The scoresheet mistakes took some of my attention away from the point of the video, which was what Brad's thought process is for switching balls while bowling a game.
Really liked this video Brad. Hearing your thought process as you progressed through the game was very helpful. It would be nice if you would do another one like this as the lane begins to transition and talk to us about how you think about making adjustments on the lane vs. making a ball change. Thanks again!
Totally agree, especially on a house shot. I pay attention to my ball motion while I'm bowling and make the moves prior to disaster occurring. Totally irritating when I see league bowlers showing up with a full arsenal and still can't average 220. I change balls once my carry starts to seriously suffer or If I'm forced to far left for my own comfort. 3 ball tote for league is all that I carry. Roto Grip Idol Helios, 900 Global Zen, Storm mix spare ball. If I can't score with them, I'm doing something wrong.
Great 10-frame breakdown, Brad. "Quiet shoulder" is my mantra now. I have such a bad habit of throwing my shoulder into the shot. Causes a lot of Brooklyns and it often costs me some easy spares. It's pretty much my only swing thought now.
Loved the format, would like to see more like this, maybe a 3 game set, where you go through the transitons and ball changes. I know you are trying to keep these a certain length, but would like to see a longer one with the 3 game set
I was thinking the same exact thing. In fact, at the beginning of the video I misunderstood and thought that was what the video was gonna be. Yea a video of a 3 game series, where we can better see when and how you should adjust your eyes or a parallel move or a ball change and just see the adjustments dealing with transition. That would be awesome, but yea I loved this video
More of this please! And longer form. One of my biggest issues right now is how fast I’m able to adjust to transition. Videos like this would really help
As someone with a very different bowling style to you and Kyle seeing this kind of video still was an absolute well of information in how to treat my game. Although it was a little rushed explaining how you decided on your line the breakdown of how you treated each shot was top tier! Really enjoyed this kind of content and definitely is giving me a new mindset going into leagues/tournaments!
The only thing I would change would be that the video been done across 2 lanes. No leagues or tournaments are ever done on a single lane the whole game. 2 lanes rarely breakdown the same way.
This is so good. I would absolutely subscribe and ring the bell for a channel or series that's just this, both of you, over and over, on different combinations of condition, transition, and equipment.
This could be the best concept bowling video of all time. What WOULD make it the best is for 3 bowlers bowl on the same lane and there is adjustment needing to happen. What many of us struggle with, me especially, is what to do and when. I don't see the subtle late 4 that becomes the 4 -9. Or other similar shots. Awesome video. Now let's make it the BEST ever. Thanks Brad
This was a really great video, you don’t normally get the behind the scenes, if you will, of the thought process throughout a game, really hope you do more like this!!!
Liked this video a lot, very informative on the thought process that a professional bowler may got through during a tournament. Something I've learned over my years of bowling is you take what the lanes and pins are giving you i.e., why try to fix it if it ain't broke and working? Keep repeating what you're doing until the pins stop falling or the lane stops giving it to you. To many times I see folks give up and start changing things all because they don't like how the ball looked going down the lane or how it felt coming of their hand or whatever. If you're popping that pocket and striking stay, there till you're not any more then adjust or change things up then but not before hand. You and your family have a good, safe and blessed rest of your evening and week.
Only disagree with you statement is to notice when a change is needed even though you strick. Maybe a late 4 pin would say hey, ya better notice me. The challanged U have is trust in myself. Did I miss or did the lane/ball combo miss? What I like in this video is the thought of room for error. If you get in that error, maybe adjust. A longer/more bowlers would help
I love these POV and how you would make adjustments, or how you knew what the problem was during your release. Can you guys do a video on when to recognize lane transition, and your mind set of what balls to use to combat it.
This is awsome... PLease do more like this kind of video...Everyone only talk about the physical game.. No one talk about the mental game.. You the first...We like to see how the pro-think...Great video Brad..
You mentioned keeping the shoulder quiet, and that’s one of many things I have been trying to fix in my game. For a few weeks, my bowling shoulder has been bothering me (although I have been bowling a lot lately). Someone else may have asked this question already, but how do you keep your shoulder ‘quiet?’ Anyway, very informative video, Brad. ❤
I think this kind of video helps a lot for those that are trying to figure out how to process and make adjustments. Also how to focus on what they’re doing well instead of stressing over not striking or being perfect. Thanks for the content!
