FightCamp
YC W16500 GlobalLos Angeles, US · Founded 2014 · 64 employees · 13 known investors
FightCamp provides home boxing and martial arts training equipment and coaching, combining a hardware console with trackers and wraps alongside a structured digital training platform. The company serves individuals who want to practice combat sports at home with measured progress tracking.
Also known as Hykso · Hykso (FightCamp) · FightCamp
Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (W16)
Investors · 13
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026FightCamp offers a home training system for boxing, kickboxing and related martial arts. The core product combines hardware — a console with four punch trackers, quick wraps and ankle wraps — with an accompanying app that delivers guided workouts, interactive learning modules and à la carte sessions led by trainers the company describes as working fighters. The app incorporates motion-sensing technology used to track activity and provide accountability and measured progress.
The product is sold in tiered packages. A Connect tier supplies only the console, trackers and wraps for customers who already own a bag and gloves; a Core tier adds a free-standing boxing bag to create a complete starter setup; and an Elite tier further adds a bag ring, boxing gloves and a heart rate monitor. Packages are advertised as starting at $299. Alongside the consumer offering, the company markets FightCamp WORK, a version of the system positioned for gym settings.
Business model
FightCamp sells physical equipment packages directly to consumers via its website, paired with a digital training app and library of workouts; it also offers a gym-oriented product line, FightCamp WORK.
Revenue comes from sales of equipment packages, with tiers priced from $299, alongside an app-based training platform.
Traction
The company's site publishes testimonials from members with join dates ranging from January 2021 through August 2025, including former professional athletes and trainers.
▸Full profile — technology, go-to-market
Technology
A console with four wearable punch trackers, quick wraps and ankle wraps, an optional heart rate monitor, and an app featuring AI motion technology, interactive learning modules and on-demand workouts for boxing and kickboxing.
Go-to-market
Direct online sales of tiered hardware bundles from the company's website, supported by member testimonials and a separate channel aimed at gyms (FightCamp WORK).
Individuals training at home across a range of fitness backgrounds and ages, including recreational exercisers, former athletes and certified trainers, plus gyms through the FightCamp WORK offering.
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Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
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Founder mafia
4 people who came through FightCamp went on to found or lead other companies.
Competitors · 1
by search overlapCompanies competing with FightCamp for the same Google search keywords, organic and paid, via search-intersection analysis.
In the news
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primary sources listed
- FightCampjoinfightcamp.com · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does FightCamp do?
- FightCamp sells connected at-home boxing and kickboxing equipment paired with an app-based coaching and tracking system.
- Who founded FightCamp?
- FightCamp was founded by Khalil Zahar, Patrick Chandler, Alexandre Marcotte, Tommy Duquette, Alexandre Lapointe, Jerome Rousseau in 2014.
- Who are FightCamp's investors?
- FightCamp's investors include 500 Global, Angels of Many, Flucas Ventures, IVP (Institutional Venture Partners), Left Lane Capital, New Enterprise Associates (NEA), One Way Ventures, Panache Ventures and 5 more.
- Where is FightCamp headquartered?
- FightCamp is headquartered in Los Angeles, US.