Basketball App Iphone
There was a surprise guest on stage at the launch of the brand new iPhone on Wednesday.
Steve Nash, a two-time NBA MVP, recent Hall of Fame inductee, and proud Canadian helped unveil a brand new app for basketball players.
Digital Stat Keeping for your Basketball Team. Simple in-game scorekeeping with an interactive court and scoreboard; Sync your team schedule and roster for easy pre-game setup; Stats upload directly to MaxPreps; Live shot charts and stat totals. The app was released quite recently but already gained popularity on the market of the free apps. The obvious disadvantage of it is that it apparently doesn’t look decent and doesn’t provide a diversity of actions inside the app. But for the free live streaming app, and specifically basketball – it is more, than enough.
The app, which aims to provide scientific feedback on shot technique, will “revolutionize basketball training,” according to Nash.
Nash should know.
As one of the game’s all-time greatest shooters, Nash is ranked first in NBA history in free-throw percentage, making 90.4% of the 3,384 attempts he made during his career. He’s also top-10 all-time in three-point percentages.
Basketball Manager App Iphone
“When I was young and learning the game, I never really knew if I was doing the right things to improve my game,” said Nash. “I would spend hours and hours shooting by myself just hoping I was refining the techniques that would take me to the next level.”
Sharing the stage with David Lee, co-founder and CEO of Nex Team, the pair gave a demonstration of how the HomeCourt app works.
Another angle of the AR app @HomeCourtai which tracks basketball shots measuring kinematics, trajectory and release times, as well as shots made and missed.
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Using the phone’s camera, the app is able to automatically recognize a basketball court and hoop, and can track your shots. It detects makes, misses, and attempts while recording stats for each.
The location of the shot is recorded, as are things like leg angle, release angle, release time, speed, and release height.
Nash didn’t claim that the app would magically turn you into a great shooter because that would go against everything he said last week.
“Find something you love to do. Do it every day. Be obsessed,” Nash said as part of the inspiring closing remarks of his Hall of Fame induction speech.
But whether you have aspirations to become a professional basketball player or not, the app looks pretty cool. Check out the presentation here: