Pull Kick Foosball Tutorial (Road to Pro)

[@vanillacokedeala]

This video just completely changed my whole entire approach to foosball. Not only in my understanding of how to break zones, but also the technique behind generating power. Thanks man! keep em coming.

[@DonCato96]

you are amazing, keep it up bro! ^^

[@sbpv-tv]

Great video! Very well explained!

[@ywoak3288]

i wanna learn pull kick on the 3 bar, i want to make it my main shot with other shot of the serie but there is so little on the internet about the pull kick than the pull shot that it make its hard for me to learn to do it fast, if u can do it open hand i'd love a video tutorial ,like really i'm interested in that

[@ChasePennell]

Honestly, anything open hand is going to be a very low percentage shot. I would suggest learning either a Pull Shot or a Snake. A pull kick in general as a shot up front is not worth learning due to the issues that come from shooting it.

[@ywoak3288]

i'm not yet competitive player i'll be next year or in two, up until this point fuck snake there boring even if insanely strong, and i dont really wanna make pull shot my main yet as i said, so even if u feel that its not worth really i'm begging for a video about it if u can shot it fast xD

[@ChasePennell]

I could make one i guess, but it would be closed handed.... Open handed has too much of a tell and really isnt a good option at all.

[@runestaudacher194]

I get it! After seeing Tony shoot it I wanted to learn it straight away and still use it in my local bar as a fun shot, that can as well be quite effective if you play all the options. I think you really want to make sure, that when you bring the ball over it stays right under the rod. Also a bit of a cutback is a good idea to enable you to get it right into the corner. Look how Tony doesn't tic-tac it normally but actually lets it bump back, so you can get a better read (its kind of the same thing that ryan moore does on his 5 bar when he is not tic-tacing) Hope this helped :')

[@ywoak3288]

then do it close hand if u feel like it but it would be really helpfull to me and maybe some other who search for information about kick, and i still wonder during pull kick, why do sometimes pro like spredeman pull the shot and sometimes hit it to the middle guy, like only the "tic" of the tic tac, it seem to me than hitting is faster so why dont we just do it everytime ? and to have lateral speed man, on a pull shot i'm ok but whenever i'm trying this i cant be as fast as i'd love to and as i saw some people do

[@HJ-br1bs]

Good video as always Chase! Any chance on a zone tutorial to go with this? I wondered if zones have names and are they rotated throughout matches? What are some common zones and their weaknesses... How are zone patterns applied in singles or doubles?

[@ChasePennell]

Zones are hard. I know of a couple, but the one i use i designed for my skill set. It does not really work for other people. This is a difficult subject to talk about truth be told. I really want to make a video about it. But I want to get another person involved that can explain another zone that isnt mine.

[@HJ-br1bs]

Yup... this is why I ask... I find zones to be the great unknown in the instructional video world. Zones and zone exploits seem particularly important when playing singles... Thanks again!

[@20alphabet]

Lateral speed is my forte with this shot. From a standing stop the ball disappears into the goal.