J vs GaitMetrics

Enhance your juggling practice! The J-Trainer app will give you tools to ensure that your juggling practice sessions include proper warmup, practice, and cool down. The interval training portion of the J-Trainer tool allows you to build customized workouts to ensure you spend the right amount of practice time on each section of your practice. Most juggling festivals include endurance contests like: club balance endurance, 5 ball endurance, 5 club endurance, and quarter juggling endurance. The Talking Timer feature of the J-trainer gives you verbal feedback on your endurance, so you don't have to look down at your stop watch. ---------------------------- No advertisements and no in app purchases are contained in this app. ---------------------------- Other apps by this developer: Protect TD (Protect Tower Defense - Save the Animals) Math Tower Defense Eagle Mandarin Mandarin Prof Math Town Spelling Ace Spy Town Spanish Prof ---------------------------- I hope you enjoy this app. Feel free to send me feedback if you have suggestions for future updates.

GaitMetrics analyzes your walking patterns using your iPhone's motion sensors — no wearable needed. FREE: • Step count and cadence • Stride regularity score • Walking steadiness (0–100) • Session history with charts PRO ($2.99 one-time): • Walking speed with age-specific health ratings • Left-right step symmetry and asymmetry detection • Traffic-light ratings (green/yellow/red) for every metric • Plain-language insights explaining your results • PT/OT clinical tests: Timed Up & Go, 5x Sit-to-Stand, Single Leg Stance • Personalized exercise recommendations based on your gait profile • Injury recovery tracking for ACL, hip/knee replacement, ankle fractures, and more EVIDENCE-BASED Reference ranges are drawn from peer-reviewed research including the NIH Toolbox 4-Meter Walk Test, CADENCE-Adults Study, and the CDC STEADI fall-prevention program. WELLNESS ONLY GaitMetrics is a general wellness app. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your physician or physical therapist for medical concerns.