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@@demanso1 exactly!

@@JustinMorgan-b7p Tell that to the young two hander I've got out here at my youth league. The kid throws it very hard, over 20 mph at release and these new balls are money for him. Any ball can be overpowered, especially if you don't have the proper layout or ball surface for the type of bowler you are. That and these are not even close to what swag had previously. The coverstock changes that have been made to the equipment have made a big difference.

@ gotta see it to believe it. Post a video on your account then I will believe it buddy 😂😉

@@darrinwatts9979 I actually used mine in league this past week. I was forced deep but this thing just wouldn't stop and was obliterating racks. Ended up shooting 270 with it.

They all worked great!

@@BowlingwithDiallo thank you.

Personally, I am still un-decided on that part. After throwing the Fusion and seeing what it can do, I may just leave the unreal polished to avoid overlap with the fusion.

I appreciate it! Thank you for watching!

It’s a great ball. I hope you enjoy the Ion Max! You should definitely look into the judge at some point. It will dominate oily conditions!

Thank you!

It's an excellent sound! This indicates that the coverstock really has some good grip to it.

@@donsterlai from everything I've seen he appears to use a classic first knuckle fingertip grip.

@@bch9124 this original short was recorded without a good wireless mic. Fortunately, I have a much better one now.

@@navystan your welcome! I'm glad you found the channel. Welcome!

@@kaminskitj I'll have reviews coming as soon as my shipment arrives. Hopefully by the end of the week.

Glad to help you understand why certain balls work better on different lane conditions! Welcome to the channel!

You are welcome! Thank you for the comments and welcome to the channel!

I am glad you found the channel! Thanks for the sub!

@@BigSkyBowler I'm glad I found it too. BTW, I found you on Instagram and have followed you there too. You may want to update the link in your UA-cam profile.

I'm glad you found the series helpful! You are very welcome.

@@matthewputtroff9551 you can, but it's much harder to adjust without your thumb in the ball. When you change your rotation, your tilt usually changes a few degrees.

@@cedricnoplay9193 thank you. I have a few videos in this series that talk about the release. Check out the playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PL0RuV1yjxFnYDGTplAn47pkqQ51uihxbn.html

@@Threebarscross your welcome!

@@Threebarscross and thank you for watching.

Thank you so much! I am glad you found the channel. If you end up moving, let me know and we can work out lessons.

That would be great. You have a gift of explaining so that everyone is able to understand. Respect.

I'm glad this video helped you! Hope you can find some relief in two-handed bowling!

There are a few I believe. On the pro level, the last one I can remember is Anthony Russo. I think that he may have switched to thumb less. Using your thumb as a two hander actually takes away quite a few benefits from the two handed game.

Thank you

@@SuperSdbaby not turn. Turning the ball with your wrist has absolutely nothing to do with Rev rate. It allows a player to induce more axis rotation or less depending on the wrist position. Being under the ball and opening the wrist quickly is what generates Rev rate.

@@flaviuspestano6259 thank you! I appreciate that!

@@Pool4Today I rotate the ball left because I'm right handed.

@ well I’m left handed so what do I do

@@Pool4Today as a left hander, your rotation would go to the right. You can perform these same steps with your left hand, just in the opposite direction.

@ thanks I’ll try it on my bowling practice today

@@rleriche5044 great tool for at home. Especially if you have a mirror!

@@EviLNox8 there is but you have to develop very quick feet without the stutter step or skip step. This can sometimes be very difficult to do.

@@BUSTANUTELLA most two-handed bowlers have this exact issue. The best way to correct the issue is to make sure when you release the ball that your release hand is behind the ball instead of on the top of the ball and when you rotate the ball, you need to be using your middle finger to add the rotation. You should feel more lift on your middle finger versus your ring finger.

I am glad it made sense. Welcome to the channel!

@@mikekaupa9190 you are very welcome!