Been bowling for a year and just starting to get some of the terminology used. Last season I averaged 132 and this season I’m averaging 170. So I have been picking up things here and there from everyone and it usually confuses me. But this was a very informative video and done good enough for me to understand. Thank you sir
Really appreciate the explanation on each shot!! As someone who struggles to keep up with the transition having these thoughts spoken and explained is really helpful
I believe this might be the absolute best video I've ever seen on this channel. Loved every aspect of this video. I was thinking you probably should have done that 3 and 2 move, 2 frames sooner. Anyways, again, great video!
THIS, this right here is exactly what I need Brad !! .. thank you so much for this video !!! .. I need to study this over and over and over again. Totally AWESOME video !! .. best of the best!!! Thank you Brad!!!
Love this type of video. I'm a 1H low-medium rev lefty that struggled staying behind the ball so I often would go through my whole arsenal in a 3 game series cause I couldn't change hand position and didn't have the revs to move in too far. Got some coaching from Kelly Kulick and from a local silver level coach recently and now can throw my Pi all 3 games just by changing hand position. The problem is it is taking me too long to determine when to change so this helped shed a little light on it and what to look for or fix when I do miss.
Yes… Love this video. Great to hear what you’re thinking, before and after each shot. I evaluate stuff: standing area, slide in, targeting, how pins react, how ball went through pins, should I move or was it a bad shot. Never thought about my shoulder and I’ve heard that as couple of times in videos lately. ( I tend to have accuracy issues) I’m definitely gonna work on the shoulder thing. Thanks guys
Really neat video its nice to see your thought process and adjusments in real time. Itd be cool to see both you and kyle on a pair of lanes together since each of yalls techniques are different.
Brad, this was a fantastic video walking through the process. If you do this again, or re-edit this video, can you mark all the visual points on the right side to show were you were at the arrows, where the breakpoint ended so we can really see the points on the lane you are talking about in each shot-by-shot breakdown? That would be a really big help for all of us.
Just foe the lol's would be cool seeing a side by side after he switched balls for the angles or whatever. Really a banging video, Brad and Kyle are great for the bowling community.
I appreciate this video a TON! If I could ask, do another based on this but thru 3 games with another player. Some of us struggle with fresh conditions and others with transition. Even if you have to break it down into 2 or 3 videos. Thanks in advance.
It is easy to watch powerful players who are high rev and want to mimic what they do when you may not have the same type of tools to do so. What I have found is that by keeping it stupid simple and playing within your game, you will be much better. Watching Norm Duke really puts this into perspective for me personally and it really helped me to dial in my game. You can get too caught up in trying to create these steep angles and high revs to create more hook to play those steep angles. Everything in this video is stupid simple so it is a great example. It is not about who is the most impressive looking bowler with a powerful game. It is really about who has the highest score at the end of the game.
So a few things to start the video, what information did you gather to come to the conclusion of these balls? Do you know the center? Know the types of lanes? How much volume and ratio is on the pattern (you said it was fresh so there's no transition yet) You started throwing shots but were those just guesses? Now you are bowling alone and on one lane so you're creating your own transitions slowly (in real life tournaments, this is NOT going to happen, transition will be faster and there will be others on your pair, at least during qualifying), what kinds of things are you SEEING your ball do on the lane as you progress through a game, I know you're saying the things you feel which is good to know. But what is the ball doing, is it responding too violently? Is it quick? Is it too slow? Is it just right?
This video was great. It would be awesome to see this same idea, but with 4 people on the pair. Maybe for 2 or 3 games so we can see more transition shots. Lots of channels talk about the physical game of bowling, but almost none talk about how to think through transition. That kind of video would give you a new niche.
Hi Brad! I meet you at the Roth-Holman doubles event, there is a lot of amazing youth bowlers wanting to try and get into the tour, with the cost and time of being on the tour is it worth it?
This is a fantastic video! You should definitely do more of these. I am a new bowler, and although I have been learning a lot over the last month, it definitely is helpful to see your self analysis after every shot. To see what your considerations are about your role, the ball, the lane, the mistakes that you think you made, and how you're going to correct it. Definitely more of these would be awesome!
so yeah love the talk through while bowling a game and the game you bowled is similar to a game that one would expect on the first game of league but could you take it a bit further and show some adjustments to transition? I find myself getting a good first game and then something happens to the pattern and I usually start to move left but sometimes I get this over under reaction that confuses me and end up with a not so good second or third game especially if there are a lot of guys with high revs, they can change things in a hurry and it's hard for me to make the right move, do I change balls or do I change speed or hand rotation or do I try a different zone? would love to see you break that down for us amchurs.
