This work examines the fitness characteristics of elite female kickboxers. According to the goal, a sample of the three female fighter, Croatia's champions in Low Kick, Full contact and K-1 Rules was used. All three fighters are from the same club and preparations have been made by the same coaches. Respondents were measured in sports-specific tests selected on the base of long-time trainer experience and analysis of other scientific and professional research: The number of strikes with the front hand, from the combat stand to the punch and kick training bag in the 10s period, the boxing technique jab; The number of strikes, from a parallel stand, with both hands to the punch and kick training bag in the 10s period, boxing technique jab & cross; The number of strikes, from a parallel stand, with both hands to the punch and kick training bag in the 10s period, the boxing technique left and right hooks; the number of kicks with the front leg, from the combat stand to the punch and kick training bag in the 10s period, kickboxing technique low kick; the number of kicks with the front leg, from the combat stand to the punch and kick training bag in the 10s period, kickboxing technique middle kick; the number of punch and kicks in the punch and kick training bag with maximum intensity in 8 periods of 20s, with breaks of 10s of light work between those periods; broad jump and standing vertical jump. The prominent value of this paper lies in the fact that female kickboxers are very rare as a subject of scientific research. The limitation of this work is in a small sample of female kickboxers from the same club and the great diversity of their characteristics: biological age, training age and different weight categories, which opens up possibilities for future scientific research on this topic.