Приложения разработчика Maysoft в Android Market

Heian Godan (v. 1.0)

Maysoft опубликовал приложение 2012-05-28
(обновлено 2012-05-28)

This app shows the kata move by move by swiping a finger. It also lets you look at the kata from all four sides to see the moves from different directions.

With your Android device, iPhone, iPod touch or iPad in your hand, you can review the moves of the kata in slow motion, then practice at full speed.

There are buttons to repeat a move, go backwards and start over.

Shotokan karate kata performed by Joaquín Santiago Urrea González  from Master Matsuyama's Doshikai karate school
http://www.doshikai.net/

Frank Paolino had the original idea for this app. It was developed by Billy Westlin.

Looking for another kata app?  Or kata app for the iphone? See our other kata apps here:
     
http://www.doshikai.net/doshikai.nsf/page/Karate-Kata-Apps

Heian Sandan (v. 1.0)

Maysoft опубликовал приложение 2012-05-28
(обновлено 2012-05-28)

This app shows the kata move by move by swiping a finger. It also lets you look at the kata from all four sides to see the moves from different directions.

With your Android device, iPhone, iPod touch or iPad in your hand, you can review the moves of the kata in slow motion, then practice at full speed.

There are buttons to repeat a move, go backwards and start over.

Shotokan karate kata performed by Greg Cumings from Master Matsuyama's Doshikai karate school
http://www.doshikai.net/

Frank Paolino had the original idea for this app. It was developed by Billy Westlin.

Looking for another kata app?  Or kata app for the iphone? See our other kata apps here:
        
http://www.doshikai.net/doshikai.nsf/page/Karate-Kata-Apps

Heian Shodan (v. 1.0)

Maysoft опубликовал приложение 2012-05-16
(обновлено 2012-05-16)

Shotokan kata "Heian Shodan" performed by Frank Paolino.

Heian Shodan Shotokan karate kata shows the kata move by move by swiping a finger. It also lets you look at the kata from all four sides to see the moves from different directions.

With your Android, iPhone, iPod touch or iPad in your hand, you can review the moves of the kata in slow motion, then practice at full speed.

There are buttons to repeat a move, go backwards and start over.