Question about Lane Play

[Amyers]

And here's where I've been having some challenges recently. I agree with the 3 groups above for the most part (you can also throw in plastic ball throwers who spray it all over the lane I suppose) but in competitive league I start in a spot somewhere between groups 1-2 on the lanes. Adjust, blah blah. By game 3, I'm in a position where anything more inside is chewed up by the inside players, but the outside line is burnt up as well. That's the over-under situation that I'm not good enough to solve yet, sometimes I can but a lot of the time it'll take a few frames of moving around and by then the game is shot.

Your not the only one that suffers from that. I guess due to axis tilt or whatever I can't play outside of ten unless it's a sports pattern or something and even when I do I'm very uncomfortable as I don't get to play there often. But from 10-17 I'm great and in most mixed leagues I'm the deepest guy so I don't have to worry about anybody burning a line inside of me but when I'm bowling on travel league or the higher level men's leagues that happens sometimes and when I need to make that jump from playing 15 to playing 20 things go bad quick

[billf]

And here's where I've been having some challenges recently. I agree with the 3 groups above for the most part (you can also throw in plastic ball throwers who spray it all over the lane I suppose) but in competitive league I start in a spot somewhere between groups 1-2 on the lanes. Adjust, blah blah. By game 3, I'm in a position where anything more inside is chewed up by the inside players, but the outside line is burnt up as well. That's the over-under situation that I'm not good enough to solve yet, sometimes I can but a lot of the time it'll take a few frames of moving around and by then the game is shot.

Take a ball with a decently strong core, drill to read early with a strong pin to PAP distance then adjust the cover to a higher grit plus maybe polish. The layout will smooth out the midlane read, cover help to clear the heads and retain back end where the strong core can take over to carry corner pins.

[mc_runner]

Take a ball with a decently strong core, drill to read early with a strong pin to PAP distance then adjust the cover to a higher grit plus maybe polish. The layout will smooth out the midlane read, cover help to clear the heads and retain back end where the strong core can take over to carry corner pins.

I'm going to try this out with my IQ nano, I'll play around with the surface and see if I can get some good read with it. For now, I've mainly been using my HyRoad in game 3 but I have to bring up the speed to a level where I'm not super comfortable.