He even *holds his own beer* while he does it.. that's next level.. 😁👍 This was insanely helpful, I'm just a backyard player, but we are competitive as all hell, after a year of playing, and $500 worth of high end bags, both of us hover right around a 9 point average, (no idea if thats good or not) we have very tight games usually.. so I'd happily watch 100 hours of this content to gain any edge.. thanks man! 👍👌✌
Loving the strategical analysis! I have to respectfully disagree, however, at 7:00 when you advise beginner players to throw a block. A block is actually one of the toughest shots in the game to get right, and when you get them wrong things can go really, really wrong. I would advise any beginner (and most pros) to simply throw a normal bag. Either all will go in or you will push the 2 and leave yours in front which is advantageous. If I was feeling sneaky I might block that, but probably not against Matt Guy who would surely make the airmail and leave me with a push shot that might be a little difficult. So I personally would throw a normal bag in this situation.
When you say "normal bag", what exactly does that mean to you? Does it mean to just put one on the board and not touch the other bags?...or maybe just throw it and see what happens, but make sure to keep your bag on the board? Do you throw the same bags as Matt Guy? Are there any changes you would like to see with your Reynolds bags (stickier, slicker, etc)? Any more info would be great!
@@WheatWaver a normal throw basically means you throw like the board has no bags on it.. you're just trying to execute your most familiar throw and send it in the hole.. agree 100% on the block shots.. to me a perfect block shot is as hard or harder than an airmail! Because you're trying to land in a random spot on the board every time, at least airmails have consistency! Blockers are my toughest shots to execute exactly as I want them.. and even a slight miss can have dire consequences.. this is good stuff, the video and the comments, thank you!
Adam Hissner = Woody Harrelson. Woody should portray Adam Hissner in a to-be-announced sequel to Kingpin. After losing to Roy Munson on bowlings biggest stage, Woody's character seeks a new path to ESPN stardom by becoming the greatest cornhole player alive. I'll see myself out. If you need me to sign any paperwork around the movie...I'll be playing in Competitive Doubles at the AZ National.
I wish there was more of this series. Great learning tool
Great jobTrey I look forward to more videos your commentary has helped my game a lot!
This is awesome. Can’t wait to see more of these broke down!!
Great stuff! I look forward to more insights and strategy breakdowns
He even *holds his own beer* while he does it.. that's next level.. 😁👍
This was insanely helpful, I'm just a backyard player, but we are competitive as all hell, after a year of playing, and $500 worth of high end bags, both of us hover right around a 9 point average, (no idea if thats good or not) we have very tight games usually.. so I'd happily watch 100 hours of this content to gain any edge.. thanks man! 👍👌✌
Very nice walk through.
Great video Trey..!!
When is the next one? This was great
Loving the strategical analysis! I have to respectfully disagree, however, at 7:00 when you advise beginner players to throw a block. A block is actually one of the toughest shots in the game to get right, and when you get them wrong things can go really, really wrong. I would advise any beginner (and most pros) to simply throw a normal bag. Either all will go in or you will push the 2 and leave yours in front which is advantageous. If I was feeling sneaky I might block that, but probably not against Matt Guy who would surely make the airmail and leave me with a push shot that might be a little difficult. So I personally would throw a normal bag in this situation.
When you say "normal bag", what exactly does that mean to you? Does it mean to just put one on the board and not touch the other bags?...or maybe just throw it and see what happens, but make sure to keep your bag on the board? Do you throw the same bags as Matt Guy? Are there any changes you would like to see with your Reynolds bags (stickier, slicker, etc)? Any more info would be great!
I thought the same thing about a blocker bag. Not an easy feat for a beginner. You need to practice your blocker bags just like any other shot.
@@WheatWaver a normal throw basically means you throw like the board has no bags on it.. you're just trying to execute your most familiar throw and send it in the hole.. agree 100% on the block shots.. to me a perfect block shot is as hard or harder than an airmail! Because you're trying to land in a random spot on the board every time, at least airmails have consistency! Blockers are my toughest shots to execute exactly as I want them.. and even a slight miss can have dire consequences.. this is good stuff, the video and the comments, thank you!
Why is it you never break down the grips and their stances
Adam Hissner = Woody Harrelson. Woody should portray Adam Hissner in a to-be-announced sequel to Kingpin. After losing to Roy Munson on bowlings biggest stage, Woody's character seeks a new path to ESPN stardom by becoming the greatest cornhole player alive. I'll see myself out. If you need me to sign any paperwork around the movie...I'll be playing in Competitive Doubles at the AZ National.
Intro music is a bit obnoxious
For you to keep making videos?, for you do kinda wish anything is depressing
You need to stop, before you actually get your feelings hurt
Sorry man, don't think you could throw make that shit period....