Do you have any advice for bowlers with low revs but high speed? I’m trying to increase my rev rate to match my 16-18 mph ball speed but it’s not working too well
I like the video format. I hope you do this again on tougher lanes, because that's where the thought process is more valuable. Also, hope you do this process over 3 games, because it's the lane transition that people typically struggle with. I definitely want to see more of these types of videos in the future. Small side note: the virtual scoreboard is a mess! Kinda inaccurate scoring frame by frame, although the actual end score is still correct.
There's nothing wrong with staying far right. If it works it works. I wish I could stay there all day but I'm often ending the day with my right foot on 30+(I'm I'm right handed bowler). Hate having to bend the whole lane.
So I have questions. You mainly stayed in the same spot to the left more and the camera stand was on the lane to the right. Is there a way you can use the entire lane as an example and move the camera off to help with other style of bowlers?
I would like for you to do this with a dual patterns, unrevealed, and walk us through 15 mins of practice plus a game. Have Kyle with you too and let them give their own perspective with you. That way we see from the beginning what you do to arrive at your desired path!
Excellent video. This kinda during game thinking is main reason I watch bowltv loudly lol. The thoughts behind when and why is under discussed with normies.
When you do these things during actual tournaments, are you going through the process for both lanes on a pair differently? If so, how much? And then how much does this process reset on a new pair after moving?
Next time please add the surface type or level whan talking about the balls. Were.they all O.O.B? 2000 or 1000 on the summit? Etc... thanks keep up the great work.
Cool video Brad. I personally would have switched balls after frame 6, but I'm not the professional. 😂. If the games was shot across 2 lanes, that 5th frame 8 could have been a 9th frame 8 after an 8 bagger.
the miss score in the 9th frame is bugging me more than it should lol. Great video!
Yea he had a 9 spare. lol 😂
also the wrong total in the 3rd
The 3rd frame is wrong but it corrected it in the 4th frame.
The scoresheet mistakes took some of my attention away from the point of the video, which was what Brad's thought process is for switching balls while bowling a game.
Agreed!!!
i love the positive self-talk, that is key to not spiral into self-doubt; focus on the positive.
Good video. Needs to be a series. Like one when you're completely lost.
Really liked this video Brad. Hearing your thought process as you progressed through the game was very helpful. It would be nice if you would do another one like this as the lane begins to transition and talk to us about how you think about making adjustments on the lane vs. making a ball change. Thanks again!
Totally agree, especially on a house shot. I pay attention to my ball motion while I'm bowling and make the moves prior to disaster occurring. Totally irritating when I see league bowlers showing up with a full arsenal and still can't average 220. I change balls once my carry starts to seriously suffer or If I'm forced to far left for my own comfort. 3 ball tote for league is all that I carry. Roto Grip Idol Helios, 900 Global Zen, Storm mix spare ball. If I can't score with them, I'm doing something wrong.
Just posted the same
@@reconbbs360Shut up. If you weren’t doing something wrong you’d bowl 300 every game.
Great 10-frame breakdown, Brad. "Quiet shoulder" is my mantra now. I have such a bad habit of throwing my shoulder into the shot. Causes a lot of Brooklyns and it often costs me some easy spares. It's pretty much my only swing thought now.
Just a couple of corrections:
1) it's 88 in the 3rd frame
2) it's a 9/ in the 9th frame
Can’t wait for the vlogs again! Brad and Kyle to the moon! 🚀
You guys should make this a series!
Yes . This could be the best bowling video series of all time
Loved the format, would like to see more like this, maybe a 3 game set, where you go through the transitons and ball changes. I know you are trying to keep these a certain length, but would like to see a longer one with the 3 game set
I was thinking the same exact thing. In fact, at the beginning of the video I misunderstood and thought that was what the video was gonna be. Yea a video of a 3 game series, where we can better see when and how you should adjust your eyes or a parallel move or a ball change and just see the adjustments dealing with transition. That would be awesome, but yea I loved this video
I would love to see this as a 3 game series.
