You can look for 12ReAct in Google Play
Or you can go to:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Agmon.OneTwoReAct
Soon you will be able to download it from IOS AppStore
- Launch the app
- Tap on Presets. There you will find a Basic preset already saved, and you will be able to create and save 9 more presets
- Touch and hold the Basic preset to edit it
Under DRILLS you can add any number, letter or symbol that appears on your keyboard to this preset’s drills
Under TIME you can edit the rate at which the drills you’ve set will swap
Under SETS you can edit the length of each set and the length of the break after each set - Tap on Save
- Choose how many sets you’d like to do
- Tap on the Basic preset to select it
- Press Start
After 3 seconds, the drills you’ve set will appear on the screen and swap randomly based on the time settings you’ve chosen. Between each set you will get some time to rest based on the break time you’ve set
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Coach Agmon
12ReAct
Go to Presets- Tap on Add Preset
Under DRILLS you can add any number, letter or symbol that appears on your keyboard to this preset’s drills.
Under TIME you can set the rate at which the drills you’ve chosen will swap.
Under SETS you can set the length of each set and the length of the break after each set. - Press Save, and give a name for this preset
- You will now be able to find your preset on the Presets screen. You can select it by tapping on the preset, edit it by touching and holding the preset, or delete it by tapping the trash icon to the right of the preset
- Press Start and practice!
After 3 seconds, the drills you’ve set will appear on the screen and swap randomly based on the time settings you’ve set. Between each set you will get some time to rest based on the break time you’ve set
- Create multiple presets by pressing Add Preset in the Presets screen
- Determine how many sets of each preset you’d like to do in the Presets screen
- Tap on the presets in the order you’d like to perform them. A number will appear beside each selected preset, showing in what order the presets will execute
- Press Start and practice!
After 3 seconds, the drills you’ve set will appear on the screen and swap randomly based on the time settings you’ve set. Between each set you will get some time to rest based on the break time you’ve set for the current preset. Once one preset ends, the next will begin!
After 3 seconds, the drills you’ve set will appear on the screen and swap randomly based on the time settings you’ve set. Between each set you will get some time to rest based on the break time you’ve set.
Additional icons:
- Deleting a preset – there is a trash icon to the right of each preset that you can tap to delete that preset
- At the bottom of the screen you will find these icons:
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There are several reasons why I have not integrated music into the app:
1. Google Play does not allow the integration of background music in its applications and many applications have been removed from the app store, although Apple allows it, I decided it would be better without this option.
2. Since there is a need for great concentration in the various exercises, I have decided to allow the player to focus on visual referencing and not to allow music to be selected within the application
3. Music consumes expensive battery time and can overload the device, the goal is to allow everyone to use the app even those who have old devices and not overload the devices
In most competitive sports in general and basketball in particular, there is a significant need to improve visual and non-auditory responsiveness.
So I chose to focus only on visual response rather than sound
Since I decided to keep the application as simple as possible, I decided not to introducesound response options
After a few tests I found that yellow on black gives the best contrast for work even in daylight conditions.
In addition I found that people with vision problems, or perception problems are able to distinguish yellow and black combination relatively well.
And since one of my goal is to keep the app simple and convenient to use by young people and adults of all ages I decided to go only for the combination of these colors.