3 min rounds
23 minWork
3:00
Rest
1:00
Rounds
6
Total
23:00
Three-minute work rounds with one-minute rest for classic boxing training.
Fight round interval timer
Run boxing, kickboxing, sparring, bag work, and conditioning rounds with a clear interval timer. Set work time, rest time, and round count from common boxing presets or customize the session.
Coaches can run consistent rounds without a physical gym timer.
Athletes can see work, rest, current round, and remaining time in one place.
Custom controls make it useful for bag work, sparring, kickboxing, and conditioning.
3 min rounds
1/6
Three-minute work rounds with one-minute rest for classic boxing training.
Seconds apply before the next start. The final round ends after work, with no extra break added.
Use this setup in XTimer
Keep this simple timer for quick work. Move into an XTimer room when one person controls the clock and another screen shows it to a speaker, team, class, or audience.
Presets that match real work
Each preset has a clear use case, duration, and workflow. That makes the page useful for search visitors immediately, and gives professional users a natural path into XTimer rooms when they need separate controller and viewer devices.
Work
3:00
Rest
1:00
Rounds
6
Total
23:00
Three-minute work rounds with one-minute rest for classic boxing training.
Work
2:00
Rest
1:00
Rounds
5
Total
14:00
Two-minute rounds with one-minute rest for newer athletes.
Work
1:30
Rest
0:30
Rounds
8
Total
15:30
Shorter high-output rounds for heavy bag conditioning.
Work
2:00
Rest
1:30
Rounds
4
Total
12:30
Two-minute sparring rounds with longer recovery between rounds.
Professional setup
Match round length to athlete experience and training goal.
Use longer rests for technical sparring and shorter rests for conditioning.
Keep the device visible but away from impact zones.
For group sessions, use a larger display or controlled XTimer viewer room.
A boxing round timer is an interval timer that alternates work rounds and rest periods for boxing, kickboxing, sparring, bag work, and conditioning.
Many boxing workouts use 3-minute rounds with 1-minute rest. Beginners often use 2-minute rounds, and conditioning sessions may use shorter high-output intervals.
Yes. You can change work seconds, rest seconds, and the number of rounds before starting the interval timer.