Basic Painting: An Introduction to Scenario Paintball at the West Point Combat Classic
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Splat!
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TODD'S A TROUBLED TEEN WHOSE ONE ESCAPE IS PAINTBALL - & EVEN THAT'S THREATENED BY RIVALS SET ON MAKING HIM & HIS FRIENDS MISERABLE. BUT WHEN A PAINTBALL TOURNAMENT IS HELD IN TOWN, TODD SEES HIS BIG CHANCE FOR REDEMPTION. WINNING WON'T COME EASILY, & IF HE WANTS TO WIN, HE'LL HAVE TO OVERCOME BOG ODDS.Dynasty Dysected 2 DVD Paintball Movie
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When 5 time world champions Team Dynasty decided to produce an addition to their critically acclaimed "Dynasty Dysected" instructional series they wondereed how they might out do "Dynasty Dysected Volume 1", which is regarded as the best paintball instructional DVD ever made. The answer was simple. What does the best paintball team in the history of the sport do to stay on top?
Join Team Dynasty in "Dynasty Dysected Volume 2" as they take you through their very own training regiment that has made them world champions time and time again. In this DVD Team Dynasty will share with you drills, theories, and practices that can realistically be discussed and applied over a standard 2 day practice. Also included is an in depth interview with JT USA's Chuck Hendsch about navigating sponsorship and a complete segment with athletic trainer Phaen Pittman on Team Dynasty's workout regiment. "We just decided the next best approach to instructional training would be to document our very own 2 day practice. This is what we do every weekend and we have multiple World Championship titles to prove that it works". -Ryan Greenspan, Team Dynasty.
Dysected 2 Covers:
- Running and shooting
- Diving and sliding
- Dodge Ball
- One on One
- Snake movement
- Cone drills
- Paintball theory
- Creating game plans
- Sponsorship
- Back, front, and mid player walkthroughs
- Fitness training with Phaen Pittman
- In depth "tricks of the trade" from your favorite team
2005 College Paintball National Championships DVD
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With over two hours of paintball action, this DVD is the must-have gift for your favorite paintball enthusiast, skeptical parent, inquisitive grandma, or just your paintball-loving self. Created by an award-winning crew of professional sports producers, editors and cameraman, this DVD includes footage from seven matches and eight different teams, including Illinois, Florida, Maryland, St. Mary's, Penn State, Arizona State, Drexel and Navy. Along with the competitive action, you'll also get player interviews and expert commentary by professional paintball player Bea Youngs and experienced college sports commentator Greg Amsinger, making this DVD is the most comprehensive, most exciting coverage of the most extreme extreme sport - paintball! This is NOT your typical paintball DVD! These matches were shot with four camera crews taking shots from the front, back, side and middle of the field, supplemented by three overhead cameras to give you important context views from both ends and the middle of the field. You'll also get plenty of drama from the pits, from teams laying down their strategy to celebrating when they're up and bickering when they're down. The resulting coverage is so good that CSTV broadcast episodes of the event OVER 100 TIMES!Tactical Paintball
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Real Action! Real Tactics! Real Scenarios!Action packed and as real as it's possible to be this program brings you multiple scenarios filmed up close and personal. Join our Host Tamara Apted as she brings you the scoop on some of the most realistic and technically accurate paintball and airsoft weapons and gear available on the market. Finish up with an exclusive action packed mini feature film showcasing the Ops Team performing a Hollywood style hostage rescue which highlights force on force action stunts and pyrotechnics!System Requirements:Running Time: 55 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: SPORTS/GAMES/DOCUMENTARY UPC: 798622350725 Manufacturer No: WLV3507501 Paintball Tips, Tricks, and Tactics
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"501 Paintball Tips, Tricks, and Tactics" is a compendium of practical and strategic information for paintball players and those who would like to give the sport a try. Each tip and strategy builds on previous information in the chapter, advancing the reader from basic familiarity to advanced technical and practical prowess, through the strategies and advice of the author and dozens of professional players interviewed for the book. Chapters cover speedball, woodsball, mechanics, the physics involved in paintball, strategies for every format, and even health information to stay in peak condition. By the last page, the reader will gain years of experience for less than the cost of one bag of paintballs.Derder - War of Attrition Paintball DVD Movie
