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Cranker - high rev rate, lots of speed, big hook.
Stroker - lower rev rate, slower speed, less hook(usually), more traditional style.
Tweener - everything inbetween.
Of course it doesn't really help you to know which category you fall into, but it's only natural to want to know where you fit into these descriptions.
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Hmmm, so Wes Mallot is a power stroker, interesting. I would have classified him and Chris Barnes as Tweeners. Just goes to show how subjective it can be.
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I tend to think of strokers are relatively low-rev bowlers who play mostly from the outside and have a very smooth delivery. In general, they tend to be much more accurate than crankers at the expense of some power. It's a simple way to bowl that can be effective, but I think a lot of people find it boring because it doesn't look as impressive.
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