"So, many of the pros are adjusting even before an adjustment is needed."krava wrote:remember I am trying to learn here. Would you abandon your "line" if everytime you did hit the pocket you got an X?
- Norm Duke
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Yes these are correct.krava wrote:See if I am correct saying this:
You abandon your line for the following reasons:
#0 If you can't hit the pocket flush or ball not getting flush to the pocket
#1 It isn't carrying
#2 You have no miss room (atleast on a THS shot) or if you have limited miss room (you can miss a little to the right but not miss any to the left)
#3 The ball you are throwing is having bad ball roll (rolling out or either sliding too far.
Like Rob said you on this topic. It is lane which tell you when to change ball and you should listen.krava wrote:[and you don't want to do a ball change] )
This is where you should change ball to one which can change direction faster (skid/flip reaction).krava wrote:I leave 10 pins when I move inside because I play too "direct" not much angle to the pocket. I can't throw it out and have it come back from the inside, it just won't come back, probably because of the speed.
I drew you picture which shows where lane is drying out and where you then should be playing. Also pay attention to shape of ball motion (more inside you move more skid/flip type reaction you need):