A basketball game in which your phone camera watches you. You dribble with one hand and wave at the balls that pop up on the screen with the other. How many can you pop in 30 seconds?
This is how the camera sees you: it tracks your hands, not your face.
Lean it against a bottle or a bag 2 to 3 metres from you so the camera sees you at least from head to waist.
Choose right or left. Head up, ball low. The game counts every dribble and if you stop, you get no points.
Balls pop up on the screen. Wave at them with your free hand before they disappear. A streak of hits multiplies the points.
A player who looks down while dribbling does not see the open teammate or the defender. This game makes you do what decides games: control the ball blind and read what is happening around you with your eyes.
Play and then challenge your teammates. Who scores more, with the right and with the left hand? Coaches: run the game on a tablet at the start of training and turn it into a tournament.
In the DecisionReact™ training you learn to decide under pressure step by step: ball handling, passing, finishing and challenges with signals in the app.
See the training →No. The game runs right in the browser. Click Play for free and allow the camera.
Nowhere. The video is processed only on your device and nothing is sent or stored. The game needs no name or e-mail.
Yes. It works best in landscape. For full-screen play tap Share → Add to Home Screen in Safari and start the game from the icon.
A little space for dribbling and 2 to 3 metres between you and the phone is enough. A well-lit room or a gym is ideal.
Step back so you are visible at least to the waist, and turn on the light. You have to dribble with the hand you chose at the start.
