Basic Bowling Ball Maintenance
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Hey folks, it's John Struckman from Pro Approach Bowling. Today, let's chat about why taking care of your bowling ball is a game-changer.
Top-Notch Performance: A clean ball is a happy ball! When your ball's in good shape, it performs better on the lanes, giving you more strikes and spares.
Tournament Prep: Got a big event like the California State Tournament coming up? Don't overlook maintenance! It's your ticket to consistent, reliable shots when the pressure's on.
Versatility is Key: Want more hook? Or maybe a smoother roll? Adjusting your maintenance routine-cleaning, sanding, or polishing-can dial in your ball's performance to match any lane condition.
Expert Tips: Not sure where to start? Swing by your local pro shop. They've got the know-how to set you up for success based on your playing style and the lanes you'll be facing.
So, whether you're a league regular or a tournament titan, remember: a little TLC for your ball goes a long way. Head to your pro shop, get it cleaned, sanded, or polished, and let's roll some strikes together!
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🎉 yes, sir! Every man needs to always have the proper clean tools for the job at hand.
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Very good video. Question what about urethane? Since that’s a different surface versus reactive I just got a pitch black and I’m using it for strikes and gonna throw it straight for spares. What type of maintenance do you recommend for that?
Thank you! Appreciate it!
A good overall surface would be to sand at 500 then finish with a 2000. Should be pretty versatile with the urethane for you.
Thanks for watching!
@@proapproachbowling thank you for taking the time to answer my questions. I appreciate it.
Okay but what i want to know is like week to week what should i do . I heard clean after every use . Hpw often should i sand or surface it .
@@Rahmanooooo yes. Clean with ball cleaner after every use. You can sand or surface the ball once your ball lane shines or had track marks on it. You can also take to your local pro shop for a recommendation or stop by one of our stores if you are here in Southern California