This timer is set up for you: 12 × 3-min rounds / 1-min rest · 47 min · ends on the bell.
The routine
- Round 13:00
- Rest 11:00
- Round 23:00
- Rest 21:00
- Round 33:00
- Rest 31:00
- Round 43:00
- Rest 41:00
- Round 53:00
- Rest 51:00
- Round 63:00
- Rest 61:00
- Round 73:00
- Rest 71:00
- Round 83:00
- Rest 81:00
- Round 93:00
- Rest 91:00
- Round 103:00
- Rest 101:00
- Round 113:00
- Rest 111:00
- Round 123:00
A boxing round timer with the classic gym structure: a 3-minute round then a 1-minute rest, repeated and numbered. Work the bag, pads or shadowbox to the bell — the final seconds tick down so you get a warning before each round ends, and it stops on the last bell.
How to use it
- Pick a session above — 3 rounds to spar, 12 for a full pro-length workout.
- Hit Start and work the “Round” step: bag, pads or shadowboxing.
- Recover on the “Rest” step — one minute, same as a real corner break.
- Keep going to the final bell; the timer ends on its own.
Make it yours
Prefer 2-minute rounds or 30-second rests? Tap any step to change it, or use the quick-timer chips. The big draining ring is readable across a gym, so a coach can run a whole class off one screen. Your setup is saved in the page URL to bookmark or share.
FAQ
How long is a boxing round?
The classic structure is a 3-minute round followed by a 1-minute rest. A pro bout runs up to 12 rounds; amateur and sparring sessions are often 3. This timer runs the full sequence, numbers each round, and stops on the final bell — no trailing rest.
Can I use it for the heavy bag or pad work?
Yes — it’s built for it. Work the bag or pads through each “Round” and recover on each “Rest”. The final seconds tick down so you get a warning before the bell, just like a gym round timer.
Can I change the round or rest length?
Yes. It loads with 3-minute rounds and 1-minute rests, but every step is editable — tap the time or use the quick-timer chips (1, 2, 3 and 5 minutes). Your setup rides in the page URL so you can bookmark or share it.