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Leagues & Sport Bowling
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The length of the pattern is across the whole lane. As for the Cheetah, you are either misinformed or you are not bowling on the Cheetah. The Cheetah is drier out side of the 5 board, it is considered the Pro's version of adult bumper bowling aka the
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The Pro Shop
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These look like standard starter patterns for bowlers who don't know their break point. They look to be between 4 1/2 to 3 3/8 from your possible pap with the cg in the palm so they don't require a weight hole to make them legal. The best way to find
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The Pro Shop
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cg I like the other format for the tenth frame better where it is all in one frame score wise, showing 3 frames gets confusing when counting spares when it is a fill ball it looks like you missed the spare, I had to go back and recalculate, I like ev
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Leagues & Sport Bowling
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In all honesty, I don't think there's anyone that doesn't struggle on these patterns in the Experience Leagues. It's just that everyone is different about how much they struggle. I can't say for sure, but I think it's a tie between the Shark and
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The Pro Shop
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The two balls I currently have are the "Storm Hot Rod Super Sport"(Black) and the "Columbia 300 Scout Ractive". I do already know that the balls are similar. But I do have a few questions. I have a few question: 1. What kind
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The Bowler's Lounge
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Approach: There was this one guy YEARS ago when I was just recreational bowling. He would take FOR EVER! Once he started it was like he was sneaking up on the pins on his tippy toes. It broke into a slow waltz-like dance with pauses and exaggerated m
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The Bowler's Lounge
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Approach: There was this one guy YEARS ago when I was just recreational bowling. He would take FOR EVER! Once he started it was like he was sneaking up on the pins on his tippy toes. It broke into a slow waltz-like dance with pauses and exaggerated m
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The Bowler's Lounge
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Speaking of unorthodox approaches, watch this talented young left-hander rip the rack
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Leagues & Sport Bowling
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The season ended and we got our money on Wednesday. Our team didn't do too well. We finished in 11th place the first half and next to last the second half. The second half, my buddy left the team and we had a sub. The problem wasn't the sub, it was t
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New Member Intros & Tech Help
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Yeah at least the Pistons and Wings put together contenders year after year. Its I think 6 straight Eastern Conference Finals for the Pistons. The Tigers, what a disappointment so far. Maybe, hopefully they are just trying to make things interesting.
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Physical/Mental Game & Lane Conditions
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a light 4 pin would occur if you came in light enough that the headpin just brushed the front of the 2 pin, sending the 2 pin back. The headpin would then bounce off of the sidewall back in front of the 4, or into the 7. It's like a "wall shot
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Physical/Mental Game & Lane Conditions
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A light 4 pin can mean several things. You could be playing too far in the oil, not getting the ball out to the right board at the breakpoint, throwing it too fast, playing too deep to begin with, encountering carrydown, not using the correct ball fo
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New Member Intros & Tech Help
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Ahh, But we do have the Red Wings, and the Pistons in the NBA and NHL playoffs. If the Wings dispose of Dallas tomorrow,they would play for the Stanley Cup. The Pistons are waiting to face the Celtics or the Cavaliers in the eastern conf. finals. As
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Physical/Mental Game & Lane Conditions
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What does a light 4-pin tell you? I have been getting those lately and trying to understand what it means when my balls are hitting light.
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Videos
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To my untrained eyes it looks like you could be muscling the ball. You cut off the follow through which comes across your body on several shots which could mean you are trying too hard to hook the ball. You could also benefit from slowing your approa
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New Member Intros & Tech Help
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High school teams? How about some Pop Warner teams or maybe Powder Puff teams? LOL. Last season in training camp the players did complain about doing contact drills earlier than the collective bargaining agreement allowed. As for Kitna guaranteeing 1
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The Bowler's Lounge
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I've seen some tall bowlers with that high backswing, but very smooth and fluid release close to the lane. There is another guy I've watched bowl and his approach isn't that unusual just his finish. After he releases the ball he looks like he is fal
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Leagues & Sport Bowling
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Smoother lanes with the length and volume of the Shark, ouch. At least you know it will be the Shark this week and can bring a few more higher friction balls.
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The Pro Shop
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I like the scoring presentation as well. Concerning the 2-4-10 split where you get the 4-10, I thought I was the only one that did stuff like that. I mean missing the leading pin, but getting the others. Here I thought I was special like that, lol.
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Physical/Mental Game & Lane Conditions
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That sounds like a pretty good second season back Brandon. I know how you feel on the spares percentage. I wish it was more like two opens a game. But there are times spares are at a premium and I know how to convert them its just executing it correc
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Physical/Mental Game & Lane Conditions
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I did some practice today as well. Most of it was just a free armswing and trying to move up on the approach since I start at the back dots and only take 4 steps. I actually took a few video shots on my phone and noticed I rush the last two steps to
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Videos
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I made a video of some shots from pratice what do ya'll think? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrorvcLByYE Mind you this winter was my first time touching a bowling since 2000-2001 not bad booking at 200 and 202
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Physical/Mental Game & Lane Conditions
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So i came back to this sport in 2006-2007 in August. Joined a league then. I booked 172 then and had only 1 600 that season. Basically had to relearn how bowl. Now i have just completed 2007-2008 winter season my second year. I booked this year at 1
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The Pro Shop
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Hope it works for you. When I grow up, I will be able to say, "I knew him when...".
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The Bowler's Lounge
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We have one fellow who is 6'7 and his backswing is almost vertical. He comes within inches of the overhead monitors. In reality, he is in front of them. But, from the rear, it looks like he could hit it. On the release, he has a 20 foot loft, and
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