CONTROL is KEY | Advanced Board Control Crokinole Techniques | Crokinole Tips with @TraceyBoards

Controlling the Crokinole board is key to winning and Jeremy Tracey is back with advanced board control techniques to help take your crokinole skills to the next level. These are advanced crokinole techniques, and you can find more tips and tricks ranging from beginner to advanced in the rest of our "Get Better at Crokinole" series. Full Crokinole Tutorial: https://youtu.be/W9YI6ULL6w0 Crokinole Basics: https://youtu.be/cC17h-s9dbQ Strategic Waxing: https://youtu.be/w2vyPpqXYo4 Hammer Awareness: https://youtu.be/8uoX0zSgdEI Legally Hiding: https://youtu.be/KlNrFkUqcJw Advanced Board Control: https://youtu.be/yv-ja236S2M Check out TraceyBoards.com to get your own Tracey boards Crokinole Board #Crokinole #TraceyBoards #CrokinoleSkills #DexterityGames #boardgames #playthegame #PlaytheGameHQ #PlaytheGameChannel #Tabletop #TaletopGames #FamilyGames #Kidsplaining #bestboardgames #bestfamilygames #hottestboardgames Play the Game HQ a youtube channel dedicated to sharing our love of boardgames. Our flagship series, Play the Game, is a high quality multi-camera board game play through series featuring a bunch of friends gathered around the table playing board games. Play the Game takes its inspiration from other shows like Tabletop. Our Mission with Play the Game is to highlight the joy that comes when you gather around the table with friends and play a board game. Play the Game features a dedicated board game playthrough studio with 7 cameras, a custom board game table, an awesome custom made back-lit logo on the wall, and tons of easter eggs sprinked through the studio space. Play the Game is also the home of the Kidsplaining tutorial series, where Jarred (12) and Peyton (9) teach some of our favorite games in high quality, scripted board game tutorial videos. Kidsplaining started as a way to share our love of board games and help those who were intimidated by more complicated modern board games take a chance on new ones - because if a kid can teach it, how hard can it be?