new from florida

[JaxBowlingGuy]

Ok after watching the vid i noticed a couple things.. 1, the ball looks to be polished of some soft.. this will cause the ball to store energy longer and have a sharper back end usually.. like i said in a earlier post if you dull the ball up some it will actually calm it down a hair and make the movement a but more predictable... The layout you have is VERY VERY close to the layout that i put on 95% of my equipment.. It looks like a stacked #8 storm layout.. its a good all around layout but i have noticed tends to not like the really heavy oils that you may run into at the bigger tournaments.. thats where my other 5% of equipment comes into play with my "tournament balls" with my "tournament layouts"... If you worked on tryin to stay more behind the ball with your hand when throwing it could also help with the big snap.. This is just a little bit of info from what i noticed.. if anyone else has anything to add please do..

Below is the layout on most of my balls "Shift pictured"


Pin and CG

Pin, CG, MB

[maverick_124]

i tried t ostay behind the ball and when i do that i speed WAY up and it just goes stright...i went from throwing 14.5's with that snap to throwing 20's with no hook

[JaxBowlingGuy]

That layour does tend to be a little snappy on thr back.. I would try dulling the ball some then. Its 2000 out of the box.. maybe go back to that or if thats still too much go up to 4000. It will lose a little movement but you should find that it will be easier to control.

[maverick_124]

i have changed nothing on the ball since i got it, i had it cleaned 2 weeks ago tho