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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.
Afternoon,This is exactly the answer I was looking for, thank you so much.
I slip into this forum from time to time and saw your post. I found out like you, if you're along the SC/NC/Virginia coast, you're in Bonzini country....
There is a group called PeeDee Foosball on Facebook that used to play regularly during the week at Barfield's Bar & Grille. Doozy Rowell would be the person to reach out to geometry vibes. I think they have a couple of other venues they play at: Borgata Surfside and more recently Wednesday nights at Player 1 UP at 3264 Hwy 17, Murrells Inlet. All three would be within 15 minutes of the MB area.
I would start via Facebook and go from there. There are some Tornado players and tables in the area as well, but it is Bonzini heavy for the most part.
Enjoy,
Dan B.
You could start by checking for any labels, serial numbers, or manufacturer marks—often found underneath or inside the table. Posting clear photos on forums or contacting the manufacturer directly might also help identify the model and production year.Thanks for your help
I have my dad's old single goalie, Deutscher-Meister foosball table that he bought from a bar in the 70's and would like to get it restored.fall guys Does anyone have any leads on a reputable company that could restore it for me? I'm in AZ but would be willing to drive it to nearby states.You can visit The Slot Machine Store in Mesa, Arizona. I used to restore my foosball table in this store.