About
An honest tool for knowing what to work on.
Most MMA practitioners know what they're good at – they enjoy doing it. It's harder to see where the gaps are. Fightform makes that process concrete: a structured list of skills, a 1–5 scale, and a radar chart that shows where you should spend time.
The concept
The tool is built around three areas – striking, grappling and physical capacity – and breaks them down into subcategories a coach would use. You rate each skill, get a clear visual result, and one concrete next step for your weakest categories.
The background
Fightform is made by a personal trainer and combat athlete who missed an easy way to help clients and training partners prioritise the right things. Every sport self-assessment app felt either too generic or too gamified – we wanted something calm and honest.
How it's used best
- Assess yourself every 4–6 weeks – the app reminds you when it's time.
- Be brutally honest. Overrating yourself makes the chart useless.
- Discuss the result with your coach or sparring partner.
Voices
"Short and sharp. Stopped believing I was good at everything."
"Gives structure to something I've always done on feel."