With today’s market, it can be difficult for a bowler to put together a left handed arsenal. Rod Ross demonstrates different ball shapes and distances of a left handed arsenal. If you’re left handed and playing in today’s game, watch this video to learn about different bowling ball types and what you need in terms of an arsenal in order to be competition ready.
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Could a right-hander use this information, too?
Hi Maxwell,
Thank you for your patience, here is the experts response:
Yes you can.
The amount of bowlers on the right side require larger moves left on the approach with options to change ball and adjust hand position and ball speed, opposed to left handed bowlers finding themselves making smaller moves on the approach and adjusting speed, hand position along with ball changes.
Thanks for watching!
Sincerely,
Joan
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