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AikidoGuide

AikidoGuide

by Bjorn Eirik Olsen

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2 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 10, 2012
  • September 9, 2017

Developer

Bjorn Eirik Olsen
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This app offers a comprehensive learning experience for Aikido practitioners of all levels. It features a vast library of videos demonstrating techniques, applications, and principles, inspired by various teachers and schools. Access different modes and detailed explanations to enhance your training.

✓Techniques from 12 attacks
✓19 core technique explanations
✓4 training modes
✓344 technique combination videos
✓568 applications with multiple angles
✓Taisabaki and basic movement videos
✓Aikido principles explanation videos
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What's New in AikidoGuide

1.6.0

September 9, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. New Attractive User Interface. Better and faster video player.

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No sound

Hello, there is no sound in any of the videos. Is there some way to fix this?
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Great reference tool.

A very good reference tool for Aikido practice. The app is well organized allowing you to search for techniques in a linear and logical way. The videos are not kept on your device so using it with a wi-fi connection is recommended. However, this is actually a nice benefit as your device memory won’t be taken up by infrequently used (and large) video files. Overall, lots of good explanations, clean video, and a wealth of information for new and experienced Aikidoka.
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FAQ

What is AikidoGuide?

AikidoGuide is a paid application designed to provide a comprehensive learning experience for Aikido practitioners. It offers a large collection of videos demonstrating techniques, applications, and principles of Aikido, suitable for beginners and advanced users.

What kind of content does AikidoGuide offer?

AikidoGuide includes techniques applied from 12 different attacks, 19 in-depth explanations of core techniques, and 344 videos of various combinations. It also features 568 applications shown from multiple angles, Taisabaki explanations, basic movement videos, and explanations of key Aikido principles.

What are the different training modes in AikidoGuide?

AikidoGuide features four distinct training modes: Basic, Advanced, and two flowing modes. These modes are designed to cater to different learning styles and levels of expertise within Aikido practice.

Is AikidoGuide available on multiple devices?

Yes, AikidoGuide is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. The application is designed to offer a rich learning experience across these Apple devices.

What is the price of AikidoGuide?

AikidoGuide is a paid application priced at $5.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all the features and content within the application.

How often is AikidoGuide updated?

The last update for AikidoGuide was on September 9, 2017, with version 1.6.0. While the app has seen content upgrades in the past, the frequency of major version updates may vary.

Does AikidoGuide have ads?

Based on the provided data, there is no indication that AikidoGuide contains advertisements. As a paid application, it is expected to be ad-free.

What is the age rating for AikidoGuide?

AikidoGuide has an age rating of 4+. This suggests that the content is generally suitable for younger audiences, though the complexity of Aikido itself may be more relevant to older learners.