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Excellent squeeze leave explanation by the GOAT of croquet animation, the one and only John Hutchison 👏

Another well done video.

great video....but i was waiting for the answer to the 'why' question about how it leaves us with a next turn break.

Very informative and amusing.

Thanks John! A succinct explanation of the croquet shot. Great graphics. Like and subscribe if you are interested in improving your association croquet game or helping others with their game. By showing our support we may be fortunate enough that John Hutchinson will continue to create croquet animations.

Very Good John. Good subject for the newer players.

Hi John, I really like the animations you have done and would love to know what program you use to do them. I've listed the videos in what I think is a logical grouping and sequence on our Toronto Croquet Clubs website menu Playing Help, Association Croquet. I cant seem to leave a link to it.

"Two balls together is as good as a load"

Very Nice work John

Thank you hazelnut6399. Your kind comments make the job for me rewarding. While being on incidental topics which interest me, I do also hope they genuinely help the game along. It's great to have your feedback, thank you.

John has set the gold standard for Association Croquet coaching animations. Beneficial for coaches and players alike. As a player I appreciate all the expertise involved and call on other players to support John so he can continue making these videos freely available to everyone. Well done👏

Thanks John. Would be improved, in my opinion, by showing the roquet on blue and how close you need to be, and that you don't need to get behind blue but just somewhere close to it and that the croquet shot on blue is going to do the work of getting it into the middle hoop.

I am a fairly new AC player and this really is not clear to me. I think a follow through shot-by-shot animation of how the plan would be executed would be really helpful. I cannot get the plan from the explanation given.

Great work Johny 👏

Nice video, learnt a lot. Also i really liked the models you used, can you link a source for them?

Too good buddy. Thanks for your extremely well made croquet tutorial videos.

Very nice tutorial. Break, Rush, continuation shots, roquets and croquets, runs, escapes. Too good.

Well done John. Another great edition to your list of videos

Nice, but no mention of pull?

Hi!! I would like to practice strategy. Whats the name of the "program / application" of your video? it seems amazing to have a lawn in your computer! Thanks

Good strategy but very difficult shot.

Really informative. The Triangle concept is very useful.

Thank you. Very clearly explained.

Interested in what graphics program you use to make these videos. Thank you!

Very nice animations!

I do it all the time, but didn’t really think about it.

Good video Johny 👌

Good video, thanks

In playing the 'croquet' shot we should emphasise that both balls must move. Good vid.

This is also the same path used in Golf-croquet, with the exception of the tie-breaker hoop.

Next , consider the direction needed to get to the next ball and where to position the lead ball.

Nice. But it is not clear who's has the next play.

I really enjoy your animations. What graphics program do you use?

a Grate thank to u. This is a godd presentation to lern sports terminology..

Great graphics but the musak is more than annoying

Nice, great simple animations for beginner's to view. Different people find different ways to help with accuracy, I find a point in the distance beyond the ball I'm trying to hit and use that as my target.

This is the best graphics demonstration of croquet I've ever seen. Physics seems spot on. Are these hand crafted or did you use a croquet simulation package?