In-Fight Adjustments

Real-Time Strategic Adaptation

Elite fighters and trainers make adjustments based on round-by-round data. Analyzing these changes reveals tactical sophistication.

Common Mid-Fight Adjustments

• Increased Body Attack - Response to effective head movement
• Range Change - Moving inside or outside based on success
• Punch Type Focus - Emphasizing jab vs. power punches
• Activity Level - Increasing/decreasing punch volume
• Defensive Adjustment - Changing guard or movement patterns

Identifying Adjustments in Data

• Sudden changes in punch volume between rounds
• Shifts in jab percentage or power punch distribution
• Accuracy improvements after technical changes
• Momentum swings correlating with tactical shifts

Corner Work Analysis

Between-round CompuBox data informs corner advice:

• "Double the jab" - Increase jab volume
• "Get inside" - Close distance, reduce range
• "Move and circle" - Avoid pressure, use footwork
• "Go to the body" - Attack midsection to open head shots