If one is looking to discuss racquetball or find news about local racquetball events, there are a number of discussion forums or groups that can be joined to do so. All of these examples are on Facebook, I have not scoured the association websites for forums to add here. If I’ve missed your discussion group, … Continue reading A Survey Of Regional Racquetball Discussion Groups
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If one is looking to discuss racquetball or find news about racquetball events, there are a number of discussion forums or groups that can be joined to do so. This will be a look at the various groups and their members, first by the platform, then in order by the number of registered participants. Relative … Continue reading A Survey Of Racquetball Discussion Groups
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The most frequently asked question I see about racquetball in any of the online forums, is where (& when) can I find a game when I travel to (or move to) city XYZ? Depending on the location, I usually reply with a link to the state association, any known tournament facilities from R2Sports, any discussion … Continue reading Featured Facility Friday
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Broadcast racquetball has four concerns for growth. 1) Talent. This is well covered by the current players, you won’t see a regular tour player losing to a state champion or top regional talent. 2) Equipment and a reasonable cost to stream video. This can be covered with tools like OBS Studio and Facebook & YouTube, … Continue reading Broadcast Racquetball – Growth And Money
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There are quite a few more racquetball news articles published in Spanish than in English, most weeks of the year. If you want to follow the stories of those racquetball players, you can use Google Translate to get the entire article translated at once. Start here: https://translate.google.com/ Change the left box to Spanish. Change the … Continue reading Reading Spanish Racquetball News Articles In English
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Notes for casual Facebook Live broadcasters: 1) Make sure “Auto Rotate” is turned on in your phone settings, particularly if you regularly turn it off for 99% of your other activities. 2) Before you tap on Go Live in Facebook, put your phone in your tripod horizontally. If you do step 2, but forget step … Continue reading Facebook Live Broadcast Notes
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