RECON B2B — Fight Gyms

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Boxing · MMA · BJJ · Muay Thai

Your fighters take more damage in a Tuesday session
than most athletes take in a month.

Striking volume. Sparring rounds. Weight cuts. Camps that grind for ten weeks. Combat sports demand recovery infrastructure that's built for what the body is actually doing — not a foam roller in the corner and an ice bath in the back. The RECON three-pillar system gives your fighters real recovery between rounds, between sessions, and between camps.

Talk to the founder directly — 303-335-9827 · info@reconwellness.com

Quick Answer

RECON Wellness equips combat sports facilities (boxing, MMA, BJJ, Muay Thai) with a three-pillar recovery system built for high-impact training: 8-chamber compression at 260 mmHg for legs and arms, multi-frequency PEMF for CNS regulation between sparring sessions, and 8-wavelength red light therapy for fight-camp tissue repair. Partner pricing 20% to 35% off MSRP. Revenue streams: recovery sessions, fight-team membership tiers, and Drop-Ship Affiliate at 20–25% margin.

Step 01 — The Problem

Recovery Infrastructure Gap in Combat Sports Gyms

Fighters absorb load most athletes will never see. Their recovery should match.

Combat sports recovery is its own discipline. Striking volume puts repeated stress on hands, shins, knees, and the cervical chain. Sparring rounds layer in concussive and sub-concussive impact. Weight cuts dehydrate the body to the edge of function. Fight camps grind ten weeks of accumulated load into the moment a fighter walks out to the cage. Most fight gyms are running this on willpower, ice baths, and whatever a coach picked up watching someone’s podcast.

Problem 01

Camp Volume vs. Recovery Capacity

Two-a-days for ten weeks. Sparring on top of conditioning on top of skill work. The training block builds a fighter’s peak — and breaks them at the same time if recovery isn’t engineered for it. Most fighters limp into fight week instead of arriving fresh.

Problem 02

The Weight Cut Tax

The 24 hours before weigh-in compromises every system in the body — circulation, nervous system regulation, cellular signaling, soft-tissue integrity. Rehydration alone doesn’t restore performance. Fighters routinely show up to fight night running on a fraction of their actual capacity.

Problem 03

Career Length Is a Recovery Story

The fighters who last in this sport aren’t the ones who train hardest — they’re the ones who recover smartest. Fight gyms that visibly support fighter longevity become the gyms fighters keep coming back to, decade after decade. The gyms that don’t? Lose talent to the ones that do.

"Fighters don’t need another conditioning round. They need recovery infrastructure built for the load combat sports actually puts on the body."

Boxing gloves hanging in the ring — combat sports recovery is its own discipline
Step 02 — The System

Combat Sports Recovery System: Compression, PEMF, and Red Light

Three pillars. Built for striking volume, weight cuts, and CNS load.

RECON sequences recovery the way the body actually needs it — mechanical flush first, nervous-system regulation second, cellular and tissue repair last. For combat sports, that sequence maps directly to the training week: post-sparring blood flow, post-session CNS reset, and overnight tissue repair. Every pillar earns its place in a fighter’s protocol.

Pillar 01 — Activate / Circulate
Compression + Percussion

Sequential pneumatic compression for lower-extremity recovery after roadwork, sparring, and conditioning. Eight chambers, 260 mmHg peak — the kind of pressure that actually flushes the legs. The Pulse percussion line works on fascial restrictions, shin and forearm tissue load from striking, and grip-fatigue recovery for grapplers. Especially valuable post-weight-cut for restoring circulation in dehydrated tissue.

The fighter’s first stop after roadwork, sparring, or weigh-ins. Twenty minutes of compression, legs come back online.
Pillar 02 — RECON Renew
PEMF + Nervous System Regulation

Multi-frequency PEMF (1–30 Hz) for nervous-system regulation, sleep support, and recovery from accumulated training stress. Sparring rounds and high-output conditioning hammer the autonomic nervous system — PEMF is the modality that supports parasympathetic recovery between sessions. The 3 Hz sleep preset is the protocol fighters book before their last session of the day. Deployed via the Renew Commercial Bundle (mat + sanitization cover) for shared-use safety. Research suggests near-infrared and pulsed electromagnetic protocols may support cellular recovery from training stress; RECON does not claim to treat or diagnose any medical condition.

