This film explores whether it is possible for a man to beat a horse in race. If it is possible, under what conditions?

This is a step by step guide to the simple mathematics of scoring a bowling game.
It is really is very simple when you know how and this film explains everything you need to know. The use of real life examples brings the scoring to life.

00:00 Introduction to the importance and reasons why we need to know how to keep score in bowling.
00:20 What is a strike and what is a spare in bowling
00:53 Bowling scoring is quite a complicated system
01:32 The key to understanding how to score in bowling, how does a strike or a spare affect the calculation?
01:42 Different types of bowling scorecards and how a strike and spare are written.
02:05 How to keep score in bowling, example 1 with Syaidatul Afifah's 236.
05:18 How Tom Daugherty scored 100 and its calculation.
07:16 How to score the perfect 300 in bowling with Jason Belmonte
08:28 What happens in frame 10, how does the scoring work?

#bowling #300 #howto #scorecard #strike #spare

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This film looks into the many different examples of sportwashing that have taken place over the ages. It describes why individuals, companies, countries or nation states sportwash. It finishes by explaining whether sportwashing is illegal and can be stopped.

00:00 Introduction to sportswashing. What is Sportwashing?
00:20 The Roman empire where the first to sportwash
00:32 What does sportwashing mean?
00:44 Examples of sportwashing including Hitler and the 1936 Berlin Olympics
00:58 The Rumble in the Jungle is an example of Sportwashing
01:09 Saudi Arabia and its use of Sportwashing like Clash in the Dunes Joshua v Ruiz 2
01:19 The Thrilla in Manilla, Philippines
01:30 Tyson Fury in the WWE, in Saudi Arabia
01:40 Formula One and its use in Sportwashing in Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Azerbaijan as well as Mussolini staging the football world cup
01:50 Is the Israel Start Up Nation pro cycling team and example of sportwashing?
02:00 Russia’s involvement in Sportwashing
02:33 More examples of Saudi Arabian sportwashing
03:03 Ramzan Kadyrov’s involvement in UFC, the NBA’s relationship with Paul Kagame and the NFL in China
03:19 Qatar hosting the Football World Cup is maybe one of the biggest examples of sportwashing
03:38 How does Sportwashing work?
06:28 Is sportwashing illegal?
07:56 Is sportwashing changing the sporting landscape?
09:54 Will sportwashing ever stop?
10:38 Can sportwashing be prevented?


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Sport provides us with memorable moments. More than likely as a result of some amazing feat that has just been witnessed. Maybe history has been made?

This film explores some of the hardest things to achieve in sport.

00:00 Introduction
01:22 A Cricket Hat trick. What is a hat trick?
01:33 A perfect football hat trick. Left foot, right foot and a header
02:01 Snookers maximum break of 147
02:45 Formula's 1's Grand slam
03:03 A perfect 600 score in Archery
03:19 10,000 in Decathlon!
03:49 Baseball's no hitter and perfect game.
04:10 A Nine Darter

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Tav rounds up the months sporting news and a looks ahead to one the most exciting months of the year for sport. May has it all, football, tennis, golf, rugby, basketball and cheese rolling amongst much much more.
Tune in live on Sunday 4pm (UK), 7pm (UAE) 11am (US East), see you all then or whilst watching on catch-up.
#giroditalia #premierleague #laliga #seriea #taekwondo #kentuckyderby
#cycling #codeviolations #tennis #rolandgarros #rugbyunion #football #nba #nbaplayoffs #conferencesmifinals #dwaynehaskins #pittsburghsteelers #freddyrincon #squash #psaworldtour @PSA SQUASHTV #haniaalhammamy #golf #europeantour @DP World Tour #ligue1 #@Ligue 1 Uber Eats #bundesliga #sportsnews #paris2024 @Novak Djokovic #jadejones #sport

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Do you know why the wicket is 22 yards long, or what is the most runs ever scored from one over in cricket is? Do you know what Chris Gayle did to Bangladesh at the beginning of a test match. This film containing many of crickets best and most interesting facts. It has it all!

00:00 Origins of Cricket, where and when was it invented?
00:29 Bowling underarm is not illegal in Cricket
00:45 Most runs ever in a single over
01:17 When as the first hattrick in Cricket
01:45 Australia beat England by the same number of 45 runs in test matches exactly 100 hundred years apart
02:15 James Anderson has the most not outs in international cricket
02:27 Why is it called a duck in cricket?
02:51 What are the different types of ducks in Cricket
04:08 When and where was the first ever international Cricket match?
04:21 Alex Stewart’s birthdate is the same as the number of runs he has scored in test cricket
04:37 Most consecutive overs in test cricket
04:52 Sir Viv Richards played world cups of both cricket and football
05:10 Ellyse Perry played football and Cricket for Australia
05:26 Why is a cricket wicket 22 yards?
06:35 Cricket used to be an Olympic sport
06:51 I A K Pataudi played cricket for both India and England
07:23 What is a google ball?
07:38 Chris Gayle hit a six of the first ball of a test match against Bangladesh
07:55 Don Bradman is out for the only time hit wicket, bowled by Lala Amarnath
08:10 Sir Donald Bradman only hit 6 sixes in his test career
08:23 South Africa need 111 runs to win at 11.11 am on the 11/11/11
08:41 Sunil Gavaskar is out first ball in three different test matches
09:11 Cricket joke

