
Punch
A pad lights up
Hit it with the glove on that side before its ring closes. Faster punches score more.
Shadowbox is a boxing game you play with your real fists in front of your phone's camera. Here's how to set it up, every move the coach asks for, and how the scoring works.
A toy robot coach stands in the ring with you and holds focus mitts around your body. Watch for what it does and answer with the right move.

A pad lights up
Hit it with the glove on that side before its ring closes. Faster punches score more.

The gold mitt shows up
Throw a straight punch at the camera. From round 2 the coach holds a gold mitt in front of your chest.

A glove winds up above you
Lean or step to one side. A clean slip opens a counter pad worth extra points.

A glove swings in from the side
Drop under it. Three tags and it's a knockout, so keep your head moving.
A fight is three rounds of 20 seconds with a short break between them. Each break gives one guard back.
Pads on both sides and the odd overhand to slip. Chain clean hits into a combo.
The gold power mitt appears, swings come from the side too, and every slip opens a counter.
Pads close faster, swings come more often and the coach starts throwing doubles.
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