With the increased awareness of our people and the further development of the business model of the gymnasium, it is estimated that in 2017, the number of people participating in physical exercise throughout the country was 550 million, or about 41. 3 per cent of the national population, and that a large physical fitness population generated enormous demand for the fitness industry. In china, however, the percentage of card holders in gymnasiums is only 0. 5 per cent of the national population, compared to 3. 3 per cent, 4. 1 per cent and 17 per cent in developed countries such as japan, the republic of korea and the united states, respectively. Among them, there is a huge increase in the demand for urban white collars. Projections indicate that the population with access to gymnasiums will account for 5 per cent of the total population over the next five years and that the industry will operate at a yearly level of tens of millions of yuan. Along with the policy dividend, china's sports industry was on board the fast ship, and its development in china had been well received by the outside world. The fighting industry is a very subdivided track for the whole healthy, sports market, but its growth is also strong, both in terms of the event and the creation of the stadium. In overseas markets, a number of brands have emerged that offer solutions to combat pain points, such as the united states company 9roud, which offers nine types of combat action courses in 30 minutes, and the australian company f45 training, which provides 45-minute multistation rotational functional training. In this upward trend, the fighting industry in the country does not have a well-structured curriculum; even in the asia-pacific region as a whole, there are few institutions that can have their own fighting courses. The emergence of the kick fighting college has been a good way of filling the gap in the market in the country. It has created a highly viscous user community by fine-tuning the fitness scenes, enhancing user experience, self-studying the curriculum system and diversifying the fee model. In recent years, the health industry has flourished in the country, and many new models of physical fitness through online video and mobile phones have emerged, but interesting and professional systematization of physical fitness has become a focus of industry attention. It is known that 24 kick combat colleges, through smart equipment, professional teams of trainers and self-developed training systems, have created an internet fight physicality platform for users to enjoy the pleasure of sport. The aim is to build social platforms through the internet operating model, which is aimed at users who are tired of dry fitness. Its curriculum products cover popular fighting projects such as brazilian jute, thai boxing and k-boxing。