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Why does FIFA keep feeding us the same old tired format of Football World Cup? Every Football World Cup including Qatar 2022 is the pinnacle, the be all and end all of football. Supposedly the best countries battle it out every 4 years to become champions. Why oh why are so many of the opening group stages so boring? Why do teams overthink things and tinker with their selection? Why do some teams go out and try not to get beaten, this is the World Cup, why not have a go! Some games mean nothing because either a team is qualified for the knockout stages already or a conversely a team is already eliminated by their third group match. Some teams know what result they need from certain games and then play accordingly. They would take a bore draw than risk losing by playing attacking football.
Why if it is called a football world cup are there only a handful of teams in the final tournament and did you know most countries in the world will never experience a world cup finals?
My proposal for one big knockout World Cup tournament would guarantee every game was important. Win or go home. Its quite simple.
#worldcup #qatar2022 #fifa #eufa #arsenewenger #cafu #jermainejenas #worldcupdraw #brazil #england #france #italy #germany #argentina #nigeria #senegal #egypt #uruguay #football #soccer

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This film looks at some of the biggest cheats that have ever played sport. Maybe it was Maradona's hand of God, Lance Armstrong's 7 Tour de Frances, Rosie Ruiz taking the Boston Subway, the White Sox throwing the 1919 series, Bloodgate, Sandpapergate or even Piegate. This film explains all about the world of cheating in sport.

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This film gives an insight into how long a piece of sports equipment is either used or lasts? it looks at more than 20 of the major sports played such as football, tennis, golf, rugby, marathon, volleyball and badminton and explores how long the key pieces of equipment such as the shuttle, squash ball, tyre or football lasts in normal conditions. It finishes off by revealing what item in the whole of sport has the shortest life expectancy!

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This informative film explains about the medals and awards given to athletes in the ancient Olympics and early editions of the modern games. It then goes on to explain the choice of metals for medals. This is based on Greek mythology and three of the five ages of man. Also it reveals how similar the gold, silver and bronze metals are and their location in the periodic table. Finally, the rarity of the metal is the determining factor as to whether it was chosen for the winners medal or for the second and third places.
#bronze #beijing #paris2024 #tokyo2020 #medals #olympicmedals #podium #sportsmedals #winner #stlouis1904 #Athens1896 #london2012 #rio2016 #olympic #beijing2022

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This short film gives an interesting insight into the rivalry and feud between the Dassler brothers. Originally the brothers formed the successful company Geda and sponsored athletes such as Jesse Owens. Eventually the brothers hatred of each each would force them to split the company with each going on to form their own. Adi formed Adidas and Rudi formed Puma. The film chronicles their bitter rivalry until their deaths, when both were buried as far apart from each other in Herzogenaurach's cemetery.

#Nike #1936 #1936 Berlin Olympics #Berlin #Hitler #friendly football #Jesse Owens

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This film gives an explanation and the reasons why there are so many football teams named United, Wanderers, Rangers, Celtic, CSKA, Lokomotiv, Real and many more. #manchesterunited #manchestercity #united #city #real #realmadrid #cska #wanderers #rangers #celtic #wiganathletic #lokomotiv #moscow #kgb #albion #etihad #footballclubnames #footballclubs #astonvilla #grasshoppers #tottenhamhotspur #nottinghamforrest #derbycounty #barcelona #millonarios

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This film explains ways athletes are able to change or choose their nationalities. It explains the principles of just sanguine, jus soli and just nexi. It gives reasons why athletes might want to make the change and also gives many examples of athletes from various sports who have made the switch. The film continues to look at current developments happening in sport which now offer athletes an opportunity to represent a second country even having represented another before. The film finishes with some of Tav’s thoughts on the situation and also asks for the viewers thoughts. #dualnationality #refugee #jusnexi #jussanguine #jussoli #france #citizenship #JonathandeGuzman #UEFA #FIFA #MarcelDesailly #ChristianKarembeu #LillianThuram #ZinedineZidane #YouriDjorkaeff #algeria #KarimBenzema #BeckyHammon #VictorAhn #Azerbaijan #Qatar #LascellesBrown #Jamaica #LaszloKubala #AlfredoDiStéfano #ZolaBudd

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This film investigates the origins of the most popular sports, it identifies which countries were responsible for their development. It finishes with some thoughts on what sport might look like if Great Britain never existed and asks a couple of questions related to sports that shouldn’t be as popular as they are or indeed the opposite, sports that should be more popular than they are.

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This film explores the topic of transgender and DSD athletes in sport. It identifies not only the current regulations that relate to transitioning (male to female) athletes before they are permitted to compete but also to those DSD athletes in some sports. The film continues on to look at the effects of hormone regulation and also asks the question, does this make sport fair for cisgender females? The finale of the film offers 7 potential options or solutions to help resolve the issue.

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This film gives a little bit of history or information about most of the major sportswear or sport equipment manufacturers. You might be amazed at some of the interesting facts revealed.

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A #shorts film that explains the interesting history behind the measurement of the yard. The film includes interesting facts and a little about the etymology of words related to the yard.

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This #shorts film describes the counting systems behind time as we know it today. It explains the history to why are there 24 hours in a day, 60 minutes in an hour and 60 seconds in a minute?

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The #shorts film gives a brief history to the development of the different temperature scales. Fahrenheit, Celsius (centigrade) and the Kelvin scale. It also includes interesting facts and a little about the etymology of related words.

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A #shorts film explaining what the RPE scale is. It gives a brief history to it and also gives examples of how you feel at different levels of the rate of perceived exertion scale.

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A #shorts film that explains what exactly a MET is, how it is measured and examples of different MET activities.

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A #shorts film that explains in less than a minute what BMI is, how it measured and factors that affect you body mass index results.

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This #shorts film explains exactly what systolic and diastolic really are. It gives advice on what raises blood pressure and shows how it is displayed.

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Be amazed at the interesting facts related to the way we measure sport. In this third film, Tav explains what BMI is, how long is a yard, how temperature is measured, what a MET is, what is RPE and finally what exactly is Blood pressure? Each section is less than a minute long.

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