Video Interviews
Bea interviewed by Wolf
A Conversation
A conversation with pro paintball players from Pro Team Dynasty Marcello Margott and Tyler Harmon
Interview from the 2020 Paintball Extravaganza
Catching up with DangerMan and talking about Destiny Paintball‘s evolution.
Interview with Mike Paxson
Thanks to Josh LeJeune, he asked to do an interview about Pax and it was a great tribute to all that Mike has done for the world of paintball. Mike is still very much involved in paintball not only as a mentor, but as a pro in the Mech scene. Forever thankful to him for what he’s done for me and for what he’s done for our extended family - Destiny. Video published in June 2013.
Interview with Team Destiny 2013
an interview with DangerMan about all-female Team Destiny in 2013.
Bea Youngs Paxson
About Bea
One of the most successful and worldwide known female paintballer, Bea is known as one of paintball's best ambassadors. Bea brought something different to the paintball industry not only by being a female paintball player, but a vocal and knowledgeable promoter for the sport. In 2000, there weren't many female players playing national tournaments, thus manufacturers began to search for females to help endorse their products. For Bea, it was more than just putting on a "happy face" and smiling for the camera. With her entertainment background as a vocalist and dj, she used her training as a performer to help promote the products of her sponsors. She would dj at major events and would eventually do television and radio interviews in order to present paintball to the masses.
Bea started training on an all-girl tournament paintball team (Femmes Fatale) in August 2000. Tami Adamson of Extreme Rage Alternative Sports asked her to join the Femmes Fatale at the inception of the team's development and thanks to that introduction, Bea has been part of the paintball community ever since.
June 2001, she moved to Southern California and started working for the leader in the paintball industry at the time (JT USA) as their Promotions Coordinator where she helped managed a half-million dollar sponsorship budget. She has worked hard to advance the sport because of her educational background, hands-on experience, and because of her industry relationships as an individually sponsored female player.
In the first two years of Bea's paintball career, she quickly created a positive image for herself by doing what she does best - promote paintball. In 2001, at paintball's most popularly attended event called, "World Cup", she gave new meaning to the title "Promotions Coordinator" when she announced games taking place at the JT USA Compound, played music in between games, and commentated about those teams that were sponsored by JT before X-Ball or the New Super 7 Series began their feat to bring commentation to the forefront.
Learn more at http://beapaxson.blogspot.com
in 2012, Destiny Paintball is back. Read all about the comeback at http://socialpaintball.com/2012/05/21/the-girls-of-destiny-are-back/