Don't Lose your Hammer | Get Better at Crokinole Part 3 - Hammer Awareness with

Hammer Awareness could be key to winning or losing a game of Crokinole. Knowing who has last shot can and should impact your crokinole strategy. Having hammer can allow you to have an incredibly effective strategy that will also annoy the heck out of your competitor.

Full Crokinole Tutorial:    • How to Play CROKINOLE | Learn to Play...  
Crokinole Basics:    • Get BETTER at CROKINOLE Part 1 - The ...  
Strategic Waxing:    • Strategic Waxing | Get Better at Crok...  
Hammer Awareness:    • Don't Lose your Hammer | Get Better a...  
Legally Hiding:    • Hide Your Buttons! Legally Hiding in ...  
Advanced Board Control:    • CONTROL is KEY | Advanced Board Contr...  

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