Training stories
Three training stories show how color-coded boxing rounds, spoken circuit commands and Apple Watch mirroring can fit into real training routines.
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“I use different colors for technique, bag work and finishers, so I know what kind of round is coming without having to read much. I’ve also recorded a few simple cues like ‘switch stance’ and ‘hands up’. It feels much closer to having someone guide the session.”
BenBoxing training
Build a boxing timer“I start the workout on my Watch, then leave my phone where I can see it across the gym. The mirrored timer is easy to glance at, the haptics cut through when it’s noisy, and the workout still ends up in Apple Health with my heart-rate data.”
AlexWatch-first workouts
Explore Apple Watch mirroring“The custom audio is the feature I notice most. I record the exercise names and a ‘switch sides’ cue, then I can get through the whole circuit without checking my notes or touching the phone. Once the profile is saved, starting is basically instant.”
MayaHIIT and circuits
Create a HIIT timerOne app, layered customization
RoundCue keeps basic timing fast while letting repeat trainers and coaches build deeper structure when a session calls for it.
Custom round colors and titles make the active phase recognizable without extra explanation.
Use built-in cues, record your own commands or import audio that already fits the workout.
Combine Apple Watch ownership, iPhone mirroring, haptics and Health recording when you need them.
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Download RoundCue free on the App Store.