This application uses 3D models and AI to help figure skaters of all levels understand and perfect their jumps. It offers detailed anatomical views, customizable avatars, and adjustable playback speeds for in-depth training analysis.
1.52
March 2, 2021
We fixed the freezing up bug after starting the app for a range of devices.
Freezio provides animated tutorials for many ISU-approved jumps, including Axel, Flip, Loop, Lutz, Salchow, and Toe Loop. You can also choose the number of revolutions for each jump to study at your own pace.
Freezio uses 3D models and AI to show detailed anatomical movements and jump trajectories. You can rotate, zoom, and adjust playback speed to analyze every detail, helping you understand biomechanics and perfect your technique.
Yes, Freezio is designed to help coaches manage students' progress by providing personalized feedback and detailed analysis of jump techniques.
Yes, Freezio offers three types of avatars that you can tailor to closely match your body anatomy. This personalization helps make the training more relevant and effective.
You can choose from three different backgrounds: plain ice, ice rink, or ice palace. The camera settings allow you to view jumps from various angles and zoom in for detailed analysis.
Freezio is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to be accessible for a wide range of Apple users.
The latest version of Freezio is 1.52, which was last updated on March 2, 2021. Updates typically focus on improving features and performance.
No, Freezio is a free application that does not contain advertisements, allowing for an uninterrupted training experience.
