a friend of mine in college had a private room and a foosball table in the middle of the dorm room. can't tell you how many hours we'd drink and have tournaments.
Re: spinning: no spinning, but that 360 is a controlled motion.
Also, I bought a table-sized foosball game for my boys (5 and 8) - trying to motivate them for a fullsized table. But, yeah - you buy straps - seek help.
i started playing foosball obsesively 2 years ago when my office got a table. we even entered an industry tourney in nyc(i work in graphic design and many designers out in ny come from europe website: wgdfc.org). in 2008 my team placed 11th. 2009 i my team was eliminated by a team of swedes. it takes ALOT of skill. ive been playing for 2 years and still cant do the "snake" properly. its not considered spinning since the rod never leaves your skin. near impossible to stop that shot.
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Good God the control on the passing is sick.
Does that 360 spin count as "spinning"? I thought you weren't allowed to spin in foosball?
I'm pretty I've seen this on The Ocho.
Well now a days there are all kinds of tournaments in all kinds of things involving skill, (yo-yo, rubiks cubes, speed stacking, etc...)
It's all good as long as people are doing something productive.
a friend of mine in college had a private room and a foosball table in the middle of the dorm room. can't tell you how many hours we'd drink and have tournaments.
Re: spinning: no spinning, but that 360 is a controlled motion.
Also, I bought a table-sized foosball game for my boys (5 and 8) - trying to motivate them for a fullsized table. But, yeah - you buy straps - seek help.
JL sez: "It's all good as long as people are doing something productive."
That statement in the context of a foosball player with tapes and wraps and straps has me too stunned to continue.
Now leave me alone as I cruise the Internet to check on the action in Serie B and the Greek Super League.
Problem? What problem?
i started playing foosball obsesively 2 years ago when my office got a table. we even entered an industry tourney in nyc(i work in graphic design and many designers out in ny come from europe website: wgdfc.org). in 2008 my team placed 11th. 2009 i my team was eliminated by a team of swedes.
it takes ALOT of skill. ive been playing for 2 years and still cant do the "snake" properly. its not considered spinning since the rod never leaves your skin. near impossible to stop that shot.
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