@@getsmartpaul very true! Check the full video in the description!

it's a very good thing as it maintains pattern integrity and shape throughout competition - very similar to what you get with a reactive cover ball.

I definitely understand that. The goal should be to have your shoulders in line but if you lack the flexibility to get there completely, getting most of the way there or even half way will help improve your two handed approach.

@@BigSkyBowler thanks for the feedback. I had a lesson today with my coach Shawn and he helped me with my approach. My second step wasn’t crossing over step 1 , which wasn’t moving opening my hip to (make space) for my swing. I had a very solid practice and this helped me open my hip to allow space for these silverback shoulders lol. 😝. I appreciate ya bro.

@@MrThinkImPossible that's awesome! Glad to hear about the progress you've made! Thanks!

@@jasonkubanis416 ball entered high pocket at the 18th board. High flush is 17.5. true pocket is 17. Entering the pocket at these different areas is a direct result of the friction, or lack thereof, that the ball encounters as it travels down the lane.

@@BigSkyBowleror you just missed left… you need to blame yourself sometimes too, it’s not always the lane’s fault

I did not miss left. If you watch the ball travel down the lane, the intended target line was 15 at the arrows and 10 at the breakpoint. I agree, sometimes you have to blame yourself but in this case, the intended line was hit within a half board on a house shot.

@@BigSkyBowler i have never seen anyone play such a tight line to the pocket in my whole life before, it is your fault because you’re not giving yoursrlf enough missroom, you gotta blame yourself on this one if you’re playing this type of line. I’ll suggest move left a little bit and open your angles a little more with a stronger ball

​@@livarusgta8288 You play the pattern the way it wants to be played. In this case, the left over house shot had plenty of carry down and wanted to be played straighter. You cannot simply just move left with a strong ball all of the time. Once this particular house shot breaks down, it plays better with tighter angles to the pocket. The over/under reaction gets real tough through the night when your bowling against a team of straight bowlers with plastic.

Of course... The cause of the ball going in too high however is a direct result in overall ball motion.

It's always fun, even when you don't make it.

@@UhKimboze your welcome and thanks for watching!

@@AustinBoil yes there was a few.. happens when you miss left.

@@AustinBoil custom sport shot produced by the center.

2:1 ratio, 39', 27 mils.

@@BigSkyBowler Well that is definitely a flat, greasy one for sure. People who don’t bowl on these kinds of conditions have no clue how much harder it is, they will humble you quick!

@@AustinBoil agreed! It's a totally different experience on tougher conditions. This particular shot was all about letting the pattern come to you as it opened up.

@@getsmartpaul thanks! I've thought about doing that on occasion but it's not allowed at youth only tournaments. When she starts competing in adult tournaments soon to get more experience, I'll be able to.

@@pho_bowler definitely! There are plenty of two handers who do. I would be more concerned about knee health however over the long term, than about balance.

@@BigSkyBowler Tell me about it. My plant foot has a torn acl in my younger years so I switched hands do to bicep tear and knee issues. Love your tips on the videos! Hopefully one day I can bowl properly without pain.

@@pho_bowler sorry to hear about that knee. Keeping your other knee healthy is going to be important. If you don't know how to slide, I recommend taking the time to learn using one step drills. Thanks for the compliments!

@@BigSkyBowler One step drill it is! I developed a bad habit of landing heal first that leads to all kinds of problems. Will try to land flat. I’m using the leather heal paired w/ #6. Let me know if you recommend something else! Thank you for your time replying to your followers.👊🏽

@@pho_bowler of course! An s6 is right in the middle and a good starting point. You may want to try a 7 or even an 8 though depending on your approaches. The heel is a good starting point as well. Going with more brake would likely be too much of an adjustment. Don't be afraid to experiment with different combinations.

Thank you! I wish I could do more testing with balls that are undrilled to truly get accurate results with what surface type would carry the most oil down to the pins.

