The most requested feature has landed in FightFlow: share the exact combos and pacing you build with teammates, coaches, and training partners.
FightFlow Team
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December 5, 2025
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3 min read
Structured solo training
FightFlow turns solo boxing, kickboxing, and Muay Thai into reactive rounds with offense, defense, footwork, targets, constraints, and saved routines.
Combo Share is live in FightFlow. Send the exact combos you build to teammates, coaches, and training partners: no screenshots, no rebuilding by hand.
Combo Share lets you generate a universal share link from any combo in your library. When someone opens it in FightFlow, they get:
It connects Combo Builder to the people you train with.
No exporting. No rebuilding. The link includes your step timings and selected speed.
If you already know the movements, try High-Low Jab to Cross, a level-change sequence for practicing an attack upstairs, to the body, then back up top:
Open "High-Low Jab to Cross" in FightFlow
Tap the link, then Open in the App on the page that follows. Hit Add to save it to your library. The voice calls Step in, Jab, Body jab, Cross, Step back, then Reset, and repeats for about three minutes.
For now, share a combo with a training partner or coach and compare notes after the round. FightFlow does not report who opened or completed a shared drill.
Open FightFlow, go to your combos, and tap Share on the one you want to send.
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