Coaches Basketball Wipeboard app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Iain Munro
First release : 08 Apr 2011
App size: 2.6 Mb
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We have just released Coaches Wipeboard Pro for the iPad. Check out the features of the Pro version at https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/coaches-wipeboard-pro/id583525651?mt=8
This is your Coaches Basketball Wipeboard in the simplist of forms.
During a timeout, all you have time for is a quick sketch - you dont have time to run automatic plays like some of the other Apps.
In order to use the Basketball Wipeboard App effectively, all you need to do is place your finger on the screen and draw - similar to using your finger as a pencil. As soon as you do this, you will notice that your have created coloured lines - you can now create anything with your finger, from lines, circles to crosses.
To clear the Basketball Wipeboard, just Triple Tap the screen you are ready to start a new game play.
5 Star Review by Andrew Muffler
Great App! - I was hoping to find something for free but this app does everything that I need it to do as a coach of a high school girls basketabll team. It is so easy to use! It works well during the timeouts to just pull out really quick and show the girls what I want them to do! Sure it is the same as using a whiteboard, but whenever i go for the whiteboard I cant hardly ever find a pen, especially when I am stressedout over the game. This is much easier to have everything in one place. its also economical and eco friendly because you dont have to use those pens that last for two games and then you throw them away. Great app! I reccommend it to all of my fellow coaches.
5 Star Review by Shainh
Nice and simple - Real easy to use and not cluttered. Use a stylus and it is even better. I have spent a lot of money on motion apps only to not use them because nobody (app programmers) will preload a play or a formation so I draw it quicker here and it clears simple. Having an iPad in use can intimidate the players on the other team, they certainly are distracted in their huddle because they usually dont have one to look at.