110% Tony Squires – Channel 7 Coverage of Badminton

jump_smash · 07-13-2004, 09:19 PM

BA announced through Badminton Briefs #9 newsletter, available from
www.badminton.org.au

"110% Tony Squires – Channel 7 Coverage of Badminton
Last week AFL star Spider Everett and the 110% crew filmed the training at Altona Badminton Stadium and then spider challenged Kate Wilson-Smith, Stuart and Ashley Brehaut to a dual on the court. 110% Tony Squires is doing a regular feature on Olympic preparations for athletes in various sports and badminton will be profiled on either Wednesday 14th or 21st July – watch this space!"

Maz · 07-14-2004, 07:31 AM

Hi fellow Ozzie(s)

If anyone watched the show tonight (14th July) in its entirety, please advise if badminton was featured, otherwise I might just erase the video recording I took...I don't normally enjoy watching these 'talk shows', so unless it was featured, I'll be rewinding that tape ready for next week! Thanks!

jump_smash · 07-14-2004, 06:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maz

Hi fellow Ozzie(s)

If anyone watched the show tonight (14th July) in its entirety, please advise if badminton was featured, otherwise I might just erase the video recording I took...I don't normally enjoy watching these 'talk shows', so unless it was featured, I'll be rewinding that tape ready for next week! Thanks!

Maz,

I didn't get to watch last night - was it featured?

Maz · 07-15-2004, 08:41 AM

Stuart, Ashley and Kate were certainly featured, all but 1-2 minutes around the 50th minute of the show.

Short description of footage: Spider Everett playing doubles with those players and coping one in the sensitive area, thus he now knows why 'that' thing is called a 'shuttle-cock'. Few jump smashes here and there plus racket-throwing by Stuart after being fed up of Spider missing the shuttles. I think Stuart did the voice-over when explaining the basic techniques/rules of badminton.

07-13-2004, 09:19 PM	#1
jump_smash Regular Member Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Canberra, Australia Posts: 746	110% Tony Squires – Channel 7 Coverage of Badminton BA announced through Badminton Briefs #9 newsletter, available from www.badminton.org.au "110% Tony Squires – Channel 7 Coverage of Badminton Last week AFL star Spider Everett and the 110% crew filmed the training at Altona Badminton Stadium and then spider challenged Kate Wilson-Smith, Stuart and Ashley Brehaut to a dual on the court. 110% Tony Squires is doing a regular feature on Olympic preparations for athletes in various sports and badminton will be profiled on either Wednesday 14th or 21st July – watch this space!"

07-14-2004, 07:31 AM	#2
Maz Regular Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 195	Was it on???????????? Hi fellow Ozzie(s) If anyone watched the show tonight (14th July) in its entirety, please advise if badminton was featured, otherwise I might just erase the video recording I took...I don't normally enjoy watching these 'talk shows', so unless it was featured, I'll be rewinding that tape ready for next week! Thanks! Last edited by Maz : 07-14-2004 at 07:33 AM.

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07-15-2004, 08:41 AM	#4
Maz Regular Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 195	Stuart, Ashley and Kate were certainly featured, all but 1-2 minutes around the 50th minute of the show. Short description of footage: Spider Everett playing doubles with those players and coping one in the sensitive area, thus he now knows why 'that' thing is called a 'shuttle-cock'. Few jump smashes here and there plus racket-throwing by Stuart after being fed up of Spider missing the shuttles. I think Stuart did the voice-over when explaining the basic techniques/rules of badminton.