Damkronorna won against Finland with 1-0 (0-0, 0-0, 1-0) on Sunday 25 of October in 4-nations tournamnet at Stora Mossen, Stockholm, during 23-25 October 2009.
Final standing: 1. Sverige 2. Finland 3. Ryssland 4. Tyskland
Finland goalie challenged by Swedish slapshot
For the second year running Mälarcupen was broadcasted live on Qrodo. Mats Cederblad took care of the technology and captured really good live footage from the competition. Very good work.
It is always fun to see what GötaTraneberg can accomplish with Qrodo for live sportscasting. This time they had a narrator and graphic overlay for team roasters and more. GötaTraneberg won The game 10-1
FC Krukan lo Scudetto in division 4 of the Mellansvenska Soccer league broadcasted their game vs Marieberg at Zinkendamm live last Friday. Even though FC Krukan play in division 4 the have a big supporter group, some party along in the spectator stands, others appreciate the game live on Internet.
Snapshot from LiveCast
The Qrodo 4.0 release is named after Boris Michailov a former Soviet ice hockey right winger. He started playing for Energy Saratov in 1962, but is obviosly most known from the CCCP national team and CSKA Moscow
Michailov played right wing on the top Soviet line of the 1970’s, along with left winger Valeri Charlamov and center Vladimir Petrov. In the Soviet national team, he played 14 seasons, most of them as captain. He scored over 200 goals with the national team. He led his team to the Olympic gold medal in 1972 and 1976, eight World Championships.
On September 17, 1974, Canadian Prime-Minister Pierre Trudeau dropped the puck for the ceremonial face off between Pat Stapleton, Team Canada, and Boris Mikhailov, Team USSR, marking the beginning of the ‘74 Summit Series.
Qrodo opens the Weightlifting channel for lifters around the globe. Live cast your local events for the rest of the community at Qrodo Weightlifting channel. Please send us feedback on what information you want displayed and we welcome you to provide graphics for it.
In Olympic-style weightlifting participants attempt a maximum weight single lift of a barbell loaded with weight plates. There are competition in two lifts: the clean and jerk and the snatch.
Vasili Alexeyev of the USSR in 1975. He snatched 190 kg and did 256 in Clean and Jerk.
Competitors compete in one of eight (seven for women) divisions determined by their body mass. These classes are: men’s: 56 kg (123 lb), 62 kg (137 lb), 69 kg (152 lb), 77 kg (170 lb), 85 kg (187 lb), 94 kg (207 lb), 105 kg (231 lb), and over 105 kg; and women’s: 48 kg (106 lb), 53 kg (117 lb), 58 kg (128 lb), 63 kg (139 lb), 69 kg (152 lb), 75 kg (165 lb), and over 75 kg.[1] In each weight division, competitors compete in both the snatch and clean and jerk, and prizes are usually given for the heaviest weights lifted in the snatch, clean and jerk, and the two combined.
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This is what a tachometer looks like. Read an interesting article at Stock Car Science that talks about the science behind. The divisions on the gauge are 100 rpm. If the driver can read the gauge to 100 rpm, for a typical gear ratio (i.e. let’s say a 1.45:1 second gear and a 4.22 rear end gear), each 100 rpm step on the tach corresponds (for 82.1 inch circumference tires) to 1.37 mph. If you assume that the driver can read the tach to 50 rpm, that’s 0.64 mph. So for a driver, there’s really no point in having a speedometer and a tachometer. Now that Qrodo is going to be used to broadcast motor sports you will see more information about motor sports.
Shirling is a great sport, we are looking for someone who could do the first shirling live cast using Qrodo. You up for it?
Here is an introduction to shirling:
During the second day of the outdoor championship in swimming 2009 we saw four Swedish records live from Lindköping. Sarah Sjöström, Simon Sjödin, Emma Svensson and Neptun men where all pushing the limits. Sarah Sjöström, our amazing 15 year old, is showing great spirit a few weeks before the world championships. Watch the performances in the Qrodo swimming channel.
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