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Hello, from a Tornado player contemplating retirement,There are a few bars and lounges in Myrtle Beach that have Tornado tables, such as Tin Roof or Dave & Buster's.
If I end up in Myrtle Beach, what some locations where there’s a table? Is there a list block blast. Anything +/- two hours seems reasonable.
Thank you,
Paul
I just purchased an older Garlando G5000 table in decent condition. I haven't played much foosball since the seventies and had been looking for an affordable Rene Pierre for quite a while without success space waves. How do the tables compare? The surface on the Garlando seems more slick than I remember on the RP. Does the Garlando use a smaller ball?Garlando tables are known for their fast-paced attacking play, while Rene Pierre tables are known for their precise trapping and passing.
GreatHello Maria,Thanks you so much
My recommendations:
First, learn ball control by passing the ball around, with the opponent rods up, from left hand to right hand, using all the rods. This is a good everyday warmup. Eventually, they passing with the left hand and catching with the right.
Second, put the opponent rods down and learn set shots and passes from the left hand to the right. There are probably thousands of options but I suggest really focusing on an only a few to get started - though I’m not feeling adamant about the last part.
The goal should be to control and advance the ball a consistent and confident manner; know what you want to do and how to do it.
Third, is to watch video (YouTube solitaired ) - not only the pro players but beginners. See what they do - and how the opponent reacts because you also need to have a defense.
Lastly, find somewhere to play then go play.
Hello everybody I'm starting this post in the forum because I can't find a standard post that is strictly for "Foosball Tables For Sale". Tomorrow is also, *I'm not going to say a good friend's, but I'll say an awesome acquaintance's*, birthday. This man is a foosball fanatic more than anybody I've ever met. If he were to see anyone, man, woman or child, spin a bar on a foosball table, then he would knock them out in public, at Chuck e cheese, a bar or at your mom's house, it doesn't matter. Long story short I'm trying to find him a good Tornado foosball table. He says tornado is the best followed by Warrior. My budget is tight and I live in the Northwest Arkansas area so if anybody could point me in the right direction or help me out I greatly appreciate it. On the real, this he's an ass hole, he is one of my best and closest friends so I really wanna surprise him with this one.
Hello Maria,Thanks you so much
My recommendations:
First, learn ball control by passing the ball around, with the opponent rods up, from left hand to right hand, using all the rods. This is a good everyday warmup. Eventually, they passing with the left hand and catching with the right.
Second, put the opponent rods down and learn set shots and passes from the left hand to the right. There are probably thousands of options but I suggest really focusing on an only a few to get started - though I’m not feeling adamant about the last part.
The goal should be to control and advance the ball a consistent and confident manner; know what you want to do and how to do it.
Third, is to watch video (YouTube) - not only the pro players but beginners. See what they do - and how the opponent reacts because you also need to have a defense.
Lastly, find somewhere to play then go play.
