Variations on Stance and Pitch
By Eric Devine
The positioning of the feet is paramount in athletic endeavors. Think of baseball, boxing or power lifting. The same applies to cornhole. While hitting a fastball or knocking someone out may not be your goal, getting that bag to stay on the board certainly is. Success starts at the feet and continues with the pitch.
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The King of Cornhole is a Real Underhanded Guy
By Gabriella Jacobs
Having earned the crown three times already, Matt Guy is indisputably the King of Cornhole.
But that’s almost an understatement.
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Dangers in the Field
By Eric Devine
Lawn games are meant for large groups of family and friends, and of the options: bocce, horseshoes or lawn darts, cornhole is by far the safest. Players don't wield two pound, hard resin balls, or throw metal objects at five to 10 miles per hour, or fling twelve-inch long needles into the air. Instead, a one-pound bag of corn is tossed onto an inclined board. However, in spite of the seemingly harmless nature of the game, certain dangers do lurk in the field.
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Five Tricks to Outwit the Opposite Sex
By Eric Devine
Whenever I get together with friends to play cornhole we split into guys vs. girls. The inherent competition and the associated prowess for the gender that wins are obvious, but the subtle manipulations that take place between the sexes are less so. In a game such as cornhole, where sheer brute force does not equal superiority, these under-the-radar machinations become the deciding factor. Therefore, it is in each gender's best interest to examine the devices of the other. Here is a glimpse.
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Sports & Saloons: A Win-Win for Everyone
By Juliann Wetz
Playing cornhole in the backyard with friends and family is fun, but many people in the greater Cincinnati area have found that playing cornhole at one of their favorite taverns is even better.
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Notes From the Field: Welcome to the Icehole
Greg gets into the game at the Icehole Classic
By Greg Williams
The beginning of the ACO cornhole season is documented by a player and his son.
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Notes from the Field, January 2009
The Ride to Vegas with a Stop in Dallas
By Greg Williams
With Christmas behind us, there is nothing standing between me and my gig in Las Vegas. Preparing for the Trip to the National Championship, The King of Cornhole means passing one big obstacle winning a game in the Monday night Cornhole Tournament. The obstacle? Dallas. Read about a big game and a lesson learned.
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Notes from the Field: Long Live the King
The greatest moments of the 2009 King of Cornhole
By Greg Williams
Gregory Williams reports on some of the biggest moments at the 2009 King of Cornhole at the ACO US Nationals at the Orleans Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Pomeroy Ohio with Sweet Butchie
Congrats to the youngsters
By Mark Lambert
Not even a cold cloudy day can put a damper on things when the Cult wants to come out to play. Have Bailey Bug tie your toboggan on tight, wrap your arm around a big ole fuzzy cat, or sip on some hot black coffee, what ever it takes to get you warmed up.
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Jerseyville Festival
We had it Made in the Shade
By Mark Lambert
Boil, boil, toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble… and stuff. xxx
Shade OH was the place to be this weekend if you like Apple Butter, marshmallow guns, hand made Indian crafts, and a big ole pot of beans.
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