Good luck with that, people are paying 150-180 for single drilled

Show us a video, wouldn’t be the first time you “fixed” it but throw the ball the way you always have.

Strong cover, usually asymmetrical

You can’t even move left of second arrow as it is now, so you don’t have to worry about that

What is it with people with zero tilt always saying it’s special lol

The pearls could react to violently depending on layout, so surface will be key. Low flare or smooth arc (typically pin under) is what I’d want.

Strong cover with a smooth layout

Until his mind understands to work with gravity and roll the ball this cycle will continue

You misread my post, I don’t like strong asymmetrical pearls for the third game. I’m for symmetrical pearls as they dry up because they’re smoother off the spot but still get back. He was wanting his stronger ball (Astrophysix) for the third game.

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He’s adjusting the Drill angle so the psa is in those positions

Pain vs fatigue are different. Trying to hold your hand cocked and cupped the whole swing will take some getting used too. John always has great posts about fitness and is spot on about Jim’s post for you. Rome wasn’t built in a day, bowl a couple games and use video to ensure you’re not reinforcing...

He uses three positions for the psa. In the thumb, half way between thumb and pap, and on the VAL.

Aim towards target, what I mean by lead with ring finger is it should be the most forward (your hand will be behind the ball instead of the side)

Two boards is nothing

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For EXTREME examples of leading with the inside elbow, Roger Bowker and Bob Learn Jr.

Listen to the PSO, lead with ring finger and inside elbow. For your approach and slow arm swing 19 mph off the hand is still muscling it. The ball hooked because you were in the dry ONCE AGAIN. No where did I state the wrist is the problem, it’s the arm swing and closing of the right shoulder from p...

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Baby steps, work on getting your hand behind the ball first. You’re focusing on the last part of the chain and not concentrating on the position that the arm needs to be in. Lead with the inside elbow and quit pulling the ball down.