Changes in a ball’s surface can make for drastic changes on the lanes. Using E.A.R.L., or Enhanced Automated Robotic Launcher, Rod Ross and Bryan O’Keefe demonstrate just how surface texture affects the performance of a bowling ball. Watch how fine tuning the surface of a ball can give you the motion that you are looking for through the pins.
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2:10Bowling coach Bryan O’Keefe discusses bowling ball fit with professional bowler Mike Fagan. Mike talks about his game and the reason behind his ball fit. With ball fit, if there is too much pressure on the fingers or joints, it is a sign that an adjustment needs to be made.
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1:59Like with the essential equipment of any other sport, if you’re uncomfortable with your bowling ball fit, you’re going to notice inconsistencies in your game. Bowling coaches Kim Terrell-Kearney and Bryan O’Keefe discuss the basic things you should consider when being fitted, including hand size, flexibility and finger strength.
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9:18Probably the easiest adjustment that a bowler can make to their ball is changing the bowling ball surface. Coaches Kim Terrell-Kearney and Ken Yokobosky discuss how the surface of a bowling ball accounts for the majority of that ball’s reaction. Don’t waste time and money plugging and re-drilling your bowling balls. Watch this video to learn how this quick and…
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8:46Del Warren discusses types of bowling tools for training that provide instant feedback. As opposed to always having to throw a ball to train yourself, these tools can be a great for using off the lanes. Del demonstrates various drills that utilize these bowling tools.
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