Question: Is there an app that helps me track my martial arts progress and provides personalized training recommendations?

If you want an app to track your martial arts progress and get training advice, Martial Profile is a good choice. The app employs a proprietary AI engine to help martial artists improve their fighting skills and track progress by logging and analyzing training sessions. It's geared for both beginners and pros, and it works with multiple martial arts and combat sports, so it's a good choice for anyone training in martial arts.

Another good option is Kayyo, an AI-based MMA training app that offers interactive lessons, real-time coaching and exercises to keep you engaged whether you're a beginner or pro. There's a virtual fight mode so you can practice your moves, and the app offers personalized coaching on your movements. The app is free to use for now, but the company plans to expand to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Wrestling in the future.

If you're looking for a more general fitness app with martial arts flavor, Fitbod offers data-driven workouts and personalized programs based on your goals and available equipment. It's got features like progress tracking and recovery tracking to make sure you don't overdo it, too, so it's a good all-purpose tool if you want to get in better shape and improve your martial arts skills.