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El pasado día 27/05/09 tuvo lugar en el Megacampo la grabación del
programa de Bravo Neox en el que participaron los componentes de Despistados y Pig Noise.
El programa se emite en Antena3 el Jueves 25/06/09 a las 18h.
También se podrá ver en http://www.youtube.com/bravoneox
Que lo disfruten!!
Un cordial saludo,
ESTRATEGO.
Un Veterano de paintball en videos, DQ Films se enorgullece en presentar “Desde Adentro”, 33 minutos de vídeo que muestra la organización de Palm Beach Vipers. El metraje incluye una entrevista con David Harold “Raney”, varias escenas y prácticas de ambos eventos de la MAO y Phoenix. El vídeo es de 33 minutos de largo y pesa en al 696mb.
From the Inside from DQ on Vimeo.
For those of you just tuning in, be sure to check out Part 1 of our Post Practice Report. As promised, we are proud to present the second installment of our [ PPR ] for the weekend of June 13th and 14th. Read on below as we showcase the practices between Damage vs. the Russians, Aftermath vs. the Ironmen, Aftershock vs. Mutiny and Scottsdale Elevation.
Tampa Bay Damage played against the Russian Legion this weekend at Central Florida Paintball park. On the field reports informed us that the practice was straight up and very productive. Chad Busiere & Dan Holiday from Tampa Bay Damage both suffered minor shoulder injuries which should not effect Chicago but may keep one or both out of next week’s practice. Saturday’s games included the RNT Allstarz and all in all the teams seemed to be pretty evenly matched up. Photo by SOFLAMAFIA.com
In order to beat the heat, Scottsdale Elevation got off to an early start (7:00am!) at 23bps in Avondale and competed against local Arizona teams throughout the day including Retribution, FYT, and Biohazard. Elevation spent the day ironing out there roster and making adjustments for the USPL West Coast Open.
San Diego Aftermath and the Los Angeles Ironmen squared off at Velocity Paintball Park for round 2 of their 2 weekend series. Aftermath appeared to be leading in the way of points throughout the weekend. Marcello Margot and Alex Goldman from Aftermath pushed down the dorrito side game after game to feast on the Ironmen. Missing in action from the Ironmen side was both Mikko Huttunen and Scott Kemp, Mikko was in Brazil doing a clinic and Skemp was at a wedding. Billy Wing from the Ironmen swapped out with Brandon Short and spent Sunday getting dirty playing #1 in the snake. Those guys are definitely changing it up and trying new things. Photo Credit: Matt Dawson
Last but not least, Chicago Aftershock faced off against Indianapolis Mutiny at Badlandz this weekend. Chicago Aftershock is one of the founding NXL franchises and they have a long history dominating in the Pro leagues. Considering Mutiny is a new 7-man team built of former Shock and Avalanche players (with Xball experience), we were a bit surprised to hear that Aftershock outplayed the Mutiny guys point after point. Spectators noted that the Mutiny team had alot of heart and the guys tried to answer Shocks aggressive game plays but ultimately their opponents experience and depth of roster won out. On a side note, its great to see that Mutiny is crossing over between the leagues and playing as much paintball as possible — we hope to see the Mutiny guys stick it out with the PSP and play on to World Cup. The team is young and shows alot of potential, they just need the time and the practice to tighten their play up and fine tune the game plans.
Pro teams around the United States continue to battle it out as they make final preperations for the upcoming event in Chicago. The “Chi-Town” Open as its become known is nearly upon us and teams continue to fine tune their game plans and finalize their rosters for the big event being held June 24th-28th at Bollingbrook sports center. Read on as we highlight the action from the weekend and share the latest word from the street.
The New England Hurricanes and Philadelphia All Americans battled it out at Fox 4 paintball this weekend. The Hurricanes transition to the X-ball format has been a bit slower than they had anticipated but if this weekends practice was any indication, they are back and with a vengeance. The Hurricanes have added Mark Lancia and Tom Buckley to the team and their presence has definitely rounded out the roster. As to be expected, the All Americans, currently the top ranked team, played great as both teams spent all weekend polishing up their game plans and attempting new moves against one another.
The Bushwackers played against San Francisco Explicit at Capital Edge paintball park. Explicit is said to have picked up Jason Vitalich who will be playing Snake alongside current snake player John “the Animal” Thai. The team also picked up Jackson Cheung as a mid insert. The Bushwackers were seen mixing in several new players as well but no word yet on who, if anyone, made the cut.
There was a close matchup between Dynasty and X-Factor this weekend. The teams battled back and forth all weekend playing approximately 40 points each day. X-Factor lead the day Saturday and Dynasty took the lead Sunday. Alex Fraige has injured his wrist and was limited during practice, but should play in Chicago. On the X-Factor side it looks like Dusty is going to have his brother back by his side. Devin Odell was at practice and was playing very well. Word is he will be playing with X-Factor in Chicago.
Check out the videos from the practice here.
June 15, 2009 by Justin
Note from JM: Our Post-Practice Report, traditionally released on Mondays has been moved to Tuesdays so that the players have additional time to travel and recover from practice prior to contacting us.
Contrariamente a los rumores que volaban al rededor, Orange Bushwackers, estarán compitiendo en el Abierto de Chicago PSP.
Suena como algunos de los niños de un conocido equipo de Semi-Pro han sido fichados en el lugar equivocado en el momento equivocado. Word es de cinco jugadores se encuentran para ser interrogados en relación con un tiroteo que sucedió el sábado por la noche en una fiesta. Yikes!
El WCPPL dice de añadir otro campo para apoyar el creciente de número de equipos en unirse a la liga. Se habla de que serán sobre la normalización de un acto de disposición por permitir a los equipos que se centran en jugar paintball en lugar de memorizar varios diseños. Gran WCPPL mover!
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June 13, 2009 by Justin
As of writing, both Miami Rage and Art Mendoza were unavailable for comment. We will be sure to share any and all updates as they develop. Stay posted.
