MARTIAL ARTS SOFTWARE
Our Martial Arts Software is designed for all types of martial arts including mixed martial arts, karate, taekwondo, jiu-jitsu, boxing gyms, and other combat sports. Try out a Free 30 day trial and see why RhinoFit is the best software for martial arts!
The Top Martial Arts Software
RhinoFit’s martial arts software is best fit for the top martial arts schools including Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), Krav Maga, Karate, Jiu-Jitsu, Taekwondo, Kickboxing, Boxing gyms, and more . The versatile martial arts management software is available on all of your internet-based devices and provides many of the great features you need to manage your dojo efficiently. Furthermore, we have crafted our martial arts software to fit a range of your business needs and are fully committed to providing the best martial arts software for your dojo. Schedule a free demo and get your martial arts school up and running in minutes!
MARTIAL ARTS SOFTWARE FEATURES
Our fully customizable martial arts belt management feature allows RhinoFit to meet the needs of your specific dojo or martial arts ranking system. Easily customize this feature to create subcategories within a rank or belt, distinguish test timing, create digital shadow boxes, and alert you when testing is required.
Automatic Payments
First, accept one-time and recurring credit card or ACH payments automatically with our built-in payment processing features.
Email Marketing
Next, bring in new members with email marketing platforms DailyStory & Mailchimp. Send professional emails and market your gym.
Digital Waivers
Additionally, you can easily create custom waivers for your athletes to sign online with our integrated RhinoSign system.
Website Templates
Finally, RhinoFit’s website themes are designed to boost online membership and product sales for your gym! Convert one-time website visitors into long-term members with our gym website templates!
In addition, RhinoFit martial arts software is available on computers, mobile phones, and tablets, and can be utilized with multiple staff log ins. Checking into class or gym attendance with membership verification can be easily optimized with our computer and tablet based sign-in kiosk.
Lastly, with all the available features our martial arts software makes it easy to streamline operations at your gym. Take back all the time you spend billing and managing your members. Our software allows you to spend your time doing what you love, instead of sitting behind a computer. If you need more information, check out our features page or contact us for more information.
What types of Martial Arts does our software support?
Karate
Taekwondo
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Muay Thai
Judo
Sambo
Boxing
Mixed Martial Arts
Karate
Karate is a traditional Japanese martial art style that originated in Japan. It is a striking art that uses various body parts to perform punches, kicks, elbow strikes, and knee strikes. Karate training emphasizes timing, tactics, and spiritual values. Unlike many other martial art styles, the size and strength of the karate practitioner is unimportant, for students are taught to use their entire body when striking. Still widely practiced worldwide today, karate aims to maintain constant self-improvement through practicing discipline, integrity, respect, and inner strength. There is also great emphasis on developing healthy physical fitness methods including balance, posture, speed, coordination, power, and mental focus.
Taekwondo
Originating in Korea, taekwondo is a fast-paced martial arts style. It is a combat sport that involves dynamic punching and kicking techniques that use hands and feet as weapons. Considered to be “a way of life”, taekwondo is one of the most systematic and scientific Korean traditional martial arts. This style teaches more than just fighting skills. For it puts great emphasis on mental discipline, good sportsmanship, and integrity. Training includes self-defense techniques, forms or patterns, sparring, and board-breaking practices. Taekwondo is considered a blended art form, and members participate in repetitive drills to improve techniques and flexibility.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Muay Thai
Also referred to as Thai boxing, Muay Thai is a powerful fighting style that is practiced worldwide. Famous for its full contact sparring component, Muay Thai is known for its effectiveness in competition. It is a full contact combat sport that includes stand up striking, sweeps, and clinching techniques. This style puts great emphasis on growing conditioning, endurance, and precise technique practices. Muay Thai remains a fundamental sport in Thai culture and has many benefits
Judo
Judo is dynamic combat sport that demands both physical and great mental discipline. This martial art is a combination of traditional Jiu-Jitsu and other martial arts elements to create a practical self-defense style. It is a Japanese fighting style that focuses on throws, submission holds, and grappling techniques. Judo, meaning “gentle way,” maximizes efficiency with minimal effort. Therefore, there is great emphasis on using the opponent’s energy and momentum for guidance. The combination of training methods focus on techniques that foster mutual respect, skill development, and sportsmanship.The Judo Moral Code is a set of ethics created by the founder, Jigoro Kano. The code is made up of 8 parts:Courtesy, Courage, Friendship, Honesty, Honor, Modesty, Respect, Self-Control.
Sambo
Sambo is a Russian martial art that improves hand-to-hand combat abilities. The name “Sambo” derives from the Russian acronym SAMozashcita Bez Oruzhiya, which means “self-defense without weapons.” Although sambo is similar to judo and jiu-jitsu, there are also many wrestling techniques involved.Sambo combines many skills and incorporates a variety of moves into three prime areas: ground control skills, takedowns, and leg locks.
Boxing
Boxing has dominated the sporting industry for centuries. This combat sport consists of two competitors throwing punches at each other, in hopes of knocking the other out. Most of the time, competitors wear protective gloves and other protective equipment such as mouth guards and hand wraps.Many different punches occur in boxing. Below are some of the more common ones:
- Jab: A fully extended straight punch thrown with the leading (front) fist.
- Cross: A fully extended straight punch thrown with the backward (rear) fist.
- Hook: A semi-circular punch thrown with the leading fist to the side of the opponent’s head.
- Uppercut: A punch that is thrown in a vertical manner from the rear fist.
Boxing training provides great exercise for all muscle groups. When practiced regularly, boxing is an effective and fun way to stay in good shape.
Mixed Martial Arts
Mixed Martial Arts are known to be the fastest-growing combat sport in the world and have the potential to become bigger than boxing. Many people don’t realize how long MMA has been around, for it began around the time of the Ancient Olympics. This is the least restrictive combat sport and allows fighters to combine different combat styles all at once, like boxing, wrestling, judo, karate, and more.Mixed Martial Arts techniques include striking (punches, kicks, knees) and grappling (pinning holds, clinch holds, submission holds, sweeps, throws, and takedowns). As the sport has grown and become more mainstream, it has piqued the interest of a wide range of practitioners of all ages.