Introduction to Shuffleboard 

Thank you so much. Glad the video was helpful.

You're quite welcome. Thanks for watching.

Welcome to the club. Glad this video was helpful. Happy shuffling.

Thanks so much for watching....Enjoy.

You're welcome...Glad it was helpful.

You're welcome....Enjoy!!!

Awesome!!! Thanks for watching.

You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it

Glad you enjoyed it.

You're very welcome...Enjoy the game.

Good tip!

Great....Thanks for watching.

It's a great game....Thanks for watching.

Awesome..Thanks for watching...It's a great game.

Thanks for the comment Duane.

Glad it helped...Thanks for watching.

Glad it helped!

You're welcome...Have fun.

@@DarrylKenyon but I found out a shuffleboard kit is more than 100$can and there’s no way to try it before… so it will have to wait 😅

@@unemilifleur Are their any shuffleboard clubs near you? They would have equipment and it wouldn't cost you to use.

@@DarrylKenyon yeah, but they’re for the elderly only 😂😅 I’ll get my hands on a kit!

Shuffleboard courts are made of concrete lined with a sort of plastic laminate or reinforced vinyl. The disks are made of strong fiberglass material.

It's fun....Thanks for watchibng.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching.

Why are the dimples colored ??

@@therrienmichael08 I was told by Josh at the Allen R Shuffleboard Co. the following: "Tournament players and clubs will number discs (color the dimples) so they are able to identify them. If you sense that one of the discs is a little slower or faster you can choose to use that disc for clearing a disc off the board or placing a block while avoiding using it for scoring since the speed difference could cause you to shoot long or short. Because tournament players usually shoot the discs in order (one colored dimple to 4 colored dimples) from 1 to 4 sometimes disc 1 can end up a little slower due to being the first disc on the board meaning it gets knocked off the board and drug through the alley between the courts more often than disc 4. The other thing clubs will do is mark the discs using different colors to prevent the discs from getting mixed up with the discs from nearby courts"

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30-45 minutes.

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It's really not a two person game unless you have someone to return the disks to you at the other end.

Starting point 😀

I'm sorry but I don't have a clue.

Just the opposite of right handed players. Thanks for watching.

I assume you're talking about the game score total. Usually 75 but it could be any number or there could be a set number of frames with 12 and 16 being the most popular.

Yes

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You're quite welcome. Thanks for watching.

It's pretty easy....You'll get the feel of it after a few shots.

Not sure I understand the question.

@@DarrylKenyon I see that only one hand is used on the pole to push the disk. Is two Hands not allowed ?

@@iron1215 It's allowed but you would lose all control trying to do it.

U R Correct.

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Good idea.

Good question. The Hammer is the very last and most powerful shot taken.

Yeah...lol

It is fun, but to get better at it you have to take it seriously. We play in alot of tournaments. Thats where the fun comes in.

Back on your cruise ship, you novice! Seriously, I found this tutorial very helpful, as there are so many different rule descriptions in the Internet about shuffleboard, but this guy is just trustworthy BECAUSE he sounds seriously. Writing this from a cruise ship 🫡

@@ellokaherror9714 you obviously take it too seriously as well

Sorry.

Guess you didn't watch much of the video

Seriously it’s an introduction as labeled.