Box Feature Requests

Better sync with punches on the beat weather they be upbeats or downbeats.

I'm not completely sure what the point of the level in the workout/session is - it caps out at 10 which is achievable with pretty minimal effort. It makes it a little meaningless. There are some workouts that are genuinely challenging and I don't feel that I've earned max level, but I've still gotten it. I think that could be reconfigured. It seems to just acknowledge force currently but I'm not sure; punch force alone is not necessarily the best metric to describe your success in a workout, especially one that contains a lot of dodges, squats, and complicated combos. Also if I'm scrolling through workouts and I see that I've only achieved a 6 or whatever in one, that stands out to me as something I should work on. If I have a 10 on all of them there is nothing to differentiate them.

A boxing workout that stimulate a boxing match. Real boxing combos followed by head movement, lunges and squats to stimulate avoiding a punch. I find these workouts are much more enjoyable than the beat saber like workouts that just have random and very fast sequences that would never be found in a boxing match.

Is it possible to add a head obstacle? I don't know, like a cube in the mid of the screen. The game has only obstacles that involve large movement and I know it's a fitness game, but I would like to have these micro movements that can create momentum and help to improve reflexes from head jabs.

Would it be possible to have some workouts that are heavy on the squats? A few of the longer workouts have sections for a couple of minutes where there’s a lot of squatting and it works the quads and glutes a bit but doesn’t last very long. What about some 5-15 min workouts that average 20 squats a minute over the course of the workout?

Bring back custom playlist functionality

It would be nice to have a bit of a mini game/form test environment to test punch speed and form before going into a game without having to run through a whole class! Imagine it being something along the lines of the game called Simon whilst in a ring facing the image of an opponent, lights show up on the opponents body in sequences for us to follow with reporting on accuracy and speed given but short and sweet so we can see quickly adjust to improve. A fun interactive tutorial of sorts, noting the type of jab we have covered too for newbies that are unsure of the names and how to approach them, ghost arms come out and do the first hit of lights as if coming from the position of the player into the opponent and then we copy.

Currently you have to 'Over Move' and it feels more like jumping out of the way. The slips should be able to be accomplished with out side stepping.