I've done a handful of the Scratch Eliminators at Lakeside and they're always very humbling. Some fantastic bowlers there to try and soak up knowledge from. Great shooting w/ such a low ratio pattern btw. Like someone else mentioned, first video I've come across of yours, really love the production and would love to see more like this. I feel like there's a sea of us out there (solid bowlers who want to get better on sport but may not have as much experience as the field we're up against) and I thought this was really unique content in that regard.
First of your videos that have popped up for me. Love how much fun you have with it and your attitude when the pins aren't falling your way. Great job!
I can relate to how giddy you were when you said I have miss room on a 2.6-1 sport shot! I've never felt that before until this past week when I was bowling on Bear 41 which is 1.9-1 and I finally got in to the right ball and right part of the lane. It was pretty awesome to realize holy cow I finally have some miss room, this must be how the pro's feel.
USBC rule 6a.3 specifies that pins rebounding from the sweep bar can cause legal pinfall as long as it hasn't started sweeping back. So yep, that's a legal conversion! This house has such bouncy back sides. I caused two dead woods myself last week (video 98) after never once doing it before.
USBC rule 6a.3 specifies that pins rebounding from the sweep bar can cause legal pinfall as long as it hasn't started sweeping back. So yep, that's a legal conversion! (Wasn't me, anyways. :D )
Great video. Nice bowling Jason, way to grind-out your series.👍👊✌🖖
I've done a handful of the Scratch Eliminators at Lakeside and they're always very humbling. Some fantastic bowlers there to try and soak up knowledge from. Great shooting w/ such a low ratio pattern btw. Like someone else mentioned, first video I've come across of yours, really love the production and would love to see more like this. I feel like there's a sea of us out there (solid bowlers who want to get better on sport but may not have as much experience as the field we're up against) and I thought this was really unique content in that regard.
Good Video. Well done.
First of your videos that have popped up for me. Love how much fun you have with it and your attitude when the pins aren't falling your way. Great job!
im new to this channel , i love this brotha . Keep grinding💯
I can relate to how giddy you were when you said I have miss room on a 2.6-1 sport shot! I've never felt that before until this past week when I was bowling on Bear 41 which is 1.9-1 and I finally got in to the right ball and right part of the lane. It was pretty awesome to realize holy cow I finally have some miss room, this must be how the pro's feel.
Not many people am I willing to sit through and watch them bowling in tourneys like this. Don’t change man I thought this was very entertaining
You had a pretty solid game
Bowling is always down to the fine details
Thumbs up for that 7/10..
Yeah, it was fun to watch Griffin make that shot. The backboards at this center are SO springy, it's crazy.
Does that spare shot count in the first clip? I never seen anything like that before
USBC rule 6a.3 specifies that pins rebounding from the sweep bar can cause legal pinfall as long as it hasn't started sweeping back. So yep, that's a legal conversion!
This house has such bouncy back sides. I caused two dead woods myself last week (video 98) after never once doing it before.
Well done but according the rules its not legal....
USBC rule 6a.3 specifies that pins rebounding from the sweep bar can cause legal pinfall as long as it hasn't started sweeping back. So yep, that's a legal conversion! (Wasn't me, anyways. :D )