Here is a article that helped me a lot. For those of you who like the snake shot or are indifferent about it, you will just have to wade through the characterizations like “namby-pamby” shot. It is the price you pay for knowledge.

My question is: what are some of the zones you should try based on the banks you’re seeing?

As a goalie, should my first priority after blocking a shot be: 1) try to score or 2) just get the ball up the table out of my zone? Am I doing my job as a goalie?

I really suck at blocking snake shots. Can someone give me some advice that has worked for them? It seems that every time my opponent gets the ball, he scores. Seems to be nothing I can do but hope he misses. Thanks.

I’ve never seen anyone shoot a front pin shot well (or…as their main shot). What can I expect at Nationals? Will there be a lot of people with that shot? Maybe 1 out of 10 or 20? And out of those people I play who use it…is it really HARD to defend? What kind of defense is good to use?