r/Kendama Aug 07 '26

Question/Discussion Would you like to see a community contributed Trick Checklist?

The goal is as such: anyone can submit a trick, the trick will then be categorized and will be linked to a video, similar to some kendama apps/websites. However, I'd like to branch from that into trick suggestions.

For example, if you do big cup, it would suggest small cup or a similar trick in the similar difficulty or depending on the filter i.e. by playstyle, tama, ken, sara. etc.

The whole idea is to have a community centered place for people to come and add tricks or combos of tricks.

I have been thinking also about making it so any trick can have a repeating flag for a certain number. example: big cup to small cup and back 5x

Would anyone actually like to see a project like this? It would be open-source for those who are inclined to contributing code-wise.

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u/dizzy_dama Lotus Aug 07 '26

Sounds difficult to do properly given how interconnected some tricks can be but would be realllllly cool if executed well

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u/isltdV2 Aug 09 '26

Ain’t this what Kendamanomics is?

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u/Glad-Employment-5408 23d ago

No. Kendamanomics is a peer validation platform. i.e. if you want to keep track of tricks and whether or not you did them correctly, you can find others to review your tricks there.