
Originally Posted by
Aslan
You do realize you can make adjustments other than switching to another ball though right? I move laterally quite a bit as a game goes on. With a stronger ball, this is even more important. I can vary my release slightly which makes my ball go straight rather than hook. I can slightly increase my backswing (slightly) to give it a little more speed, straighten it out, hit a pin further back in the rack, etc....
I've watched more than one person...both very good bowlers...play the "bowling ball merry go round" trying to find the perfect ball to do what they want on a given lane/given night...and they end up throwing away 1-2 games. In contrast, if they just use the strongest ball early...make slight adjustments...then switch to a lesser ball in game 2 or 3...if necessary...continue with slight adjustments...and bamm...problem solved.
I've seen people switching balls when they aren't even hitting their mark. How can you know your ball is even the problem if you're missing your mark??
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