More of this please! And longer form. One of my biggest issues right now is how fast I’m able to adjust to transition. Videos like this would really help
This was my favorite video format. More of these please.
This is the type of video I would love to see more of. Thanks Brad!
Awesome video!
As someone with a very different bowling style to you and Kyle seeing this kind of video still was an absolute well of information in how to treat my game. Although it was a little rushed explaining how you decided on your line the breakdown of how you treated each shot was top tier! Really enjoyed this kind of content and definitely is giving me a new mindset going into leagues/tournaments!
The only thing I would change would be that the video been done across 2 lanes. No leagues or tournaments are ever done on a single lane the whole game. 2 lanes rarely breakdown the same way.
This is so good. I would absolutely subscribe and ring the bell for a channel or series that's just this, both of you, over and over, on different combinations of condition, transition, and equipment.
I love this content. More like this! So helpful to developing a better understanding of adjusting throughout a game.
This could be the best concept bowling video of all time. What WOULD make it the best is for 3 bowlers bowl on the same lane and there is adjustment needing to happen. What many of us struggle with, me especially, is what to do and when. I don't see the subtle late 4 that becomes the 4 -9. Or other similar shots.
Awesome video. Now let's make it the BEST ever.
Thanks Brad
EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR!!! Yes, it was in all caps.
This was a really great video, you don’t normally get the behind the scenes, if you will, of the thought process throughout a game, really hope you do more like this!!!
Liked this video a lot, very informative on the thought process that a professional bowler may got through during a tournament. Something I've learned over my years of bowling is you take what the lanes and pins are giving you i.e., why try to fix it if it ain't broke and working? Keep repeating what you're doing until the pins stop falling or the lane stops giving it to you. To many times I see folks give up and start changing things all because they don't like how the ball looked going down the lane or how it felt coming of their hand or whatever. If you're popping that pocket and striking stay, there till you're not any more then adjust or change things up then but not before hand. You and your family have a good, safe and blessed rest of your evening and week.
Only disagree with you statement is to notice when a change is needed even though you strick. Maybe a late 4 pin would say hey, ya better notice me.
The challanged U have is trust in myself. Did I miss or did the lane/ball combo miss?
What I like in this video is the thought of room for error. If you get in that error, maybe adjust. A longer/more bowlers would help
I love these POV and how you would make adjustments, or how you knew what the problem was during your release. Can you guys do a video on when to recognize lane transition, and your mind set of what balls to use to combat it.
This is awsome... PLease do more like this kind of video...Everyone only talk about the physical game.. No one talk about the mental game.. You the first...We like to see how the pro-think...Great video Brad..
You mentioned keeping the shoulder quiet, and that’s one of many things I have been trying to fix in my game. For a few weeks, my bowling shoulder has been bothering me (although I have been bowling a lot lately). Someone else may have asked this question already, but how do you keep your shoulder ‘quiet?’
Anyway, very informative video, Brad. ❤
Great video. repeating what someone else said... "You guys should make this a series!"
Thanks for the mental approach to the game.
Always the best advice from you guys! shows The importance of spares and a clean game for as well 🙏
Hook at spares..put a camera to my right at the foul line! I'm ready!🤘🙌 Great video..👍
So valuable to hear you think through a game. Thanks.
I think this kind of video helps a lot for those that are trying to figure out how to process and make adjustments. Also how to focus on what they’re doing well instead of stressing over not striking or being perfect. Thanks for the content!
I like this video. The per shot breakdown is amazing. This is what I do in my head while bowling, so many thoughts.
Been bowling for a year and just starting to get some of the terminology used. Last season I averaged 132 and this season I’m averaging 170. So I have been picking up things here and there from everyone and it usually confuses me. But this was a very informative video and done good enough for me to understand. Thank you sir
Very cool video. So much of bowling is mental. Love hearing the thought pattern
Great video! Very helpful to have someone of your skill verbalize the process.
Great video I loved the thought process on each frame
Really appreciate the explanation on each shot!! As someone who struggles to keep up with the transition having these thoughts spoken and explained is really helpful
Really loved this vlog.. Would love to see more like it on different patterns and with different balls. Thaks for this!!!
amazing video brad. Appreciate the commentary
I believe this might be the absolute best video I've ever seen on this channel. Loved every aspect of this video. I was thinking you probably should have done that 3 and 2 move, 2 frames sooner. Anyways, again, great video!
awesome format here. lookin forward to more of these
By far my favorite video ! Thank you for the insight and in-depth analysis!
