Follow step by step each of the events that make up a stand-off or ground-based judo fight to extract a statistical database in terms of efficiency in the standing-ground liaison or in the control of the reversal to immobilization as well as the performance.

The app can handle up to 8 students. It stores and memorizes for each of them the set of statistics in order to better interpret the skills assessed.

Its operation is particularly simple, since it consists in observing the actions of only one fighter. The actions of his opponent being taken into account without having to observe them.

The timers are automatic as well as those who manage fixed assets (Ippon set at 20 seconds for standing fights and 10 seconds for ground combat fights).

The Ippons are calculated in increments of 20 seconds for standing fights and 10 seconds for ground fights.
Taking into account the penalties (2 = 1 Ippon).

In the end, the winner of a fight will be the one who has scored the most Ippon, otherwise the one who has accumulated a downtime greater than the other, otherwise the one that will have made the most fall his opponent or the most returned his opponent in the case of ground fights.

At the same time, a system for evaluating the knowledge and skills relating to refereeing aims to increase the accuracy of the statements since the statistics are only recordable if the fights are refereed by pupils who have reached the maximum score in the test. arbitration proposed by the application. Outside of this context, any fight will only have a training value (the statistics are displayed at the end of the fight but can not be memorized).

This application is FREE and without ADVERTISING.

Developed by Alain Foltzer, EPS professor at Bernard de Ventadour College in Limoges.