Stationary figure

[QB 19]

While watching EF games on YT and other sites I see coaches put under  figures a rectangle shape flat form. The figures then do not move. The coach after a brief activation of the play stops it, removes the form from under the figure and points it toward the ball carrier. The figure moves.

Does anyone know what the form is called and where can I buy some?

John

 

[nefgm.org]

Freeze Frames. Need to ask on one of the electric football facebook groups. 

[PatsSinceBirth73]

On 7/22/2021 at 11:15 PM, QB 19 said:

While watching EF games on YT and other sites I see coaches put under  figures a rectangle shape flat form. The figures then do not move. The coach after a brief activation of the play stops it, removes the form from under the figure and points it toward the ball carrier. The figure moves.

Does anyone know what the form is called and where can I buy some?

John

 

I've been wondering this very same thing too.

[BlueHen]

On 7/26/2021 at 4:45 PM, nefgm.org said:

Freeze Frames. Need to ask on one of the electric football facebook groups. 

I'm kind of surprised Tudor doesn't carry any...

[nefgm.org]

5 hours ago, BlueHen said:

I'm kind of surprised Tudor doesn't carry any...

Tudor Games does not always embrace or endorse products that are not of their own invention and creation. It also takes a major investment in something to carry it in their product line. Freeze Frames are an invention and creation of Jimbo Dunagan who is also able to 3D print them himself and in an "on demand" capacity. Something that Tudor Games is not currently able to do. It is probably something that they should look into, especially with the cost of a 3D printer much more affordable than it was when it was first invented. And the technology has greatly improved since then as well. 

[Jayethekxng]

On 7/22/2021 at 11:15 PM, QB 19 said:

While watching EF games on YT and other sites I see coaches put under  figures a rectangle shape flat form. The figures then do not move. The coach after a brief activation of the play stops it, removes the form from under the figure and points it toward the ball carrier. The figure moves.

Does anyone know what the form is called and where can I buy some?

John

 

i just use felt sheets cut it to the base size and it works or i’ll use the felt furniture stand things that prevent them from scratching a surface those work well too