THIS, this right here is exactly what I need Brad !! .. thank you so much for this video !!! .. I need to study this over and over and over again. Totally AWESOME video !! .. best of the best!!!
Thank you Brad!!!
That was really cool to follow along with your thought process. I'd love to see y'all do more of these type videos. Thanks for sharing.
This is an awesome format! House bowling and TV Bowling Supply should do something similar!
Great mental game, really nice to learn from you
Love this type of video. I'm a 1H low-medium rev lefty that struggled staying behind the ball so I often would go through my whole arsenal in a 3 game series cause I couldn't change hand position and didn't have the revs to move in too far. Got some coaching from Kelly Kulick and from a local silver level coach recently and now can throw my Pi all 3 games just by changing hand position. The problem is it is taking me too long to determine when to change so this helped shed a little light on it and what to look for or fix when I do miss.
great video - i love hearing how your mind works with every frmae - helps knowing what to focus on in the middle of a game
This video was extremely helpful - Thanks Brad
Yes… Love this video. Great to hear what you’re thinking, before and after each shot. I evaluate stuff: standing area, slide in, targeting, how pins react, how ball went through pins, should I move or was it a bad shot. Never thought about my shoulder and I’ve heard that as couple of times in videos lately. ( I tend to have accuracy issues) I’m definitely gonna work on the shoulder thing. Thanks guys
Awesome video!!! Great insight to utilize for individual leagues and tournaments.
Oh dam! The quiet shoulder! 👍. Now explain how the hips help with launch angles! Thanks!
love the content,
love the editing,
all infos every sec 👍
This was great. Learned a lot.
Really great personality for youtube. Great video.
Hey brad love the information the pattern sounds like here but more slicker on the out side . Lol
The jumpy cuts while he's talking are insane, who edited this? Really informative video though!
Enjoyed and liked your narrative, some insight.😊
Great bowling 🎳 Great video!❤
Really neat video its nice to see your thought process and adjusments in real time. Itd be cool to see both you and kyle on a pair of lanes together since each of yalls techniques are different.
This is the best video you guys have made. Thank you
Good job 👍 I want to see more of these types of videos
Now have kyle to this same video on this same pattern and get his thoughts!
love these type off videos! Please do more
Brad, this was a fantastic video walking through the process. If you do this again, or re-edit this video, can you mark all the visual points on the right side to show were you were at the arrows, where the breakpoint ended so we can really see the points on the lane you are talking about in each shot-by-shot breakdown? That would be a really big help for all of us.
very insightful vid, would be awesome to see more like this on other patterns
More videos like this would be super helpful :)
More of this please.
Just foe the lol's would be cool seeing a side by side after he switched balls for the angles or whatever. Really a banging video, Brad and Kyle are great for the bowling community.
Nice vidéo with explanations 💯
good stuff. breaking down the prosses, but am really loving the scores 3rd frame should be 88 messed up all the count past that, LOL
3rd shot wasn't further to the right, it was exactly like the 1st one, perfect. 4th shot was also like the the 1st and 3rd. Nice video Brad !
great video and explanation.
I appreciate this video a TON! If I could ask, do another based on this but thru 3 games with another player. Some of us struggle with fresh conditions and others with transition. Even if you have to break it down into 2 or 3 videos. Thanks in advance.
Some of us? I think you can say Most Of Us, especially below 200 average
That's where I am. @@alamodeo1977
It is easy to watch powerful players who are high rev and want to mimic what they do when you may not have the same type of tools to do so. What I have found is that by keeping it stupid simple and playing within your game, you will be much better. Watching Norm Duke really puts this into perspective for me personally and it really helped me to dial in my game. You can get too caught up in trying to create these steep angles and high revs to create more hook to play those steep angles. Everything in this video is stupid simple so it is a great example. It is not about who is the most impressive looking bowler with a powerful game. It is really about who has the highest score at the end of the game.
