Putting in a Tether Ball Pole at Rain Country Retreat
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Excellent Job. Thank you 🙏 for sharing your job and time. Nice and Stout installation. You were very calm while you did the project and God Bless you for that 🙏.
AWESOME!!! THIS WAS MY MOST FAVORITE GAME IN 6TH GRADE!! I wish I had one now! Great tension reliever! Thank you for this beautiful memory!! God bless you both! And much love to the whole family!
Thank you Patrick 😊
THANKU GOD BLESS YOU
Tetherball is some great exercise I was pretty good at it when I was younger very nice video on how to install a Tetherball thanks for sharing this with us.
I was not blessed with much athletic ability, so tether ball was one recess "sport" I loved, as a kid! This video sure makes me want to put on a pole!!!
That looks so much fun to play with, perfect for kids and adults. I am so going to ask my husband to set one up for the kids.
Way cool! Thanks for the inspiration and great info. I have pipe in my garage. Thought about a big old wind chime but I think the grandkids would really like tether ball. God bless.
Great Idea, and Awesome job! "I Win" LOL😂 that's how I feel when I'm finished projects!
Nice! I love tetherball!!
What a fun project to enjoy for years to come!! You had waaaaay more ambition that most of us! LOL!! YOU WON!! Ha! Great job Patrick!! Another informative video. Great job! Blessings to you all!
I can't play, I got arm ache just watching you cut the Pole. Lol. 🤗
The Grand kids & big kids are going to Love it. You did a great Job.
Has your Dog had a go yet.?
TFS RC, & take care too everyone. ❤️🙂🐶
Appreciate your video. Thank you.
Good morning! Happy Wednesday everyone! Be well ❤
Good job Patrick! the family and kids are going to have fun! that is for sure.
We put one in for our Belgium Malinois. We had to upgrade his tether ball to an inflatable buoy anchor for its extra thickness. Even with the regular tether ball anchored in leap height for him, his chompers made quick work of the inflated part 😂🤣😂 He loves the setup. Totally focused on it when the ball is hung for play.
Couldn't time a kick in kickball, stunk at basketball but my long arms made me tether ball queen 🤣
Thank you. Tetherball was always a family fave when the boys were growing. We just did it the old school couple tires stacked full of concrete method.
Good way for those with frustration to get it out and amazing coordination skill builder for small ones. (And some boxing head gear)🤣
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Great video, thanks
Good work, well done
I had to giggle when you said you had everything but the ambition. 😂 You remind me of Mike, he always has some project going at any time, if not 2 or 3. The tetherball is going to make some great memories for you and your family, thanks for the tutorial and sharing it with us. As always Many Blessings to you and yours.
And I always wonder why he says that when he was working so hard to get all that done before the family came plus trying to keep up on products on the store and helping out friends with other projects. In fact when the first of the family arrived at the property, he still needed to put the sand in the horse shoe pits he had just completed.
I laughed at the end when Patrick said "I win!" haha
Ooooh! I love teather ball! Thank you for sharing!
Hi Pat & Heidi 👋
Having entertainment when there is no power is important. We keep cards, dice checkers, puzzle books and various paperback fiction books just for power outages.
My friend had a tether ball pole in their backyard. We used to love playing.
Had one in my back yard growing up!
As a kid I loved tether ball.
I loved it as an adult too!
(Until my old knees gave out! 👵)
Nice job
Creative! 💚🌞
Thanks Pat!🙂
Did you and the kids have a game or 5 over the weekend? And, gosh! Do playgrounds still have tether balls?! I hope so!😀
Blessings! 💜
Mostly the adults played Cornhole. We ended up with three sets since we had one, my son brought one and so did my sister, haha. There were also a few rounds of horse shoes but this time no one played Badminton, that is ok though. There were a lot of things going on and much to keep people busy, The kids had a lot of fun with the Amish wagon Patrick bought, the Tonka trucks in the sand, the swings, and the tetherball. It was great! Now he is talking about putting in a zipline!
@@RainCountryHomestead That sounds like So Much Fun!👏👏
So does the zipline! 😀
Where is Cody the supervisor? Great video!
He was off chasing birds or something, haha
Did you have to thread the cut side of the long pipe section to put on the cap?
He says it was prethreaded
Cool video. But I have to say I'm shocked by all these videos with short and thin poles. For little kids, they are great. But for 10+ or teenagers? Maybe not so much fun.
My reference for this game are poles around 6 meters high that they had at school. Maybe 6 or 7 of them and in different areas too. The poles were thick, so they would never wobble like the thin ones that I'm seeing on YT.
I have to say I'm surprise to see American videos showing short and thin poles. As a matter of fact, I can't find any video showing real poles.
And those poles are better, obviously, because the game is more challenging, the ball goes higher and you can use movements from volleyball. There more freedom of movement and you can add more strength. Blocking can be really fun too. A high pole allows a larger spacing between the four players.
Well, this sport can be really fun for young and older adults provided they're using the proper equipment.
I haven't played it for decades, but I would still have lot's of fun if I played it today. Lot's of good memories with this sport.
Btw, this is one of the best poles I've seen on YT, if not the best. It goes higher than most and that's important. I totally understand that your goal was not building something at "pro level" or anything like that.
Here is what I can say: Patrick went by the standards he looked up online and it is meant for our grandchildren and great nephews and nieces, not for pro athletes. I did not even know that something we simply consider here in the states to be a playground game meant for kids was something others played as a professional sport.
@@RainCountryHomestead Yep, that's why I complimented: I understood what his goal was.
Idk if this is played professionally, I just said there are more robust options out there for teenagers and adults and that I'm shocked to see this always being treated as a little kids game when it's much more than that.
I can say that back in the 80's (and probably before that) it was already not treated as a little kids game by people familiar with the sport. But prejudice related to little known things is common place in humanity, so I shouldn't be surprised.