Plastic does have much more carry down than any other ball. It's literally what they do. Since like you said they don't flare. Even the high end Plastic balls with asym cores will have very little flare compared to anything else. Just try it sometime. Get a Plastic ball and slow hook it down your mark where your breakpoint is for a handful of shots. You'll basically create a sports shot and completely destroy the pattern. It's also why bowling league against teams that only use straight balls is more difficult. Urethane can be bad with carry down but there's a massive reason. It's that people don't properly wipe the ball after their previous shot. Even then much more oil will be left on the cover compared to just pushing it down the lane. People complain about it to complain typically. Then reactive will pick the most up because fresh ball is constantly going through the oil and its very unlikely to roll over soiled ball surface. These balls also absorb oil so wiping the ball isn't a big issue compared to other options. Since it'll be relatively fresh on the next shot. The only real problem would be using a reactive cover that doesn't absorb as much or using alot of polish. Then not using a towel or shirt between shots. In the end the best way to maintain lanes is having people throw in similar zones consistently. If you have a bad team or people on your pair the lanes will be ruined regardless of what ball is used. If you have a few people establishing a breakpoint then that shot will last for 6 games with little movement.

@@stompingpeak2043 No. That's not how physics works and honestly i could sit here and write another essay of why you're wrong in your statement. I can make a purple hammer flare about 2/3rds of the ball side just as i can make a plastic ball with a symmetric weightblock in it do it aswell (it doesnt matter if its polished too kek). A plastic ball with no core in it merely a filler material will do as i stated above, roll end over end. HOWEVER A symmetric core is inherently more stable than any asymmetric core. It's more of a challenge and a thumb user will be much easier to do this for than a 2H bowler because they also naturally almost all have very low tilt and the added huge hole ofcourse... So with an asymmetric core, a proper drilling layout taking to account the PSA will create flare (how much) based of bowlers stats and PAP. That's physics, not my opinion. You're welcome to try re-revolutionize bowling and basicly take the pioneers like Pinel and Ron from radical and countless others who worked on this for decades and tell them math is wrong. You then state something that i explicitly pointed out in my comment, straight balls create carrydown while disagreeing with that very notion from my text? huh? I'm telling you, it wont matter what the surface is and especially absorption rate because any normal decent bowler will wipe their ball each and every shot. Do you really think a 4 minute absorption rate will matter in the 2 seconds range the ball is in the front part of the lane? I hope not. I'll give you points on the fact that certain bowlers dont wipe their balls and you are hypothetically correct in that regard that it could create scenarios where by it creates 'carrydown' hell while we're even thinking about it i would agree it could even enhance it. I dont like to argue over hypothetical scenarios... Fact is bowlers should wipe their ball with each throw, its kinda taught at a basic starter level and nobody likes slippery. You're also misinformed or just ignoring the fact that a reactive ball can have low flare, a very popular ball is the scorpion or another like the rattler for an example ;). A low flaring ball will roll over the same part of the ball until it meets friction, dump it and then hook -> roll. Asymmetric balls can be drilled to be low flare aswell however its like i said much harder the higher the DIFF is and also intermediate differential plays a role especially at the hook ->roll phase. This is no different from plastic, urethane, reactives and their coverstock derivatives. And here's maybe another fun fact for you, hybrids and pearls (silica) are reactives too! They're just blended solids with additives. It's a marketing naming scheme to easy it down for normal people. Coverstock formulas is still today very secretive between brands.

@@mattlivetv9246 I'm all about sharing correct information and I'm more than humble enough to admit when I'm wrong. Whatever helps grow the sport!

You mean you have an oil track going over finger holes? The best way to get the track off of the finger holes is to induce more rotation at the release to increase your tilt. Finger pitches also play a very big role. You want more reverse pitch in your ring finger than you have in your middle finger.

@@BigSkyBowler what does this mean

@@hethan_life meaning your ring finger needs to be pierced away from the balls core and your middle finger needs to be pitched towards the balls core. Your pro shop operator will know what this means.