So a few things to start the video, what information did you gather to come to the conclusion of these balls? Do you know the center? Know the types of lanes? How much volume and ratio is on the pattern (you said it was fresh so there's no transition yet) You started throwing shots but were those just guesses? Now you are bowling alone and on one lane so you're creating your own transitions slowly (in real life tournaments, this is NOT going to happen, transition will be faster and there will be others on your pair, at least during qualifying), what kinds of things are you SEEING your ball do on the lane as you progress through a game, I know you're saying the things you feel which is good to know. But what is the ball doing, is it responding too violently? Is it quick? Is it too slow? Is it just right?
ty Brad noise teaching very kewl=P
This video was great. It would be awesome to see this same idea, but with 4 people on the pair. Maybe for 2 or 3 games so we can see more transition shots. Lots of channels talk about the physical game of bowling, but almost none talk about how to think through transition. That kind of video would give you a new niche.
More of these! Different patterns inc house!
Hi Brad! I meet you at the Roth-Holman doubles event, there is a lot of amazing youth bowlers wanting to try and get into the tour, with the cost and time of being on the tour is it worth it?
This is a fantastic video! You should definitely do more of these. I am a new bowler, and although I have been learning a lot over the last month, it definitely is helpful to see your self analysis after every shot. To see what your considerations are about your role, the ball, the lane, the mistakes that you think you made, and how you're going to correct it. Definitely more of these would be awesome!
so yeah love the talk through while bowling a game and the game you bowled is similar to a game that one would expect on the first game of league but could you take it a bit further and show some adjustments to transition? I find myself getting a good first game and then something happens to the pattern and I usually start to move left but sometimes I get this over under reaction that confuses me and end up with a not so good second or third game especially if there are a lot of guys with high revs, they can change things in a hurry and it's hard for me to make the right move, do I change balls or do I change speed or hand rotation or do I try a different zone? would love to see you break that down for us amchurs.
Very good video!
Do you have any advice for bowlers with low revs but high speed? I’m trying to increase my rev rate to match my 16-18 mph ball speed but it’s not working too well
Very interesting video Brad. What do you mean when you say that you're trying to keep your shoulder quiet?
I like the video format. I hope you do this again on tougher lanes, because that's where the thought process is more valuable. Also, hope you do this process over 3 games, because it's the lane transition that people typically struggle with. I definitely want to see more of these types of videos in the future.
Small side note: the virtual scoreboard is a mess! Kinda inaccurate scoring frame by frame, although the actual end score is still correct.
awesome video.
Aced this video, sir! 😊
Great video.
I gotta learn to play further left instead of being stuck around 10-12.
I’m not a high rev guy but will figure it out
There's nothing wrong with staying far right. If it works it works. I wish I could stay there all day but I'm often ending the day with my right foot on 30+(I'm I'm right handed bowler). Hate having to bend the whole lane.
@@stompingpeak2043 me too. If lanes will allow I’ll pitch a tent on the right side😂
So I have questions. You mainly stayed in the same spot to the left more and the camera stand was on the lane to the right. Is there a way you can use the entire lane as an example and move the camera off to help with other style of bowlers?
I would like for you to do this with a dual patterns, unrevealed, and walk us through 15 mins of practice plus a game. Have Kyle with you too and let them give their own perspective with you. That way we see from the beginning what you do to arrive at your desired path!
That's much more advanced..
Excellent video. This kinda during game thinking is main reason I watch bowltv loudly lol. The thoughts behind when and why is under discussed with normies.
When you do these things during actual tournaments, are you going through the process for both lanes on a pair differently? If so, how much? And then how much does this process reset on a new pair after moving?
And, yes, if I got a good look, I'm not changing balls in the 10th frame. Learned that one along time ago. 😊
Cool video talk tech bowling bowling ball brad and Kyle
Will you or Kyle be at the Storm Open in January at Bonwood?
Next time please add the surface type or level whan talking about the balls. Were.they all O.O.B? 2000 or 1000 on the summit? Etc... thanks keep up the great work.
New video, I click. The end
Can you tell us the layouts and why you chose it
Cool video Brad. I personally would have switched balls after frame 6, but I'm not the professional. 😂. If the games was shot across 2 lanes, that 5th frame 8 could have been a 9th frame 8 after an 8 bagger.
10/3/2024 - watched this one again. It's good stuff.
I'm a bit confused about the scoring of frame 4, wouldn't a strike in frame 4 be 90+8+2=110? Why is is 108?
Our new league is a Get Your Gear league. All 3 of these balls you can choose from after 12 weeks. Makes my choice lil easier.