How to Get "Magnets" on your Foosball Players

[@Ninja_Shepherd]

Thanks for the uploads brother! Happy foos’n

[@byronathon]

Thanks, much ... from "byron-a-thon"!!! Sincerely, very much appreciated!!!

[@nextlevelfoosball3836]

😀. I'll add further to the answer next time I have one of my friends who is a high expert player over so we can add double the insight. :). Happy foosin!

[@byronathon]

Nice ... your tutorials have been extremely helpful. I wasn't able to pull off a pull shot (at all) without your honest approach. Cheers.

[@tymesho]

I used to play one goalie growing up, I see three goalie's on the videos now, supposedly for the less experienced, but I also see good players using 3 goalies? what are the advantages? thank you

[@davidthomas6509]

Michigan Mister it is to keep the ball in play and the game to move faster.

[@tymesho]

@@davidthomas6509 ty

[@beatarcheologzt]

@@davidthomas6509 it's also because there is no bank or slope in the corner so having the extra men allows for you to dial in your setup for shooting

[@AzNightmare]

*Nothing to do with experienced or not, just a different style... It's really only Tornado brand tables that use the "3 goalie" system. But Tornado is basically the primary tournament table used in North America, so a lot of other tables sold in NA also copy the 3 goalie system. Anywhere outside of NA, it'll still be the 1 goalie system with corner ramps. The extra goalies are only for retrieving the ball in the corners since there isn't any ramps. The goalies on the side aren't able to move to cover the net.*

[@tymesho]

@@AzNightmare , ty!

[@mrlrgmouth3692]

Wats up man ? So I'm guessing they have the lifts closed.san Diego shut down .thank God I have a tornado .looks like I'll get back to practicing the basics