Getting Started in Coach a Fighter

Coach a Fighter is a Roblox gym-management experience developed by LockLoaded, currently in Early Beta at place 111517697993641. You play as a coach —not a button-mashing fighter —building a gym, training roster members, and entering matches where you watch automated bouts while managing bets and upgrades. This guide covers your first hour: tutorial completion, claiming promo codes, understanding the five stats, and choosing what to do after the intro ends.

Bookmark the Guides hub for deeper articles on training, matches, and leagues.

Install and join

Search Coach a Fighter on Roblox or open the official experience link from the Wiki overview. Early Beta means occasional queue times or hotfix reboots —if stats look wrong after a patch, visit the Updates hub before grinding.

Pick a stable device; training menus and match spectating both benefit from a clear view of the bottom-right UI where the Codes button eventually appears.

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Complete the tutorial (required)

LockLoaded gates several systems behind the intro tutorial, including code redemption. Follow every prompt until the game declares tutorial complete. Typical beats include:

• Receiving or selecting your first fighter card from the 250+ pool.
• Running initial sessions on gym equipment: treadmill, bench press, pull-up bar, and punching bag.
• Learning that you do not control punches during fights —preparation determines outcomes.

Skipping dialogue is fine; skipping objectives is not. If the Codes button never appears, you almost certainly still owe a tutorial step.

Redeem promo codes immediately

Once unlocked, open Codes at the bottom-right, paste each active string exactly, and confirm:

Code	Rewards
Update1!	25,000 Cash, 10 Real Rerolls, 5 Legend Rerolls
Release!	25,000 Cash, 10 Real Rerolls, 1 Legend Reroll

Details and troubleshooting: Codes hub and How to redeem codes. Rewards spend faster when you have a plan —read Cash and rerolls before burning Legend rerolls.

Understand the five stats

Every fighter trains five attributes:

• Power —striking damage and knockout threat.
• Dexterity —accuracy and technique execution.
• Endurance —resistance to fatigue across long bouts.
• Stamina —sustained activity before performance drops.
• Agility —movement, evasion, and tempo.

Early Beta tuning may shift how each stat maps to win rates, but the training loop stays consistent: assign sessions on specific equipment, wait for completion, repeat. Most players aim for roughly ten training sessions on a starter before large bets —expanded in How to train fighters.

Your first fighter card and rarities

Cards roll from three broad tiers: Random, Real, and Legend. Starters are often Random; codes supply rerolls to chase Real or Legend names. See Fighter rarities and Build your roster before rerolling blindly.

Do not expect to control this fighter manually in fights. Your job is scheduling, stat growth, and match selection.

First goals after the tutorial

1. Spend code Cash on one meaningful gym upgrade path —How to upgrade your gym lists priorities.
2. Train one main fighter toward the ten-session baseline using the Training planner if you want a checklist.
3. Enter a low-stakes match against an NPC to learn betting UI —How to win matches covers bankroll rules.
4. Avoid script sites —our Scripts hub notes none verified yet; play legit to keep your account safe.

What comes next

When your starter wins consistently in friendly matches, read How to climb leagues and skim Best starters tier list —tier opinions shift during Early Beta, so treat lists as living documents.

Coach a Fighter rewards patience: train first, bet second, upgrade third, promote fourth. Rush league entry with under-trained Random cards and Cash disappears fast.