Probably 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 easy fix may be just what you need to get your ball to react differently on the lane.
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3:14Comparing Bowling Lane Surfaces
Different lane surfaces can create different ball reactions. Kim Terrell-Kearney discusses the various characteristics of a lane that can make your ball roll differently. Learn how your ball might react depending on the type of surface you are competing on.
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9:32Understanding Bowling Ball Motion
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8:04Understanding You as a Bowler: Bowling Ball P.A.P.
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