Bowling Asymmetric Layouts for the Modern Game | MATCHING UP
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- This video does a deep dive on layouts for drilling asymmertical bowling balls. We also discuss how to match up drilling asymmetrical vs symmetrical balls.
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D@mn awesome technical information… probably the most in depth & informative video I’ve watched. Hugh 2-thumbs up
My mind is blown. Thanks for explaining this. Now it make sense...
Please do another one of these videos that cover layouts for bowlers with lower ball speed, as an example 13.5-14.5mph. My experience is that when throwing a ball in this speed range the ball motion is substantially different than one might see if you throw the ball at 17.5 mph. Thanks and keep up the good work.
By my experience: lowering ball speed and not taking your hand out (revs/rotation, which for some folks may be difficult to do) means it will be less likely to push THROUGH the flare point, it gives your cover stock more time to work on the lane surface.
I wish there was an app, where you type in your specs, and the length of the oil pattern you are bowling on, and its spits out the specs of a hypothetical arsenal including covers, sim, asym, and layouts.
GREAT INFO THERE, THANKS
Very informative video. Thank you
Layout 2 at 6:29 shows pin in ring & psa in thumb. I do not know of anyone with a 6" plus span! Wow!!
very informative thank you!
Forgive me if I missed it during your presentation but do you have a link to other videos on how to determine my specs? Thanks for sharing this video and may I suggest to please release more like it. Well done.
Awesome video
Shot 2 300 games last month with that straight layout. My first angle is 90 degrees instead of 120
You need to use slow motion ball rolling models to demonstrate roll, migration, and hook. Thank you for a fine presentation.
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I've been trying to get my dad to understand why he isn't getting the same reaction from his Blck Widow as he does his symmetrical ball. Hopefully this will help
Thanks
cool video - one suggestion to your voice recording though, use a pop filter on the microphone. it will help with some of the harsh moments on the microphone and i had to play with my volume a few times throughout the video.
At the end you show the two handed bowler, but it has the thumb and the center of grip is between the fingers and the thumb. What would this look like with the center of grip between the fingers?
Hi Ron, could you elaborate on the speed part of the bowler specs? What speed is referred to here? Is it off the hand speed or average speed (it is a difference of some 15% to my knowledge and varies with the pattern on the lane)? How much of a difference does the speed change make on the layout itself? Does it need to be a 3-4Mph difference, or even a 1Mph change causes the layout to be different?
Ball speed should be measured off the hand to be as accurate as possible. That helps to eliminate other variables like the lane and friction.
You mentioned that drilling into through the pin voids the warranty. Is that not why they went to DOT? I know my paragon is DOT tech.
Is it best to have the same layout for symmetrical and asymmetrical bowling balls?
could you please explain about traction ball layouts: you start 10 x 3 3/8 x 60 (9:24) then you jump to 45 x 3 3/8 x 60 (9:31)
Yes the 10 x 3 3/8 x 60 is correct. The other is a typo.
any info on bowling with a pinky and ring finger grip? started experimenting but wondering what info is out there?
Not that I'm aware of
What ideal for straight ball layout 90 or 120
I've been trying to find a new undrilled #15 Track 503C, but there don't seem to be any available. Is the Roto Grip Nuclear Cell my best option in a currently manufactured ball?
I would look at the track Tempo for a current replacement
@@Ctdbowling Thanks a bunch!
Question
If I brought a new bowling ball and use a 45X4X35 continuous motion on any asymmetric bowling ball does it make any difference whatever coverstocks there is
Coverstock accounts for like 75% of the balls reaction. So yes, it does.
How do I find out my axis point before I go to the Pro Shop to get a ball drilled?
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So how/where do you find what layouts are good for your particular game? Example: I'm 24ish degrees of tilt, PAP is 5 3/4 over 1/2 up, 350ish revs and about 17mph off the hand.
Your Ball driller?
How do you know what's good for you at the layout
You first get your specs and then find a good pro shop to help you layout your ball.
what program is this??
Powerhouse Blueprint
It’s no wonder why we can’t get new people interested in bowling.
Can you please break this down to a level of a true beginner and or for someone like me, who doesn't understand what you're saying??????
Val angles lower than 40 dont work for me. Never have, never will.
average bowlers do not throw 17 mph
Average bowlers do actually. We have plenty of data to back that up. Including from USBC.
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