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Spit Wad Materials
Where to Load a Spit Wad
Shoot a Spit Wad
Shoot a Spit Wad with a Wide Straw
Hold a Spit Wad Straw
Tips for Determining Spit Wad Consistency
Spit Wad Breathing Techniques
Spit Wad Breathing Exercises
Aim Spit Wad Shots
Aiming Practice for Spit Wad Shots
Hide a Spit Wad Straw
Make a Double Barrel Spit Wad Straw
Tips for Avoiding Getting Caught Shooting Spit Wads
Spit Wad Target Practice Tips
Spit Wad Shooting Ethical Issues
Summary: Learn how to hold a spit wad straw when you shoot spit wads with expert tips in this free online video clip for kids and students.
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"Hi, my name is Elliot and I'm here on behalf of Expert Village and today I'm going to teach you how to shoot spit wads. So, we're shooting the spied wad, right? But, how do we hold the straw? So, is it ok to hold one hand at the front and one hand at the end? Well, I recommend that you don't do so and here's why. When I'm holding it like this, my eyes can't see the end of the straw. I'm only seeing the end of my hand. And if I can't see the end of the straw, I don't get a very good idea of where the spit ball will be heading. So, this is what I recommend. Hold the front of the straw primarily with your hand that you're most comfortable with. Since I'm right-handed I will hold the straw with my right hand. Then I will use my left hand to support my right hand while I'm shooting. That way I can see with my eyes, the end of the straw and I can keep it more steady. So when I shoot, I can see that the spit ball will go in that direction which the straw is pointing"
eHow Article: Hold a Spit Wad Straw
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how-to-girl said
on 10/12/2008 Wow, these videos are very descriptive and I never knew how much went into the fine art of spitwads. I love the video on spitwad consistency!