Re: questions for blind people who live in Germany
@mechaSkyGuardian:Two things here:Don't take any advice from people on this forum or actually any forum out there for that matter. People are dumb and you don't want to build an opinion on that. Look for actual official information about
Re: questions for blind people who live in Germany
@mechaSkyGuardian:Two things here:Don't take any advice from people on this forum or actually any forum out there for that matter. People are dumb and you don't want to build an opinion on that. Look for actual official information about
Re: What's the Story Behind your Forum Username
Fun stuff, this! My name doesn't really have a story behind but an explanation. I picked it on a whim because I like the goofy sound of it.I like to not to take myself to seriously and having a name thats an onomatopoeia for car horns
Re: can anyone tell me wich program airon baker uses to record his audio?
Slightly off-topic but I can't help making this remark:It is a display of basic respect towards another person to spell their name correctly, at least for me.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/483176/#p483176
Re: I tend to sleep during studies/learning something new.
Hi Pool,my advice would be for you to try to occupy yourself with something. Ideally you probably want to take notes. Try to take a note at least every ten seconds, even if it doesn't seem to be to important. That keeps you awake
Re: Showdown/Power-Showdown Sports - Who's playing?
Okay, I've now read the rules for Swish. While it has the same basic ideas how to play it is actually a totally different sport. The table is narrower, the bats bigger, the bal bigger, the counting is different, the matches go
Re: Showdown/Power-Showdown Sports - Who's playing?
@Meiffert:Really cool, thanks for your investigation about Swish! I'll dive in that rule page later or tomorrow And my name, well... I don't necessarily want to post it on a forum, but yes I was at the ETT. Someone with a google search
Re: Showdown/Power-Showdown Sports - Who's playing?
@Assault_freak:The 35 minute estimation is for best of five matches. There you have to win three sets in order to win the match. The longest match I had so far was about 1 1/2 hours long though and went over the full five sets.Normal
Re: Showdown/Power-Showdown Sports - Who's playing?
@Assault_freak:The 35 minute estimation is for best of five matches. There you have to win three sets in order to win the match. The longest match I had so far was about 1 1/2 hours long though and went over the full five sets.Normal
Re: Showdown/Power-Showdown Sports - Who's playing?
Hi Assault_Freak,I haven't heared about blind hockey before. Sounds even more dangerous than blind soccer Wouldn't be something for me then.I consider myself decently mobile and I have no problems walking freely and comfortably with a
Re: Showdown/Power-Showdown Sports - Who's playing?
assault_freak wrote:Right... I don't know either. It's not called Power Shodown in Canada. Also, we don't spell it with a w in sho, so it becomes shodown to distinguish it from the actual word.Very interessting to hear. As I said every
Re: Showdown/Power-Showdown Sports - Who's playing?
assault_freak wrote:Right... I don't know either. It's not called Power Shodown in Canada. Also, we don't spell it with a w in sho, so it becomes shodown to distinguish it from the actual word.Very interessting to hear. As I said every
Re: Showdown/Power-Showdown Sports - Who's playing?
assault_freak wrote:Right... I don't know either. It's not called Power Shodown in Canada. Also, we don't spell it with a w in sho, so it becomes shodown to distinguish it from the actual word.Very interessting to hear. As I said every
Re: A question for those with no usable vision at all
My eye-sight went gradually worse between early childhood to the late teens. I used to read with my eyes, play video games with my eyes and orientate myself by sight.So I have a full understanding on what it's like to see from own
Re: Showdown/Power-Showdown Sports - Who's playing?
Regarding the nomenclature:drums61999 wrote:Power Showdown is a game played on a table, and it includes elements of table tenis and air hockey. There is a net on either end of the table, and a board halfway down with a two-three inch gap
Re: Showdown/Power-Showdown Sports - Who's playing?
@BlindNinja:Yeah, there are like six open international turnaments and alternating european championships and world championships plus a top twelve invitations turnament every year, not including of course the turnaments you may have on a
Re: Showdown/Power-Showdown Sports - Who's playing?
Hi Lawrence_McSu,I am asking specifically about the continents because I'd love to see Showdown becoming a sports on the paralympics. For that it needs to have a much bigger coverage outside of europe, where it's at least seemingly most
Showdown/Power-Showdown Sports - Who's playing?
Hello people,I've found a couple threats and posts about this all over the forum but nothing really serious, so I'm starting this new one.So there is this sports for the blind and VI called Showdown, or in north america Power-Showdown. It is
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