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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.
Karteek Venkatesh Joshi
Read news, join communities, track scores, get
Access real-time sports news and updates. Filter content by sport or tournament. Manage private communities and organize events. Track live scores and view AI-driven insights. Share content and receive personalized recommendations.
Evgeny Ponomarev
Find opponents, track achievements, improve skills
Create and manage a personal account with email registration. Find opponents for matches. Track achievements and progress. Improve skills through in- features. View match history and performance statistics.
Christopher Ozgo
Train reactions with real game scenarios
Train reaction time and accuracy for like basketball, soccer, and football. Use strobe light patterns to simulate game scenarios. Track progress with performance metrics and adjust difficulty levels.
Casey Oliver
Train with high-intensity intervals
Customizable workouts allow users to set work, rest, and cooldown intervals. Pre-set and custom intervals are available for various training styles. Voice and sound alerts help maintain timing during exercises.
The Futures App, LLC
Train with drills and track player progress
Access drills from 300+ exercises created by MLB players, covering offense, defense, and all positions. Track repetitions and progress. Strength training programs are available for players. Coaches can assign and monitor drills remotely.
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