Multiball as a substitute

Training

Corey Cook Asked 9 years ago

Hello Alois and Jeff

I have a table in my basement, and I enjoy playing with my parents, but they can't hit consistent shots and are not interested in just training to better themselves. I think they would be open to feeding me multi-ball. Would this be a decent substitute for regular training? What are the downsides of training with primarily multiball? Also any tips about effective training with multiball?

Thanks

Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago

Hi Corey,

Multiball is a great substitute to not having a strong enough training partner.

Take a look at our Multiball series. There are a couple of free tutorials there that will explain a lot about how to do multiballl and also how to make it effective.

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