Judo Reference (Paid)
by RdyDev
🗂️ Sports
Version 500+ 💾 12 Mb
📅 Updated Eligible if bought after 7/2/2016.
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A comprehensive reference for all your Judo needs.
Features Judo Reference (Paid)
Please note, this is currently the same as the free version.
If you purchase this app, please consider it a donation to continue further development of Judo Reference.If you would like to try the application before donating, please install the free version.
This is a donation version to express your support for further development.Judo reference lets you:- Browse and search techniques - ne-waza/tachi-waza/shime-waza/kansetsu-waza- See frame-by-frame animations of techniques- Star techniques for quick access before training- Test yourself with a multiple choice test based on your grade- Get suggested techniques just before your training sessions- Easily look up terminology- Directly find videos on youtubeThis app will help keep you keep sharp on your technique names and terminology.A small bug fix on favourites
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What Our Users Say
Don't just take our word for it. Here's what our users have to say about our Android app.
"For Android, this is the best I can find for any martial art. On PC, the best martial art options are TKD3D and Aikido3D."
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"The app is great love it, just waiting on the rest of the Kata videos"
A Google user
"Can't wait to see the Kata videos finished up and uploaded to the app."
Ron
"Admin , please add in Newaza and Tachiwaza filter option in the techniques portion please.."
Chris Chiang
"Edit: fix the bug. Thank you. After the update, the app just open the initial help pages, the app do not open. I use this for refresh my mind on techniques"
David Vega
"Judo info .all you need for practice & theory"
Barry Ashcroft
"Well Structured"
Mitchell Knight
"Not bad. A few suggestions: let user create their own sets. Add sorting and grouping for techniques (alphabetical, grade, newaza, tachiwaza, etc). Use better quality GIFs. Let users add notes on the techniques."
Ari Chandra
"Since the name sound many times different then how it reads i suggest add a sound option to terminology saying the term for those like to know how it pronounced correctly."
Israel Wagner
"Very good and improving over time"
Dave Harrison
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Available for Android 8.0 and above