Your Ball Needs To Slow Down! -
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
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This week, Phil talks about ball motion and why your bowling ball needs to properly slow down in order to strike consistently.
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Exactly what I’ve been learning the hard way. Throwing it too hard isn’t always good. Sometimes just backing off the speed helps the ball get through pocket better. No ringing tens.
Excellent comments Phil...we coach the high school bowlers to watch the pins, as they tell you whether or not you threw a good shot.
Excellent, concise and to the point.
Yeah I used to bowl with a lot of guys that threw it fast with a lot of hand. Tried to tell them to slow it down but some folks are beyond talking to so they continued to throw rails and ringing ten pins.
Instead of telling them to force themselves slower u should have told them to use a sanding pad. Change the equipment is easier than forcing someone to bowl a way that’s unnatural to them. A pro doesn’t slow down their A game the adjust their ball.
@@jefferyboring4410 Tell them to use something they don’t have? You don’t understand these were talented athletes that had NO knowledge of the game to that level. I told them EXACTLY what they needed to do based on the level they could comprehend. They don’t know Jack crap about pads and layouts and things of that nature. Use some context and ask questions before assuming things. And we are talking league bowling here not the regional or pro circuit where those things are obvious.
Can't use a sanding pad in the middle of competition, simple as that.
@@kevinrussell5099 ya we do it during practice. Simple as that
@@kevinrussell5099 if your actually in a competition a ball rep adjusts surface
Excellent advice in the shortest amount of time
Ty somuch I think that's what my problem is I use to have a problem with my approach so now I switched over to 4 step approach so now I have to fix my throw it hooks but I'm not sure if the layout is for me
Thank you. I ben having this issue. My speed has increased 1-1.5 miles per hour; yet, my carry is gone South with a lot of 5-10, 10 pins, 7 pins.
I find that i leave a ton of ring 7's when i bowl with other lefties that are using urethane. No idea how to stop it but maybe i will try slowing down?
Thanks Philly
Cool video talk tech bowling ball
Great Vid!
I’m high speed I’ve been hitting my balls with fresh 360 and my game got way better. But now I need a fresh ball for every game the belts polish my ball
I've thought about doing that. I do notice when I put 800 or 1000 grit on my Phaze 2, it looks polished by game 3 of league LOL!
It's called Lane shine, usually caused by oil on the ball. It would help to delay lane shine by wiping your ball on each shot. But for some people, that too hard to do. Others want lane shine to tame down the ball reaction.@@TraumaER2:06
@@TraumaER my speed I have to move 5 boards in by the end of 1 game! With hard 360 grit. The belts eat balls up forever wanting 4800 grit
@@Swamprowdy I want a ball other than urethane or plastic where the cover stock grit never changes ever. Now that’s a ball that would change the game.
@@Swamprowdy it’s not from the oil and barely from the lane it’s from the belts in the lane machines .
Assuming this really only applies to reactive resin since, to my knowledge, urethane enters the roll phase earlier?
Depends how u have the surface. Urethane is supposed to be really rough so the ball makes a continuous arch the whole way down but now the urethane lines are blurry with odd formulations. But I’ll say I do not see men using sanding enough I’ve never seen another bowler sanding a ball before league. It’s absolutely instrumental For me to roll correctly otherwise I’ll never get close to a roll phase. I’ll throw it right to the break point. Everyone has a natural game and speed and we need equipment tailored for our personal game. I don’t want to force myself to slow down as I start throwing it every where
I disagree with one point he made. The 6 pin going to the side wall and slapping out the 10 is a "poor" strike shot.
On a perfect strike shot the 6 pin pushes the 10 pin off the deck. That is called a "Perfect Packed Strike."
If the 6 pin is still hitting the 10 pin off the side wall then your ball is still deflecting off the headpin and not going though the pins properly.
Ya I’ve noticed in the past he seems accepting of the 10 pin off the wall. I’m in the push em all straight back camo also if your catching pins on the wall it’s not pocketing correct
I hear ya but you watch the pros and they’re throwing it 20 mph while the fastest guy in my league hits 15 mph. Are they measuring the pros speed differently?
Typically on TV they are measuring the speed off the hand. The MPH readers at most centers read the speed through the pin deck, so they are very different readings.
It's a 2-3 mph difference.
Their using surface hes eluding to surface not how u throw it. The ball needs to slow down as it goes down the lane. How do u make a ball slow down as it goes down a lane to go through the fazes? Oil pattern and surface. Ya they measure speed differently but the pros use surface and swap balls amateurs use 1 ball and throw it slower
Nah i wanna throw it 20 miles an hour like the pros
All you have to do is have 500+ revs and you will be fine!
@@ripvanrevs that’s not so easy😂