessions with their own capacity and check-in.
Class packs, memberships, and private training
Boxers buy time in a lot of ways. Sell punch-card packs, monthly memberships, and private training side by side, each billed automatically with flat pricing that never punishes growth.
Boxing gym questions
Does NextKick track fighter records and weight classes?
Yes. Each boxer's profile carries their weight class, sparring log, and amateur or pro record, so coaches can gauge readiness for their next bout.
Can I schedule sparring separately from regular classes?
Absolutely. Technical classes, bag work, and supervised sparring are separate session types, each with its own capacity, coach, and check-in.
Can NextKick handle drop-ins and memberships together?
It can. Offer punch-card drop-ins, monthly memberships, and private training at the same time, each billed automatically the way you set it up.
Does NextKick work for gyms with multiple locations?
Yes. Multi-location gyms get consolidated reporting, shared member profiles, and centralized billing from a single dashboard.
In short
NextKick is boxing gym software. It keeps fighter profiles with records and weight, schedules technical, bag work, and sparring apart, sells class packs, memberships, and private training, and keeps check-in moving through a peak-hour rush.
What to look for in boxing gym software
A boxing gym carries two populations that barely overlap: fitness members who come for the workout, and competitive boxers with records, weight classes, and a bout schedule. Software written for gyms handles the first and ignores the second, which is where the coaching staff's time actually goes.
Key takeaways
- Fighter profiles with records and weight
- Technical, bag work, and sparring on separate schedules
- Class packs, memberships, and private training
- Check-in that survives a peak-hour rush
Fighter profiles with records and weight
Amateur record, current weight, weight class, and last bout date belong on the athlete's profile. A coach deciding who to enter on a card should not be reconstructing that from memory or a group chat.
Technical, bag work, and sparring on separate schedules
Sparring nights need controlled rosters and attendance you can audit. Bag and conditioning classes are high volume. Treating them as one class type makes both harder to run.
Class packs, memberships, and private training
Most boxing gyms sell all three. Billing should handle recurring memberships, expiring packs, and one-to-one sessions with a named coach without the front desk reconciling anything by hand.
Check-in that survives a peak-hour rush
A boxing gym's 6pm is dense. Kiosk or face recognition check-in keeps the door moving and still produces accurate attendance, which is what everything else — retention alerts, sparring eligibility, reporting — is built on.
The point of all of it is that the coach spends the evening coaching, and the gym still ends the month with clean attendance data and collected revenue.
Last reviewed by the NextKick team.
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