AI Taekwondo Coach
Faster chambers. Cleaner kicks.
mmaGPT is an AI taekwondo coach app: film a round, upload it and you get timestamped notes on what went wrong and a drill to fix it, to bring to your next class.
Upload a sparring round, bag work or a poomsae run. mmaGPT checks your chamber, your balance on the standing leg, your distance and where your hands are while you kick.
Taekwondo app demos
Watch the AI Taekwondo video analysis app
See the mmaGPT training software workflow in these short videos from our official YouTube channel.
AI Taekwondo Coach App: Spinning Kick Video Analysis | mmaGPT
AI taekwondo coach app demo: see example spinning-kick feedback and suggested drills in mmaGPT. Explore taekwondo video analysis software for reviewing training footage and planning your next practice.
This example highlights balance after a spinning kick and a suggested landing-balance drill.
Open the video page · Watch on YouTubeThe feedback shown is an illustrative product example, not an independent accuracy test, athlete result or coach endorsement. Use AI feedback alongside qualified coaching.
Choosing an AI taekwondo training app
mmaGPT is an AI taekwondo video analysis app for reviewing your own training footage. Upload a short clip, select your discipline and skill level, and get timestamped technique notes, a priority correction and a practice drill.
- iPhone, Android and desktop
- Use your web browser. No app-store download or punch-tracking hardware is required.
- 14 days free
- Your first 14 days are free. After the trial, plans start at $19 a month. Check current plans and analysis allowances.
What to film for taekwondo feedback
Start with 20–60 seconds of a familiar kick combination, poomsae sequence or controlled sparring exchange. Keep your supporting foot, chamber and return to stance in view. Get your partner's permission before recording and upload only footage you have permission to use.
Fast kicks and blocked angles can obscure the action. Confirm style and ruleset with your instructor before changing a form. AI feedback can be wrong; replay the reported moment and ask your coach about any correction you cannot verify.
Compare taekwondo training apps. For a school, see the Academy video review workflow. Read our footage privacy policy before uploading.
See the format before uploading
Open an illustrative taekwondo sample breakdown. It demonstrates the report format; it is not a measured athlete result, an accuracy test or a coach endorsement. The coaching demonstration also shows how a report becomes a drill.
An AI taekwondo coach, on demand.
Taekwondo is a kicking art, and small kicking faults cost a lot. A chamber that opens a beat late gives your opponent time to see it. A standing foot that does not pivot takes power out of the roundhouse and puts strain on your knee. Hands that drop while you kick leave your head open in Olympic-style sparring, where head kicks score the most points. These are hard to see from inside the kick, and a coach running a full class cannot watch every rep.
mmaGPT is an AI taekwondo coach that reviews a 20 to 60 second clip of your training. It looks at the roundhouse (dollyo chagi) chamber, the turn and look on your back kick, footwork and distance in sparring, and your guard during and after each kick. For poomsae, it checks stance depth, balance and the finish position of each technique. You get the one fix that matters most for your level and a set of drills for your next class. It works alongside your instructor, not instead of them: it is a second set of eyes for the rounds and forms your instructor did not get to watch.
It works as an AI taekwondo trainer between classes: you film, it reviews, your coach stays in charge.
What mmaGPT coaches in taekwondo.
Roundhouse (dollyo chagi) chamber
Knee height, the pivot on your standing foot and how fast the kick leaves the chamber. A tight chamber hides the kick. A wide one tells your opponent it is coming.
Back kick
The spin, the look over your shoulder and a straight line from hip to heel. A back kick that swings wide misses and leaves your back open.
Footwork and distance
Bouncing rhythm, cuts, and stepping in and out of kicking range. Most points in sparring come from being at the right distance a beat before your opponent.
Rechamber after kicks
Where your foot goes when the kick lands and when it comes back. A kick that drops straight down leaves you square and gives your opponent the easiest head kick they will get.
How it works.
- 01
Upload your clip
A 20–60 second clip of bag work, pad work, drilling, or sparring.
- 02
Frame-level analysis
Our analysis engine reads your video, grading technique against your discipline and skill level.
- 03
Get a drill ladder
Not just feedback. A specific drill progression you can take to your next session.
How mmaGPT's AI reads your taekwondo.
mmaGPT is taekwondo AI built on computer vision. The model watches your clip frame by frame, tracks body position, balance and timing through each movement, and compares what it sees with how the technique should look for your discipline and skill level. Every correction is pinned to the second it happens, so you can replay the exact moment and check it yourself.
You get one priority fix, the reason it matters and a drill to train it, usually in under a minute. Phone footage works. A side angle with your whole body in frame gives the AI the clearest view.
Built by a world champion.
AI Taekwondo coach: common questions.
- Is there an AI taekwondo app?
- Yes. mmaGPT is an AI taekwondo app that reviews your sparring, bag work or poomsae video and gives you the one fix that matters most. It is a web app that works in any browser on your phone or computer, and your first 14 days are free.
- Is there an mmaGPT app for iPhone and Android?
- mmaGPT is a web app, so it runs in the browser on your iPhone or Android phone with nothing to download; open mmagpt.app and your first 14 days are free. A native app is in development.
- What is an AI taekwondo coach?
- An AI taekwondo coach is software that watches a clip of you training and gives technique feedback. mmaGPT checks your chamber, standing foot pivot, back kick line, distance and guard, then gives you drills for your next class.
- Does it work for poomsae?
- Yes. Upload a poomsae run and mmaGPT checks stance depth, balance and the finish position of each technique.
- Does it work for Olympic-style sparring?
- Yes. For sparring it looks at footwork, distance, kick setups and your guard during and after kicks, which are the areas that decide most points.
- How much does it cost?
- Starter, Pro and Elite each start with 14 days free. After the trial, plans start at $19/month for 8 analyses, $29/month for 16, and $49/month for 45. Pay yearly and every plan gets 2 months free, so Pro works out to US$24.17 a month. Analysis packs start at $3.99.
- Is there a free AI taekwondo coach?
- Yes: mmaGPT starts with a 14 day free trial, and each taekwondo review gives you timestamped notes on what went wrong plus a drill to fix it. After the trial, plans start at $19 a month, as shown on /pricing.
- Which app can analyze my taekwondo training videos?
- mmaGPT is an AI taekwondo video analysis app. Upload a short training clip and receive timestamped technique notes, a priority correction and a practice drill. Choose taekwondo and your skill level when starting the review. Check each note against the footage and discuss uncertain feedback with your coach.
- Does the taekwondo app work on iPhone and Android?
- Yes. mmaGPT runs in a web browser on iPhone, Android and desktop, with no app-store download required.
- Can I try AI taekwondo video analysis for free?
- Your first 14 days are free. After the trial, plans start at $19 a month.
Keep going.
See the full picture on our AI MMA coach overview or read more about Taekwondo training on mmaGPT, or see the mmaGPT taekwondo app.