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Stephen Tarzia
Train with random court moves
Guides users through randomized drills by announcing numbers that indicate court corners. Users can adjust speed and number of moves. It helps develop a split step and can function as a customizable random number generator.
Qi Analytics LLC
Improve badminton footwork and stamina now.
The app provides shadow training for badminton players to improve footwork and stamina. Users hear directions to move to court corners and return to the center, with adjustable pace up to 60 shots per minute.
DoubleTap Software LLC
Play 1v1 matches
Play in 1-on-1 streetball matches with easy-to-use controls. Move, jump, shoot, and block shots. Compete against friends or AI opponents. Customize player stats and team uniforms. Track progress and replay matches.
CHASE PLACE LLC
Train athletic reaction speed drills effectively.
The app trains athletic reaction speed by calling out random signals for drills. Users run to cones and back to the device, with reaction times reported after each drill.
TIMUR MEZHETDINOV
Train footwork with expert videos
Learn footwork through short video tutorials with step-by-step guidance. Track progress with streaks and consistency scores. Access exercises for all skill levels. Set goals and monitor discipline metrics.
Marc Gauthier
Train with workouts and track progress
Create custom or pre-set workouts with adjustable duration, intensity, and exercises. Track progress with session logs and performance metrics. Access guided training sessions and build routines for home or gym use.
EQUUSPORTS INC.
Play, jump, and compete in equestrian games
Train and nurture horses to improve their skills in show-jumping, cross-country, and dressage. Participate in competitive events including Badminton, Burghley, Kentucky horse trials, and the Adelaide Equestrian Festival.
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