Pro Air Hockey

ined below. Air Hockey Barriers

1. Air hockey is a very new sport, relatively speaking. Air Hockey became commercially available around 1972. A similar table sport, Billiards, has been popular as far back as the 1500's.

2. Lack of marketing & promotion = lack of awareness.

3. The expense of a professional table.

4. The misconception that "you can't do much" or "there aren't many moves" on an Air Hockey table.

5. Table sports are typically looked at as being skill games that provide some element of relaxation. Air Hockey, being the world's fastest reaction sport, requires great skill, but is also very physically & emotionally demanding to maintain play at a constant high level. This is more effort than most people are willing to exert while playing a table sport. Proairhockey.com; breaking down barriers

1. As a new sport, Air Hockey continues to grow, who knows where it'll be in the 2100's & beyond?

2. We're ferociously promoting air hockey from a few different angles.

3. Not everyone can afford a quality table, just like not everyone can afford a quality billiards table, yet many compete and/or play billiards competitively. Tables are everywhere. We're promoting the addition of tables at bars and restaurants and providing you with a way to find tables in your area.

4. This site has all of the information you'll need to see Air Hockey from a different angle. You'll quickly see, there is more to Air Hockey than you have ever realized!

5. Air Hockey at a competitive level takes some serious energy, concentration, reaction, awareness and mental toughness to stay in the game. If you're a serious competitor, have above average motor skills, reaction speeds and excel at table sports, you'll definitely want to give competitive Air Hockey a try!