Fresh THS, am I not sending it out far enough?

[noeymc]

it goes both way both players have to make adjustments on any lane due to everything that could effect there shot temp lane conditions anything how that person is feeling that day all these things can play into it and there are a lot of other things that come into play

[Ball99999]

Just a FYI the Exit point formula (pattern length - 31 = Exit point),Just tells where the ball should exit the oil pattern.

It doesn't tell you the breakpoint.

The exit point is determined by the length because if the length is too long and the ball exits on the outside it won't have enough angle to get to the pocket, and if the length is too short and the ball exits too far inside it'll veer left, right?

[billf]

I should have asked the question differently. What I ment to say was does a down & in player have it easier then a coast-coast player? I think I have an advantage since I can play straight up then coast-coast. On the other hand coast-coast players might have it easier on shorter patterns.

Zothen

Straighter is greater. Advantage= YOU. It's all what you're use to. Some find it easier to shoot with the shoulders square to the lane, like most strokers do while others have no problem finding an object to be square to thus allowing their shoulders to be open at the line. Personally, down and in is easier for me but that's only because I tend to pull it when cranking being conscience of the looming gutter. I don't have that anxiety when playing straight up the 1.

[bowl1820]

[QUOTE=Ball99999;61516]The exit point is determined by the length because if the length is too long and the ball exits on the outside it won't have enough angle to get to the pocket, and if the length is too short and the ball exits too far inside it'll veer left, right?[/QUOTE

If you want to know about the exit point formula you'll have to read about it.

You can start here:
http://bowlingknowledge.info/index.p...d=20&Itemid=46