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Lights, camera... action!
Streetplay videos now on YouTube!
The Internet finally caught up to our web Cineplex concept: be sure you visit our YouTube Channel where you'll see not only our videos, but also the best we've found on YouTube that celebrate the street playing culture. |
Welcome to the Cineplex, where we show you the games in motion. If you're
stuck in modem-land and your download speed is slower than a sumo wrestler
doing a 100-yard dash, just go outside, play some stickball, and it'll be done
by the time you get back.
You'll need QuickTime to play these movies;
it's
available for Windows and Macintosh for free from Apple Computer.
(Link opens in new window.)
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On 8/6/2000, the United States Handball Association (USHA) held the men's and
women's finals of their annual one-wall handball championship. After you
watch
video coverage of the event, you can read all the details in our
complete coverage of the finals.
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Wendy is Streetplay's Hula Hoop queen, as you can see by
this
video segment. She's joined us at several Streetplay events, teaching people
young and old how to hoop. How did she get so good at it? Read her member spotlight to find out!
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Boxball is one of the simplest street games, requiring very little
space but a great deal of skill. After you get a taste for it in watching
this
video, read the more detailed description in our
description of boxball in The Games.
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Box baseball is a hybrid of boxball where a baseball game is simulated
by pitching and fielding a rubber ball on 3 squares of a sidewalk. The rules
are a little tricky, so after you've watched
this video intro, study the details in our
box baseball page in The Games.
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The Double Dutch Divas are perhaps the only professional
entertainment-oriented jumprope group. They've appeared on several TV spots
and are regularly asked to perform at local events. You can see why they're in demand by
watching
this clip. See even more video
clips by going to our coverage of one of their performances.
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