How to Brush Pass for Beginners - Foosball Basics

[@dark6.6E-34]

very nice. I recently moved to a new place that has a table in the basement. And it sparked my interest in the game. 👍

[@ByronBryant-xp9cz]

Thanks for taking the time to make this transfer of knowledge video, this is a concise break down of an early important passing option for all players.

[@FooserX]

cheers Byron! Thank you.

[@Stevercakes]

Thanks for putting this one out, I just started practicing the brush pass and this is a very timely video for me.

[@MikeSmith-qj1rt]

Awesome thanks ❤

[@FooserX]

You're welcome! 😊

[@yasenpen]

I am happy to find this new channel about foosball. Having seen all the famous channel, and still can find something new here.

[@Kenika47]

Very interesting. You explain it well. Thanks.

[@drummermike72]

Great!

[@chianeechang2378]

I have difficulty passing when the opponent camps on the wall and races my brush up. And when I do my hover or throw hitches it seems to give away the timing of my execution. Any tips to improve the speed of my brush up ? Thanks

[@FooserX]

That is a great question, and something all brush passers have to deal with at some point. Kudos to you for trying to take things next level. Well to practice speed of the brush up, is just reps. I think the real issue is that you are being predictable in your timing though. Something about your series is giving away your decision, which is why it is being raced. For example, if you took the opening off the toss faster, when they are baiting you...or you have paid enough attention to the fact that he is racing, then you pass at his men...or you do a smooth 2-2 pass on the set up to keep him guessing...or the hesitation wall might pull him off. These are things you have to play and tinker with. They are not easy answers. This is why we talk about Tony developing his badass 5 bar over a very long time. It wasn't always like this. You have to explore this like a homework project, and start fine tuning your series in every way.