Bangkok Fight Lab · ForgeLog
Class board + round timer
The mat TV runs the board. Morgan’s Android phone runs the timer and stays plugged into the speakers, exactly as today. Shown in the order he would actually meet them.
2.1Before classMMA Mats only — one board per room
Bangkok Fight Lab
MMA Mats · Today
17:00No-Gi · Open MatAri
19:00No-Gi · FundamentalsNext · 12 min
20:00MMA · SparringMorgan
21:00Open Mat—
The state the screen sits in for most of the day. Times and class names are sized to read across the room; the next class carries the highlight and a countdown.
2.2Coach is teachingNo round running
No-Gi · FundamentalsKnee-cut pass → back take · Coach Morgan
12:40
LEFT IN BLOCK
Knee-cut pass
Warm-up5:00
Technique12:40 left
Positional10:00
Rolling5 × 5:00
Stretch5:00
What we are doing, how long is left in the block, and what comes next. The block clock means the room always has a time on screen even between rounds.
2.3WorkGreen — phone and mat match
No-Gi · FundamentalsKnee-cut pass → back take · Coach Morgan
Warm-up5:00
Technique30:00
Positional10:00
Rolling3 of 5 · 14:30 left
Stretch5:00
⚙No-Gi · Rolling
12:38↻
Work2:38
Up next · Rest0:30
Clock owns the screen. The timeline underneath is proportional to real durations, so the filled portion is genuine progress — a glance tells the coach where the class is without doing arithmetic.
2.4RestRed — flips straight from work
No-Gi · FundamentalsKnee-cut pass → back take · Coach Morgan
Warm-up5:00
Technique30:00
Positional10:00
Rolling3 of 5 done · 11:48 left
Stretch5:00
⚙No-Gi · Rolling
11:48↻
Rest0:18
Up next · Round 45:00
The whole field changes colour, so the state reads before anyone focuses on a number. The same colour is in Morgan’s hand and on the wall.
2.5Class finishedSummary + large QR
No-Gi · Fundamentals
Knee-cut pass → back take · Coach Morgan
What was trained, who coached it, and the numbers — beside a QR big enough to scan from where people are already standing. This is the screen that earns the TV.