How Much Do You Know About Air Hockey?
While air hockey tables seem to be popping everywhere from homes to arcades, I bet youll be surprised by what you dont know about the game. For example, did you know that once you score a goal, your opponent only has ten seconds to get the puck back into play on the air hockey table? If he or she delays, then a foul is charged (unless a timeout has been calledmore on that later). Another interesting rule in the game is that you have 7 seconds to take a shot with your mallet (also known as the paddle or pusher) once the puck has crossed the center line. If you fail to do so, FOUL! While were discussing seconds in a game of air hockey, players may each take one ten second timeout during each game. Failure to abide by this time restriction results in aFOUL! And, while were on the topic of timeouts, you may not call your timeout unless you are in possession of the puck. While not specifically mentioned, you could possibly penalize each other with a FOUL if you try to call timeout without t
How much do you know about air hockey? While air hockey tables seem to be popping everywhere from homes to arcades, I bet you’ll be surprised by what you don’t know about the game. For example, did you know that once you score a goal, your opponent only has ten seconds to get the puck back into play on the air hockey table? If he or she delays, then a foul is charged (unless a timeout has been called…more on that later). Another interesting rule in the game is that you have 7 seconds to take a shot with your mallet (also known as the paddle or pusher) once the puck has crossed the center line. If you fail to do so, FOUL! While we’re discussing seconds in a game of air hockey, players may each take one ten-second timeout during each game. Failure to abide by this time restriction results in a…FOUL! And, while we’re on the topic of timeouts, you may not call your timeout unless you are in possession of the puck.
While air hockey tables seem to be popping everywhere from homes to arcades, I bet you’ll be surprised by what you don’t know about the game. For example, did you know that once you score a goal, your opponent only has ten seconds to get the puck back into play on the air hockey table? If he or she delays, then a foul is charged (unless a timeout has been called…more on that later). Another interesting rule in the game is that you have 7 seconds to take a shot with your mallet (also known as the paddle or pusher) once the puck has crossed the center line. If you fail to do so, FOUL! While we’re discussing seconds in a game of air hockey, players may each take one ten-second timeout during each game. Failure to abide by this time restriction results in a…FOUL! And, while we’re on the topic of timeouts, you may not call your timeout unless you are in possession of the puck. While not specifically mentioned, you could possibly penalize each other with a FOUL if you try to call timeout
While air hockey tables seem to be popping everywhere from homes to arcades, I bet youll be surprised by what you dont know about the game. For example, did you know that once you score a goal, your opponent only has ten seconds to get the puck back into play on the air hockey table? If he or she delays, then a foul is charged (unless a timeout has been calledmore on that later). Another interesting rule in the game is that you have 7 seconds to take a shot with your mallet (also known as the paddle or pusher) once the puck has crossed the center line. If you fail to do so, FOUL! While were discussing seconds in a game of air hockey, players may each take one ten-second timeout during each game. Failure to abide by this time restriction results in aFOUL! And, while were on the topic of timeouts, you may not call your timeout unless you are in possession of the puck. While not specifically mentioned, you could possibly penalize each other with a FOUL if you try to call timeout without t
While air hockey tables seem to be popping everywhere from homes to arcades, I bet you’ll be surprised by what you don’t know about the game For example, did you know that once you score a goal, your opponent only has ten seconds to get the puck back into play on the air hockey table? If he or she delays, then a foul is charged (unless a timeout has been called, more on that later) Another interesting rule in the game is that you have 7 seconds to take a shot with your mallet (also known as the paddle or pusher) once the puck has crossed the center line If you fail to do so, FOUL! While we’re discussing seconds in a game of air hockey, players may each take one ten second timeout during each game Failure to abide by this time restriction results in a, FOUL! And, while we’re on the topic of timeouts, you may not call your timeout unless you are in possession of the puck While not specifically mentioned, you could possibly penalize each other with a FOUL if you try to call timeout withou
