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Omaha with my Bortols » I named my paintball company Raza because to me it stands for our people, our community, our whole paintball world and everything in it. I have been blessed with so much in this world and because I have such great parents who have taught me how to use my blessings to share joy with everyone around me. My path leads me through the world of paintball and all its unique individuals on a quest to make a difference in peoples' lives. One of the main reasons that I can do the things that I am able to do is because of those that walked the path before me and taught me lessons they learned in order to make my journey easier. I talked before about all the pros who mentored me into a world champion player, but there are also so many that have shown me what it is like to be a good friend. I am on my way home from a long weekend in Omaha where I had the pleasure of enjoying the company of my good friends Greg Pauley, Carl, Karen, Julie, and Bryan Bortol, a...
Chicago » I am finally on my way home from Chicago. I didn't really want to leave and get back to work but I do have responsibilities to my paintball shops in San Diego. The tournament was a blast and after it was over I spent three days with my good friend and founder of Guerrilla Air, Dan Colby. I had a lot of fun this trip. Our team is very competitive as we all know and anything less than a first place finish is disappointing. We go into every event confident we have a chance to win. However, I feel most of the guys will agree with me that we gave this one away. We played solid team paintball all week and were very together as a squad. We all played hard and gave ourselves a chance to win every game. The most important game of the weekend was the Russian game and we lost a 6-4 lead. The Russians did play outstanding all week and deserved their hard fought win. They adapted as necessary and dropped the daggers everytime they had the opportunity. ...
NBA Playoffs » For those that have been reading my blogs, you already know that I am a big sports fan or more particularly a big NBA fan. The NBA playoffs are my favorite time of year because to me there is nothing better than playoff basketball. The competition, the excitement, and of course the big finish are things you can count on when it comes to NBA. I have always said there are so many things you can learn about paintball by watching other porfessional sports and for me I can draw the most comparisons to basketball. A lot of the concepts that I like to talk about are fundamental to all sports and the more they are recognized, understood, and applied, the more you can elevate your game to the next levels of competition.Lets get started with the second round match-ups. In the Denver and Dallas series you have a Denver team who probably has more players with a hunger to win than anyone in the playoffs right now. Their star Carmelo Anthony has lived his etir...
Once again… » This is what I am talking about. Before game 4 in Houston we see an interview with Luis Scola about losing Yao Ming for the playoffs. Scola is a twelve year pro on teams in Argentina, Spain, and the U.S., with a gold medal from the 04 Olympics with Argentina. Scola said “I am not afraid to play without Yao. I am not even afraid to lose you know. I am just afraid of not playing hard enough, not competing, not fighting, and not leaving everything on the court. If you go out there and we play hard, and we fight all game long, good things will happen. And if we lose, we can take it because we left everything on the court.” This is the attitude that every competitor should have. Scola is known for being a fighter and it shows every single time he steps on the court. The reason why the Rockets are where they are right now is because they have guys like Scola, Battier, Artest, these guys are brawlers. You never get the sense from these ...
Getsome » Hollar at your boy.
Custom Whips and Funky Ish » My Broham, my Weebleization, the Hotrod, the D.C. Boss, my big Sahaa Ramon Holmes would always make sure I had the fly gear. I got the nickname "Cash Money" years ago when JR, O, the Strange boys, and I started bumpin' Cash Money records when they first became popular. I remember when we were at the Mardi Gras event in 01 and Mikey Nicholson saw the electric blue Excursion with the "Hot Boys" emblem on the side like it was right out of the music video. Ramon would always bring me sick hoodies, t-shirts, headwraps, anything he knew I would appreciate for some east coast flavor. Cash money socks, shorts, even my shower curtain has hundos all over it. Style and expression are things that come naturally to us as we experience the world and find what appeals to us. I listen to this, wear that, move like this, talk like that. Just like my game on the field is a piecework product of the greats whose style I emulated and my ongoing e...
USPL Huntington Beach 09 » So I had a million things that I wanted to say after the event and now here three days later all I can think about is that we took second place.  The thing is that I am upset we took second place but in hindsight this is one of the best second place finishes ever. On Saturday night at the end of our meeting Alex looked around and recognized that we were the “oldest” team at the event. Every team out there, although some names have been around for a few years and some of those teams still had one or two veteran players, we still have our group of friends that have been together for years. As a matter of fact this year is almost like a ten year anniversary if you consider the Ironkids got together in 1999.  A few twists and turns along the way but for the most part we have always been together. I will always cherish the victories, friendships, and lessons I learned with the Ironmen, Avalanche...
Dedication » Achieving your ultimate goals takes a few key elements, one of them is dedication. When I first came into the game I was lucky to have great mentors like matt marshall and davey williamson. These guys took me under their wing and said “this is what you have to do to get better.” It started off in mattys backyard with whatever paint we could get together, a tree, and a shovel. Matt would make me sit behind the tree and shoot one shot at a time at the shovel head about thirty feet away. We would shoot slow and methodically to gain a feel for our guns rather than come out blasting off tons of rounds. Of course it was easier to do so, as there were no electronic guns but that wasn’t the point. See it. Feel it. Make it automatic. On top of the drills we would do, we were also playing both days every weekend. We played whenever wherever like mfkn Shakira. We always looked for cool new fields and competition. The value of dedication th...
Uni-Race » Anyone see that new McDonalds snack wrap commercial? I couldn’t tell exactly what the guy was in that commercial. It’s like he was just black enough, just brown enough, and just white enough to appeal to everybody. He was arabblackindianasianwhitexican. I guess that is what we are all going to look like eventually. Thank you McDonalds for introducing us to the uni-race. Only then will we all be able to get along with each other…err..ourselves.
Brett Favre » Brettfavrebrettfavrebrettfavrebrettfavre. That is what my girlfriend says everytime espn brings up Brett Favre. It was such a big deal last year when he wanted to play again and now it is happening again, kinda. He says he won’t play but we all bet if someone called and said we need you he would be right in there. Some said he couldn’t do it last year then he came out playing well and it became a “we will see” story. When the Jets didn’t make the playoffs, some of his teammates came out and blamed it on him. Hindsight is 20-20. Well, let me get my perfect vision on for a second. This guy lived and died in the tundra of Green bay and did what he did. Your teammates lose faith in you and it wears on you. It is much harder to work with someone who is looking for you to fail than with someone who is hoping you succeed. How did Green Bay do last year? Any better without Favre? I honestly believe that Green Bay s...

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