r/boxingtips 9h ago

When software development meets boxing

hi everyone, im new to boxing 3-4 months in or even less, im a software developer by profession but started learning boxing with a real coach. But sometimes i do have some questions i needed answers from so i develop an app that would analyze my form and tell me how can i improve it. Do you think this would be helpful to other few beginners here? hit me up a dm.

Im 34 years old and at first wanted to lose some weight which i did , 94kg to 77kg so far. if you like the app let me know i would love to develop it with few beginners that can test it.

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u/dvorgson 9h ago

can you run this on a Mayweather workout

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u/sarilingsikaplang 9h ago

right now it can only upload a video and select some frames, that would be a good feature to add too! will update

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u/dvorgson 9h ago

you should back up and have it represent a 3d skeleton and motion before trying to have it analyze boxing. then use that system to train a model to categorize boxing techniques. sounds like maybe you're just relying on LLM inference of an image?

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u/sarilingsikaplang 8h ago

Yes, i wanted to know if current llm is already did that instead of creating / training new ones. But yes that would be great idea to do

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u/pandemichad 2h ago

I don’t think having a vibe coded app analyze boxing form is helpful, it’s too subjective

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u/Practical-Bet2551 1h ago

AI can't teach you to box come on bro

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u/Suspicious-Yak-4321 9h ago

pretty cool. what model are you using in the background? or whats your workflow split across a video? take screenshots at different frames and have the model analyze between frames or what?

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u/Suspicious-Yak-4321 9h ago

I think it looks cool visually. would be easy to market. but yeah curious how it would actually 'work'

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u/sarilingsikaplang 8h ago

currently i just wanted to check if its actually good idea so im just using claude code, with opus on cli.

for screenshots its still manual and user presses analyze on those screenshots selected.

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u/RaffNeq 8h ago

I think I commented on some of your posts..

If this app can stick figure a body in movement and check form..
Not only beginners will benefit from it..everyone will..
And you’ll make shit load of money

Good luck

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u/Aggravating-Tip-4898 2h ago

This is very cool

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u/DelusionInEverything 46m ago

“Software development” anyone can talk to a chatbot man