see no difference really
"watching pros throw countless strikes in a you tube video, is like watching
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and i have never had a ball that can do exactly like any ball from the videos, i had similar 350 revs and i very rarely could play a ball over the 5th arrow, and was always a little shaky playing the 4th lol
"watching pros throw countless strikes in a you tube video, is like watching
super models in bikini's eating cheeseburgers on the hood of a pickup. sex sells"
All very true points. It just seemed strange because there was something that just screamed First Blood too me. I have two guys I bowl with that throw that one so I'm very familiar with the roll of it. I guess when you keep 25 balls in your line up there is bound to be cross over. The videos never do me any good either with my low track everything starts earlier for me so I have to be careful with what I pick out.
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shouldn't a lower track push further? high track means more forward roll and sooner turn, lower track means more lateral rotation and later turn? or do i have that backwards? since converting to Sarge Easter my track is allot higher than it used to be, which is why is still get the same amount of hook with lower revs, i just have more forward roll now than i used too.
"watching pros throw countless strikes in a you tube video, is like watching
super models in bikini's eating cheeseburgers on the hood of a pickup. sex sells"
Many of the balls coming out these days look the same to me on the videos(i.e. they all strike). I bought into the get a new ball hysteria earlier this year and got 3 new to me balls. Did I really need them? Not really. 2 of them I sparingly use, IQ Fusion and Uproar.
Uproar is just too flippy for me, I got it for dry lanes, but is definitely not a dry lane ball it was cracked up to be. Left a bit of a sour taste in my mouth listening to the ball reps talk about what the ball will do.
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Unless I am incorrect Lower Track has more side rotation which causes the ball to hook earlier. Higher track is more up the back end over end so it goes longer. Not so much more or less hook as lower track is earlier hook higher track is later. I think you have the correct analysis just the wrong conclusion. If you are in the drier portion of the lane you might actually get more hook with a higher track as the ball is expending less energy until later in the roll if that makes any sense.
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i dunno, i was always told forward roll meant earlier roll, now this is also based on your PAP, if i take your ball (low track, drilled to your PAP) and i throw it then yes i believe you will see that end over end motion, lower tracks tend to mean higher revs which is why it hooks more than lower rev high tracks, but high tracks do roll earlier.
"watching pros throw countless strikes in a you tube video, is like watching
super models in bikini's eating cheeseburgers on the hood of a pickup. sex sells"
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