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DescriptionThere are ten professional paintball events each year in the U.S. With over 20 teams competing, the best of the best constantly train and practice to keep their edge. Their dedication and stamina are tested as the year grows to an exhausting level. The playing field becomes a battlefield testing their ability to rise above the elements. The team with less drive and talent will fail. Only those with the resources and determination to succeed are able to win this. War of Attrition. Controversy, frustration and triumph. Xball and 7 man. We followed some of the top teams for the entire season to assemble a brutally honest visualization of tournament paintball.Hand-To-Hand Combat Marine Corps LINE Training DVD
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Hand-To-Hand Combat Marine Corps LINE Training DVD - L.I.N.E. Training Is The Marine Corps Version Of Hand-To-Hand Combat Which Is Taught To All Marine Corps. These Unique Methods Of Self-Defense Are Easy To Learn, Extremely Effective and Can Be Incorporated Into Other Martial Arts Systems. L.I.N.E. Training Stands For "Linear Involuntary Neurological Override Engagement" Which Means, That Once Learned, These Movements Become Automatic Reflexes In Reaction To Physical Assaults. These Are The Complete, Twelve Lessons Which Will Arm You With A Variety Of Counter Moves and Counter Strikes Against Physical Attacks. All Lessons Taught In This Program Are Taught By Marine Corps Drill Instructors At The Marine Corps Recruit Training Center In San Diego California And Occur During Actual L.I.N.E. Training Classes. This Program Enables You To Learn These Hand-To-Hand Combat Drills Alongside Marine Corps Recruits. 1 Hour.One With The Gun: Tournament Paintball Techniques - Maximus Lundqvist
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For the first time ever, world-class paintballer Maximus Lundqvist, star player from the legendary team of Joy Division, shares with viewers the tactics and techniques that make him one of the most feared players on the field today. Co-starring the championship SPLAT Kids tournament team, One with the Gun provides viewers with a unparalleled look into the skills and training it takes to be a world champion. Over one and a half hours of professional tips and strategies on all hot topics including: Paintball Basics, Snap-Shooting, Running and Gunning, Break out Shooting, The Magic Line, Drills and much more!"How It's Made: Diamond Cutting, Wood Doors, Paintballs, and Newspapers DVD"
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Have you ever wondered how things are made? Find out how the everyday objects people use become the things they are. Watch as HOW IT'S MADE reveals the methods and materials of everyday items in a behind-the-scenes look at the manufacturing process.Let the good times roll
IT'S been a long, hard winter. Jocasta has banned any frivolous expenditure for the duration of the recession and so the pleasures of life have been restricted to the free stuff — mainly sitting at the computer playing Facebook games such as “What '80s PopStar Are You?” And “If You Were a Prostitute, What Sort of Prostitute Would You Be?”
As leisure experiences go, it's quite depressing stuff, the answers in my case being “George Michael” and “Skanky Ho”.
Of course, the best things in life are free and each morning I've kicked off the day with a cheap version of paintball, in which Ikill the cockroaches skittering across our kitchen benches using nothing but a rolled-up tissue. Just yesterday I beat my own record, in one marathon session — or “sesh” as we gamers put it — prior to making tea.
Free fun can also be had tying tiny bells around the necks of the mice infesting our pantry in the hope that they might jingle the tune of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells while munching through our stocks of slivered almonds. If only they'd stay still for long enough to affix the little blue-leather collar.
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Forget everything you learned in film class during the summer. "Adrenaline" director Robert Archer Lynn wants you to know that his latest film, the upcoming epic paintball Slasher "Deadbox" (aka "Havoc"), contains the single dose of the longest in the history of the medium . In fact, gimmick of the film is sold in almost ever press release related to the project, boldly declaring to anyone who will listen that the entire project was executed using an intriguing 105-shot minute.And this is certainly an impressive accomplishment, it really will not amount to something worthwhile if the film itself is a complete and total loss of your precious time. This, of course, remains to be seen. Currently, Aleksandr Sokurov's haunting 2002 masterpiece "Russian Ark" holds the title of the longest take. If Lynn's assertion is true, I guess that's about to change.
Here's a quick summary if you're interested:
The premise is certainly came with potential, but again we are talking about the man who directed "Adrenaline", another film that uses a single decision to tell his story. Is it feared a pony ride, or is it really a good dose of talent buried beneath the surface? Once the film made its way onto DVD, the question must be answered. Until then, watch the trailer, a guy with that of "Last Chance Harvey: Mall Cop." No, the other one.