No, we did not hijack the swings in order to get our turn. The kids were busy eating lunch…class field trip! I think it was a homemade set and so I was quite pleased that it did not fold under pressure if you catch my drift. It just felt a little light…not the standard iron/steel combos you usually see at the park.

Someone said getting the kids (not myself and my friend) would have made a better clip and while I agree, the kids really didn’t have time to swing! They were all over the play scape instead for the most part.

Be it the boring or redundant content and/or the lack of “trim” – this was not very well received by the folks @ DP. I happen to like it if for no other reason than the music but c’est la vie!! (Such is life).

I suppose I could have added a few thing to make it more interesting, made it 90% shorter..now I know :)

But aside from all of that it did get me some more interested in my videos, which is just for fun anyway.

Just me and two of the guys I play racquetball with 3 times a week. Sure they’re 1-2 decades older than me but the great thing about racquetball, age and even size rarely give you any advantage/disadvantage! What they lack in speed and mobility they more than make up for it with their skills! I have no skills so I have to reply more on my speed ;)

When I brought the camera to the court, I wasn’t even sure if I would be able to utilize it based on the location of the court and the limited viewing angles where I could set the camera. I wound up putting the camera in a little box (that each court has) on the backside of the court in a little wall cutout.

The video spans about 50 minutes or maybe close to 60, during which time we usually have enough time to play three games.