I have foos trainer and a dig board. Honestly I thought these rod locks were for goalie wars. I've never seen this explained. Great job. I absolutely have to get a set of these
This is great tool, I have 2 of them, I often use them both at the goalie rod, just to add the extra force so a shot into the goalie won't event move the guy. The other tool I have is foosstick, it's helping my game in different ways. Would love to see a video from Chase to talk about foosstick.
Ask and you shall receive. I subscribed and have been enjoying and learning from your videos so please so keep them coming. I have loved this game for many years, I am originally from Las Vegas and there were many players there but now I live in Hawaii on Oahu and all I can do is practice due to the fact that I have not even been able to find anyplace here that even has a foosball table but I will continue to watch all of your videos and practice everything in the hopes that I will find a foosball community here. My family that is here in Hawaii will get so tired of me asking them to play with me and also it doesn't do much good playing against opponents that don't really even want to be playing. Thank you for the videos!
Thanks Chase! Hope to see more road to pro videos. Question: how often do Pro Masters practice? Are you able to provide any type of training/practice routines that will 10x your game? Thanks!
It depends on the Master, but i would say the top guys practice a TON before a Major event. If you look over my Road To Pro Series you will get all the tips you need.
@@ChasePennell thanks Chase. What is your definition of a ton of practice? Is that two hours a day? I suppose everyone is different but I'm trying to wrap my head around normal practice duration vs getting ready for a tournament. Thanks man! Love your foosball videos
I have a problem to catch pass on three bar in the space. How to practise alone, any idea? Or to catch ball when she move around the table (nobody ball) how to practise something like that
Hey chase do you have any way to practice when you don't have a foosball table? My school is going to the ny state Jr championships and I don't have a table but really want to practice
Not having a table to play on is very difficult. Your only option is to watch matches online. But even then, you really need to find a table to practice on.
Not the Italian ones. But I have played- Bonzini, Garlando, TS, Fireball, Warrior, Jupiter, and Dynamo. Plus some other crap tables and custom ones like the Corona Light Table.
@@ChasePennell ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a6lzFaRIsjU.html Trainer like that, do u use it? Will it help to progress on foosball, and can u give a link to trainer that u show in video, Amazon will be awesome
