For high school Muay Thai clubs

Real technique data for your program. Zero student accounts.

Scholastic Muay Thai runs almost exclusively as a club or after-school program, not a sanctioned varsity sport — and that's exactly who this is built for. You want to know which of your athletes is actually finishing the clinch into a knee strike and who's dropping their guard on the check — not just who won the last smoker. Fightprint logs it at practice, coach-side, without a single student ever creating an account, handing over an email, or touching an app.

No student PII collected, ever Coach-logged, ringside Real statistical floors, not raw percentages

Built specifically for this

Most athlete-tracking apps assume every athlete signs up. Yours don't have to.

A roster member is just a name your coach attaches to a knee strike they watched and logged — never a login, never an email address, never a birthdate. It sidesteps the whole "get 40 minors to create accounts" problem districts run into with every other product in this space, because there's nothing to sign up for.

Collects

First name + last initial

Never collects

Email, DOB, or any login

Who logs it

Your coach, ringside

Most tracking stops at the final score. This starts in the gym.

Bout and card results tell you who won. They were never built to tell you which clinch and strike setups are actually converting for your athletes across a season of sparring.

Bout & card results

Records, weigh-ins, decisions

Built around fight night — not the technique-success data that gets an athlete there in the first place.

Fightprint

Practice-room technique success rates

Which clinch entries and strikes actually convert for each athlete in the gym, with a real minimum sample size before any number is shown at all.

The taxonomy is built for the sport, not ported from another one.

Clinch, elbows, and knees — logged in the vocabulary your gym already uses.

Teep (push kick) Roundhouse kick Elbow (sok) Knee strike (khao) Clinch (plum) Low kick check Long guard Sweep (from clinch) Combination Counter

Fits inside the practice you're already running.

01

Add your roster

First name and last initial for each athlete — takes minutes, no student action needed at all.

02

Log from ringside

Same position → setup → outcome flow the consumer app uses, built for a coach standing ringside between rounds, not a desk.

03

See what's actually working

Per-athlete and gym-wide rates with a real confidence interval — never a percentage from three attempts dressed up as a fact.

Team & Institutional

Built around your season, your roster, your district's procurement office.

Custom pricing by roster size, annual invoicing, a data processing agreement, and a security questionnaire answered honestly — not a self-serve checkout. See our security overview or DPA template.

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FAQ

Do our athletes need to create accounts?

No — that's the entire point of the coach-managed mode. An athlete is a name your coach attaches to a knee strike or clinch entry they watched; there's no login, no email collected, no student ever touches the product directly.

Is this FERPA-safe?

Since no student PII is collected in the first place, there's no student education record to protect in the way a district vendor agreement usually worries about. Read the real specifics on our security page.

Does this replace how we track bout or card results?

No — keep whatever system your club already uses for fight night. Fightprint covers what happens in the gym, which most results systems were never built to capture.

Can seniors or 18+ athletes create their own accounts instead?

Yes — any athlete 18 or older can register normally and see their own personal dashboard. Coach-managed logging is there specifically for the rest of the roster.

Do we need a varsity team for this to make sense?

No — scholastic Muay Thai runs almost exclusively as a club or after-school program, and that's exactly who this is built for. The coach-logged model works the same whether you've got a full roster or a handful of athletes training after school.

What does procurement need from us?

A security overview and a DPA template are both public — /security/ and /dpa/ — built to hand straight to your business office.

Know what's actually working in your gym this season.

No self-serve checkout here on purpose — tell us about your program and we'll figure out the right fit together.