Archive for the ‘Videos’ Category

Alex Aguiar wins 9th NEBA title at AMF Silver Lanes

August 16, 2011

NEBA has reported that Alex Aguiar of the Tuesday Scratch Sportsmen League won his 9th NEBA title last weekend at AMF Silver Lanes in E. Hartford, CT. Keith Tantillo of the Coke Classic League also cashed in the event. In addition, Sean Richard won the non-casher high game prize and Ed Roberts the senior prize.

NEBA’s homepage (linked above) has a full recap of the event, with links to the match play results and YouTube video of the championship match.

Congrats guys! :D

EDIT: If NEBA allows embedding on their videos, you can also watch the championship match below.

Apr. 26 practice video

April 27, 2011

As I hinted at in my last post, I also brought my pocket camcorder and tripod with me to practice and got some video. I did most of the shooting in the second game, but sort of struggled with my balance, so I worked on that, then got a shot in the last frame. My shot shown below is probably not “perfect” (though my release was a bit better, I think, than in the video I showed “CoachJim” many weeks ago), but I’m only posting it to give my readers an idea of how I’m playing the lanes, on the house shot, these days.

Those wanting a download can watch on YouTube, reload it by making the host read www.kickyoutube.com, and it will allow you you download it as an MP4 (which is the format I uploaded it as, anyway).

Video: Ed Greene’s 300 game

January 27, 2011

Thanks to Sandi Litchfield (who posted this on Facebook), for the first time on this blog, you will see a big local bowling moment: the final strike of Ed Greene’s 300 game last night. Greg Banks, a teammate of Ed’s, captured the moment for YouTube:

I believe the first coming up to Ed to congratulate him is Bob Young, our esteemed Brockton Bowling Association manager.

My first bowling videos

May 10, 2009

A couple of items of administrivia before we get to the meat of this post: first, I have created a “Videos” category for use when I post my own bowling video to the blog; second, the “Author’s Links” sidebar section now has a link to my videos on YouTube.

Now, for what I’ve been wanting to do since I started bowling again: get video of myself online. I’ve come up with two short videos, one with a side view (useful for illustrating my timing) and one with a back view (useful for showing swing plane and release). The side view first…videos will be embedded in posts from YouTube, but there will also be a link for downloading for those who wish to analyze them frame by frame:

Download video above (WMV format)

Now the back view:

Download video above (WMV format)

Thanks go out to my best friend, Ed, who was involved with the filming and editing, and to “saito`” on EFnet IRC for hosting the downloads. :D