The pillar that turns ten weeks of camp from grinding into building.
Pillar 03 — Restore Red Light
Red + Near-Infrared Photobiomodulation

Eight-wavelength red and near-infrared panels (630–1060nm) for soft-tissue recovery, skin healing from cuts and mat burn, and mitochondrial energy support. Especially relevant after striking sessions: hands, shins, and the body shots that turn into bruises. Research suggests photobiomodulation may support tissue repair processes following training trauma. Twenty minutes per session, plugs into a standard outlet, no special build-out required.

The recovery modality fighters actually look forward to. Skin recovery accelerates, soft tissue bounces back, the next session shows up.

Compliance note: RECON Wellness systems are FDA Class II Registered (510(K) Exempt) general-wellness devices. RECON does not claim to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, injury, or medical condition, including concussion, traumatic brain injury, or chronic traumatic encephalopathy. References to recovery from training stress are based on published research on photobiomodulation and PEMF as recovery modalities and should not be interpreted as medical claims.

Step 03 — The Revenue

Fight Gym Revenue Streams: Camps, Memberships, and Retail Conversion

Four revenue lines from one recovery floor.

Combat sports gyms run multiple revenue tiers under one roof — fitness members, BJJ classes, kids programs, and the fighter team. Recovery infrastructure earns its keep across all of them.

01

Fight Camp Recovery Packages

Pre-camp baseline session, in-camp twice-weekly recovery protocols, and post-fight rebuild sessions packaged at $300–$800 per camp depending on configuration. The fighters who pay for this access don’t debate it — the value is obvious by week three of camp. The package that separates a serious gym from a hobby program.

02

Recovery membership tier

Bundle unlimited recovery access into a premium membership tier at $40–$80/month above base. Built for the dedicated student, the BJJ competitor, or the fitness boxer who’s in the gym five days a week and wants to stay there. Recurring revenue, retention driver, justified by visible recovery infrastructure.

03

Drop-in recovery sessions

Per-use pricing at $20–$40/session for members, drop-ins, and visiting fighters. Out-of-town fighters in for a sparring camp pay for recovery access while they’re training at your gym. Tournament weekends drive booking spikes. Easy revenue category to launch on day one — no new membership tier required.

04

Drop-Ship Affiliate revenue

Fighters build the recovery habit at the gym, then buy the at-home version through your co-branded RECON page. You earn 20–25% margin on every attributed sale — margin scales with your in-facility tier. RECON ships, supports, and warranties. Net-30 payment terms. Zero inventory. The fighter doing camp prep at home becomes a recurring at-home customer that your gym gets credit for.

"The fight gym that takes recovery seriously is the fight gym fighters keep coming back to. Career length is a recovery story — and so is gym loyalty."

Step 04 — The Partnership

B2B Partner Pricing for Boxing, MMA, and BJJ Gyms

Tiered pricing built for how fight gyms actually build.

Partner pricing is based on system completeness — not order volume. Build more of the system, unlock deeper pricing. All three tiers include staff training, fighter-specific protocol library, and ongoing growth support.

Station
20%

One pillar. Single-modality start. Compression for post-sparring or red light for soft-tissue support — pick the one that fits your fighters’ biggest gap.

Room
28%

Two pillars. The configuration most fight gyms move to first. Compression + red light hits striking soft-tissue load and lower-extremity recovery in one room.

Suite
35%

All three pillars. The full system that powers fight camp recovery packages and the premium recovery membership tier. 2+ units per pillar or $5K minimum order.

Founding Partner Program — The first 10 fight gyms earn Founding Partner status: lifetime case study placement, priority service, direct founder access, and Founding Partner brand recognition. Tier 3 Suite remains the maximum partner discount at 35% off MSRP. Expires December 31, 2026.

Demo program: Denver Metro fight gyms qualify for a free 14-day in-market demo — RECON delivers and picks up, no purchase required. Outside Denver? 60-day extended trial at partner pricing. Standard outbound shipping included with your order. If the system isn’t a fit, return it in original condition and packaging at your shipping cost. Both programs include signed condition documentation. Full details on the B2B page →

RECON Wellness recovery system installed inside a combat sports gym — the recovery floor that retains fighters between camps, reduces nervous-system carryover, and turns a finite-camp economy into year-round membership.
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