Capture

Wrestling programs generate a constant stream of information — scoring, video, weight, attendance, equipment. Takedown records all of it on one iPad, as it happens, so nothing has to be reconstructed later.

Scoring

Accurately scoring a live wrestling match can be difficult. Takedown Scoring and Stats prevents errors by embedding the rule book into the scoring logic.

Scoring notation is offset for readability and quick reconstruction of scoring sequences when communicating with referees.

How to score a wrestling match  ·  Scoring notation

The Takedown live scoring screen during a match, showing the clock, running score and scoring buttons

Video

Automatically record each match. The scoring transcript is embedded with the video for efficiently navigating directly to any scoring event. Use the iPad camera or an external camera.

Takedown on iPad recording a match, with the scoring transcript alongside the video

Weight

Weight management is an essential element of wrestling. Record competition or practice weight either manually or via a wireless scale connection.

Weight management

A Takedown weight chart tracking a wrestler against their descent plan

Attendance

Schedule practices and record attendance. Know who’s in the room and who isn’t.

The Takedown practice attendance screen with a roster checked in

Equipment tracking

Accounting for gear loaned to your wrestlers can be frustrating. Simplify your life by recording issue and return dates for any team assets loaned to your athletes.

Equipment tracking

The Takedown equipment tracking screen showing issue and return dates by wrestler

The other three

Analyze Turn what you captured into performance metrics, statistical reports and navigable match video. Share Get results, video and reports to coaches, athletes, parents, media and administration. Manage Seasons, schedules, rosters, opponent teams and equipment, without the clipboard. Overview How Capture, Analyze, Share and Manage fit together.