Taminations Hack 1.6.61 + Redeem Codes

This is a fantastic app for anyone learning square dancing or wanting to become a better square dancer. Thank you Brad for all the work you have done and for making this resource available to the Square Dance community.

I find some of the animation icons don’t want to move in the practice program which is very frustrating. Also being a plus square dancer for many years, I flunk the basic practice levels as coordination isn’t taken into account in going through the moves with my finger on the icon around the square. I would also like to see all the moves listed in their different categories. Would be an excellent game for kids if the practice icons would MOVE as they should! On my program the red couple just wants to stay in place & not move, Extremely Frustrating! PLEASE FIX in a new update of the program.

Whether review or learning, being able to find definitions and see how calls work from various positions is marvelous.

When I use practice mode on my I-pad pro the screen flips upside down even when screen lock is on.
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.March 6
Still can’t use in practice mode on new I-pad pro.
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The new version doesn’t appear to have the search funciton for the index anymore. That search function is very useful when you can’t remember the exact name of a call.

The A2 call list now shows up upside down in the Ipad version of the Aoo

This app is a valuable tool for beginning square dancers to review what they learn in class and for advanced dancers to study the fine points of calls they have already mastered. I use it every week as a visual aid and a sort of computer game. I love it, and you will, too, if you are a visual learner like me. Let me add that I am a credentialed high school teacher in the state of California, and I would rank this app as highly effective and easy to operate.

This even animates bi-gons! Total mind warp. Exceeding helpful app. The only thing I can think it lacks is a "class area" where it lists the calls of the level with checkboxes (or dropdown possibly to track calls not touched, introduced, should know, know it solid). The list would be sort-able to match the caller's teach order and also could be sorted by progress of learning (list above)

Impressive. Thanks for all the hard work

This app doesn't substitute for going to Square Dance Clothing's is to review the calls you've been learning. This app gives a top-down view of the square dancers which makes it easier to see who goes where. I have been square dancing for many years, and I will admit that I still look at it once in a while to review a call, especially from a non-standard position.

This is an excellent port of the Taminations website. I love this app because you not only can see a call performed from any position, but you can drag the slider back and forth manually. This allows you to focus in on just the part if the call that you are having problems with. An outstanding app and a great tool for the square dance community.

This is not a substitute for lessons, but it's a great way to review calls you have been exposed to. This does show whether hands are touching, but a "Jot" style cartoon can't show in 2D exactly what hands are doing. My main difficulty is their terms are not always the terms I'm used to, but the other terms are in the definitions of calls.