As a teacher, it has always been my job to first assess what students need to learn based on their particular levels of knowledge and attitudes. Back when I was writing those complex articles about the modern aspects of our sport, I was reacting to those many bowlers who were stuck in the past and ignoring the modern aspects of the game. Now I see a disturbing trend in the other direction of which you (Aslan) are a prime example. Many bowlers have become obsessed with bowling balls, either the core specifics, or more commonly, surfacing as it is easier to understand. Many have forgotten that it is still the physical activity of the sport that must be mastered before the extras such as core dynamics and surfacing make much difference at all.I find this to be a SHOCKING reply from a guy that has written in depth articles...some of which I've read in their entirety...on ball RG and topics such as how environmental factors and topography will minutely affect ball motion.
Despite my own history of writing complex articles about bowling balls, I have to admit that I am currently bowling better than I ever have before despite the fact that I leave my six bowling balls in my locker at the bowling center, touch up the surfaces by hand about once a month, never clean them, and take them home to resurface once a year whether they need it or not!
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