Soccer Sketchpad For Mac

Football is the most popular and acclaimed sport that registers at least 3.5 billion declared fans across the world. Almost anyone can claim that they've at least touched or kicked a football and felt good about it, played a game with friends, or even did it for a living.

SoccerPad is an application designed to facilitate mentoring and tutoring, or strategizing and visualizing possible outcomes in football matches. It can be used by just about anyone who has a passion or career in football.

You are greeted by a rather simple, yet effective interface comprised of multiple handy graphical elements that help simulate an entire board or scheme of football strategy. You can handpick players, assign names, insert text and make use of mathematical elements like straight lines, vectors, arcs or other geometrical shapes. Moreover, you can place and edit an indefinite amount of elements, tackling things the way you see fit according to the strategy.

In this case, editing is translated into changing text fonts, emphasizing key elements by underlining or coloring them, like portions of the pitch that can be colored to mark important areas.

It's possible to retain the structure of your deployed tactical elements by selecting everything and utilizing drag-and-drop functionality. Thus, the ratio and overall alignment are preserved.

Make sure to check the Mac OS X system tray bar in the upper part of your screen while focusing on SoccerPad because access is granted to important and relevant features that aren't included in the main body of the application. That's also your best bet when saving or opening previous projects, as well as exporting to an own-format soccer file or a JPEG image, which is widespread and highly recognizable and can be accessed on just about any modern device.

Combining SoccerPad with a video projector can bring fruitful results conveying the coach's plan to the team. All the ideas and concerns will be more easily addressed in a conference-like approach.

We all know how important that championship is, and while relying on chaos and unpredictability is a good thing, strategies are still the way to go, even for world-class coaches. Even if SoccerPad can be a tad basic in its depictions, it's still a good choice for getting the job done.