I love this type of illustration and explanation .. however, what I REALLY want to know is, when I have the 10 pin situation, or the 7 pin situation, what can I do to correct it? .. like ball change, move feet, move target, throw faster, throw slower, etc... I fully understand why 7's and 10's get left, but I often get confused as to what adjustments to make to correct it.
LASER Adjustment Loft Angle Speed Equipment Release Flat Ten are a chronic problem. The cause is the bowling ball is getting in the roll phase too late and consequently the bowling ball deflects to the right as it travels through the pin deck. I believe Angle and Speed is probably the first choice. By moving to the left (right hand) the ball travel will be more in the oil which will help to retain ball energy. More energy the ball should read the lane friction earlier and enable the hook phase to start and subsequently after the roll phase to timely start. Is this correct? Can you explain equipment and release options?
It could also be from the ball entering the phases too early and running out of energy before it hits the pins I will make that video in the future when I have time!
The reason the ball hits harder if it is in the roll phase is that a spinning ball has minimal grip on the lane and it hits the pins with momentum. Whereas a rolling ball has maximum grip on the lane and it hits the pins with momentum plus leverage. Imagine trying to push a heavy crate when you're standing on a slippery surface as opposed to when you're standing on a firm surface. It's like that.
How about a follow-up video explaining adjustments to carry the 10 and 7 pins?
Absolutely! I'll put that in the queue!
Love the Kegel stuff you post. If you have more, I’d like to see it. I have already seen the 4 lesson vids you posted. Those are really good vids
Absolutely, when I find more of it I will post it up!
I love this type of illustration and explanation .. however, what I REALLY want to know is, when I have the 10 pin situation, or the 7 pin situation, what can I do to correct it? .. like ball change, move feet, move target, throw faster, throw slower, etc... I fully understand why 7's and 10's get left, but I often get confused as to what adjustments to make to correct it.
That's a great comment! I will make that video once I have more time!
LASER Adjustment
Loft
Angle
Speed
Equipment
Release
Flat Ten are a chronic problem. The cause is the bowling ball is getting in the roll phase too late and consequently the bowling ball deflects to the right as it travels through the pin deck.
I believe Angle and Speed is probably the first choice.
By moving to the left (right hand) the ball travel will be more in the oil which will help to retain ball energy.
More energy the ball should read the lane friction earlier and enable the hook phase to start and subsequently after the roll phase to timely start.
Is this correct?
Can you explain equipment and release options?
It could also be from the ball entering the phases too early and running out of energy before it hits the pins
I will make that video in the future when I have time!
The reason the ball hits harder if it is in the roll phase is that a spinning ball has minimal grip on the lane and it hits the pins with momentum. Whereas a rolling ball has maximum grip on the lane and it hits the pins with momentum plus leverage. Imagine trying to push a heavy crate when you're standing on a slippery surface as opposed to when you're standing on a firm surface. It's like that.
That's an awesome analogy!
want to raise your average, pick up your spares
That's a good point!