I'm no boxer, but I'm a pretty big fan and have been watching the sport since way back when Tyson was biting off ears and the heavyweight division was full of the likes of Lennox Lewis, Evander ...

Hykso is a wearable designed for people who prefer hitting the punch bag to jumping on the treadmill or hitting the weights at the gym. Developed by University of Canada graduate student Khalil Zahar, ...

We tested the Hykso Punch Tracking Sensors on a handful of people during some varied boxing workouts. None of the users are professional fighters, but they all enjoy boxing as part of their routines.

Page 3: Hysko Punch Tracking Sensors Put To The Test Update: We have reviewed the final, shipping version of Hykso's Punch Trackers. You can see the newer, shipping ...

Technology and boxing are two of my favorite things. My love of technology helped pave the way for a technical writing and journalism career and boxing has not only given me countless hours of ...

As boxing, mixed martial arts, and other combat sports become more and more popular, a company called Hykso is betting that real-time, accurate sensor data will empower fighters to get to the top of ...

I evaluated an early version of Hykso’s Punch Trackers last year – you can see that coverage at this URL. If you are unfamiliar with them, Hykso’s wearable devices are designed to track the punch ...

In 2011, Waltham boxing champ Tommy Duquette found himself within a hair’s breadth of the US Olympic team when he lost a series of qualifying round tiebreakers. Duquette, who started training when he ...

FightCamp, a new subscription service, costs $25 to $39 a month. The videos are used with the company's punch trackers. Connor McGregor, the mixed martial artist and boxer, uses sensors from a tech ...

In 2012, young boxer Tommy Duquette missed out on representing USA at the London Olympics as he lost his final qualifying match which ended in a Level 3 tie. In other words, judges had to rely on two ...

Hykso, a sportstech company building wrist-sensors for competitive athletes, is the latest company to join Y Combinator’s winter 2016 cohort. The company graduated from Founder Institute Montreal in ...