Jochemke wrote:
Hello everyone,
I'm bowling for a year now and i'm really looking into every factor of bowling. I'm trying to learn more about ball motion and drilling and such. But I would like to know if there really is a way to tell how the ball will most likely behave on the lane? I do know that it depends much on the person, lane, condition, etc but what do ball specs say?
For example if i'm looking for a (strong) arcing motion, what do I have to look for?
Ball surface is about 60% of the ball motion. Dull surface is more arc where as shiny surfaces are more angular at the breakpoint. The layout is used to tune the action of the core to your particular release specs. Speed, Revs Tilt and Rotation. Lower ratio layouts are more arcing in the shape and high Ratios are more skid snap
I really hope someone can help me here.
Comment in color aboveThe Dual Angle Ratio guide is how the ratios are determined...
http://wiki.bowlingchat.net/wiki/index. ... atio_GuidePicking out a ball is not necessarily the easiest to do or even explain.
Knowing release specs, lane condition and what your favorite color is. I joke about color because I have shopped for color on more than one occasion. It is important to many bowlers.
Higher differential will have more hook potential.
Asymmetrical cored balls have more drilling options.
