Increasing your speed would help significantly mantis. The angle created by a 10mph shot is just too hard to control.
I notice with fresh oil I get more strikes when i stand at 35 and throw between arrows 3 and 4. When I bowl on a burned up lane my strikes are very spotty. So much for going pro with my new ball :P
In the Bag: Hammer Nail, Smoke and Fire #13 RG (2.53) Diff (.055) - Bowling a 189 Game
Open Average: 171 High Open Game: 226
Tweener; Deep; Medium Loft; Low Backswing ; Speed: 12 MPH
Increasing your speed would help significantly mantis. The angle created by a 10mph shot is just too hard to control.
So speed up my approach?Originally Posted by ZRock
In the Bag: Hammer Nail, Smoke and Fire #13 RG (2.53) Diff (.055) - Bowling a 189 Game
Open Average: 171 High Open Game: 226
Tweener; Deep; Medium Loft; Low Backswing ; Speed: 12 MPH
I've noticed a couple of times that you've mentioned "going Pro'. How long have you been bowling and what's your average?
Bob
"There truly is such a thing as a bad night and when these doomed evenings arrive you can't avoid them. But there's a bright side to this, it's that bad nights won't kill you, and sometimes will make you a little smarter."
I just got back into bowling after 12 years. I have been back into bowling for the past month. My average is not above 200.
In the Bag: Hammer Nail, Smoke and Fire #13 RG (2.53) Diff (.055) - Bowling a 189 Game
Open Average: 171 High Open Game: 226
Tweener; Deep; Medium Loft; Low Backswing ; Speed: 12 MPH
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