Multi-camera sparring capture. Structured review. Real boxing coaching.
Honour & Glory is bringing AICO's advanced camera tracking and analysis technology into a working London boxing gym, so suitable sparring can be seen from more angles and turned into a better conversation between boxer and coach.
Hero visual is a partner-supplied AICO demonstration, not footage from an H&G session.
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Camera views
60 FPS
AICO's stated capture rate
SE3
London home
Coach-led
Always in context
Why build a boxing lab?
Boxers finish a round with a feeling. Coaches see patterns from ringside. A recording adds something different: the chance to pause, change angle and look again at the moment that kept repeating.
The AI Boxing Lab brings those views together inside H&G. For serious fighters, it can support a defined technical or tactical question. For recreational members, it signals the kind of club we are building: grounded in boxing craft, curious about useful technology and ambitious about the experience under our roof.
The H&G rule: technology must make the coaching conversation better. If it does not help the boxer understand what to train next, it is only a screen.
Inside the Lab
AICO's public description of its gym format specifies four Full-HD 60fps cameras, with multi-angle footage, highlights, performance information and progress history among the possible outputs. The exact output depends on the agreed session and usable footage.
Read AICO's published setup description ↗AICO publicly describes its gym setup as four Full-HD cameras recording at 60 frames per second, giving several views of suitable sparring rather than one phone angle.
Usable footage can be organised into reviewable clips and available training information, helping a boxer and coach move through a round without relying on memory alone.
The sparring brief, opponent, fatigue and coaching priorities still matter. The technology contributes evidence; it does not declare who won or tell a coach what to think.
The useful outcome is not a screen full of numbers. It is a better conversation and a specific technical or tactical action that can be coached in the next session.
See the system
These short, silent partner demonstrations show the fixed camera and multi-angle analysis views. They are not footage from an H&G session. New footage from the London Lab will be added after the launch shoot.
Three ways in
Professionals
Use a suitable recorded round to revisit pressure, movement, activity and the moments that matter to you and your team. The Lab adds another view of the work; your coaches remain in charge of the interpretation.
Ask about a professional session →Competitive amateurs
Look beyond the exchange you remember. Multi-angle review can help you find repeated patterns, discuss them with a coach and leave with one or two clearer things to practise.
Explore boxer access →Recreational boxers
You do not need to spar to belong at H&G. The Lab is part of a broader idea: real boxing coaching, an ambitious community and useful technology under one roof.
Book a free trial →Press & media desk
Journalists, broadcasters and boxing creators can request an interview, club visit or filmed demonstration. We can speak about bringing new analysis technology into a community boxing environment, the role of coaches and the practical realities of recording sparring responsibly.
Coming next
A representative report will be added here once it is received and checked for consent, privacy and accurate description of the available analysis.
Coming next
New club footage and press-ready stills will replace or sit alongside the partner demonstrations after the H&G launch shoot and participant approval.
Built around boxing
The system helps people revisit training. It does not score a bout, declare a winner, diagnose injury, decide who is ready to spar or replace a coach, referee or medical professional.
Consent first
Everyone identifiable must understand the proposed recording and agree before it starts. The purpose, access, likely output and retention should be clear. Under-18 participation also follows H&G safeguarding and parent or carer consent requirements.
Read H&G's privacy notice →H&G welcomes enquiries from professional boxers, adult competitive amateurs and parents or guardians of under-18 competitors. Recreational members can also train at the club without sparring or agreeing to be recorded.
Access is arranged rather than automatic. Tell H&G your experience, whether you train at the club or are visiting, and what you want to learn. The team will confirm whether a suitable session is available.
No. It does not score a bout, declare a winner, diagnose an injury or replace a boxing coach. H&G uses available footage and training information to support coach-led review.
No. Recording requires a suitable session and informed agreement from everyone identifiable. No one has to be recorded in order to train at H&G.
Journalists, producers and boxing media can request an interview, club visit or demonstration. Recording access depends on the proposed story, gym schedule and participant consent.
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