I am a total amateur, but I play quite often with coworkers. After rising quickly through the ranks, everyone learned how to defend my basic push/pull shots and I started losing again. These videos are terrific; I can't wait to develop the different techniques you've shown me. A few ideas for you: - practice tips, drills, etc. - with all the great explanation, how can I go from zero to ace in each area you've demonstrated? I have a few drills I made up, but I'd like to see if you have any drills or general practice tips. - different types of tables, explained - I've only ever played on a Tornado. I'd love to hear what other tables are like, why you might like them, and maybe even some background/history. - advanced defending - In particular, how you defend banks, chips, or anything else that isn't fired straight. - setup a bowl of balls so you don't need to hand them over or dig them out ;) - do you have any fun, "named" shots? We have a bunch at my office, just search for "Rally Software foosball" and there's a blog post with ours. :) Keep up the good work!!!

When you missed your Jet shot, and all you hear is "FFFFFF" and it goes to please standby... I almost spit out my tea. That was classic!

Thanks guys for making this video so fast :) Great video and i will try to use this in my games :)

keep them going

I find it hard to tick tack on the regular Bonzini , haven't tried the tournament ones though with shaved feet.

Hi! a question, the ITSF Bonzini ball has smooth or rough surface? Thanks!

Cool

dude do one for garlando PLS

u did not put the link

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