Fill the bag room. Automate the front desk.
From cardio kickboxing to competition striking, NextKick runs your schedules, class packs, and billing so your coaches stay focused on the pads.
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Everything your gym floor needs
Generic fitness apps don't understand class packs, technical progressions, or competition teams. NextKick does.
Cardio, technical, and competition — one schedule
Each class type has its own capacity, coach, and check-in. Members book the format that fits their goals; you see how full every session is before it starts.
Skill-level tracking
Log technique and conditioning progress per member so coaches know who's ready to advance.
Class packs & memberships
Punch-cards, monthly plans, and private lessons all bill automatically, side by side.
From first class to renewal
How a kickboxing gym runs on NextKick
New member joins on their phone
Waiver signed, class pack or membership chosen, branded app installed — before their hands are even wrapped.
They book cardio or technical classes
Fitness kickboxing and technical striking run on separate schedules. Members reserve and check in from the app.
Coaches track skill and conditioning
Log technique progress and conditioning milestones per member, so you always know who's ready to move up.
Billing and renewals run themselves
Class packs, monthly memberships, and private lessons bill automatically, with reminders before anything lapses.
Cardio + Technical
Class types on parallel schedules
Packs + Memberships
Billed automatically, side by side
$150/mo
Flat — no per-member fees
Kickboxing gym questions
Can I run cardio kickboxing and competitive striking together?
Yes. Fitness and competition programs run side by side, each with its own schedule, capacity, and billing structure, so members join the track that fits them.
Does NextKick handle class packs and memberships at once?
It does. Offer punch-card drop-ins, monthly memberships, and private lessons at the same time, each billed automatically the way you set it up.
How do you track member progress without belts?
Instead of belts, NextKick tracks training levels, striking technique progress, and conditioning milestones — plus a competition-team tier for members who compete.
Does NextKick work for gyms with multiple locations?
Yes. Multi-location gyms get consolidated reporting, shared member profiles, and centralized billing from one dashboard.
In short
NextKick is kickboxing gym software. It sells class packs and memberships from the same system, schedules bag work, technical, and sparring separately, tracks level progression for students who want it, and flags falling attendance before a member quits.
What to look for in kickboxing gym software
Kickboxing gyms usually run two businesses at once: a fitness-driven class membership with high volume and moderate commitment, and a smaller competitive or technical program. They need different scheduling, different pricing, and different retention attention, and most gym software only really supports the first.
Key takeaways
- Class packs and memberships in the same system
- Bag work, technical, and sparring scheduled apart
- Level progression for the students who want it
- Retention signals before someone quits
Class packs and memberships in the same system
Ten-class packs, unlimited monthlies, and casual drop-ins are all common in a kickboxing gym. Expiring packs need to be tracked and prompted automatically, or they quietly become unearned revenue and awkward conversations.
Bag work, technical, and sparring scheduled apart
Conditioning-style bag classes, technical instruction, and sparring nights attract different groups. Keeping their attendance separate is what tells you whether your fitness members are converting into technical students.
Level progression for the students who want it
Not every kickboxing gym grades, but the ones that do need a configurable level structure with attendance-based eligibility. For fitness-first members, progression is often the thing that turns a three-month membership into a three-year one.
Retention signals before someone quits
Kickboxing has high early churn. Software should flag the member who has dropped from three sessions a week to one, while there is still time to reach out — rather than reporting the cancellation after it happens.
The gyms that hold onto fitness members are the ones that notice attendance slipping in week six rather than reading about it in a cancellation email in month four.
Last reviewed by the NextKick team.
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