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1:47Two-Handed Bowling: Lay Down and Loft
The two-handed game has a lot of options available when faced with changing lane conditions. In this premium video, Scott Pohl, owner of On Track Pro Shop, explains why loft is a valuable tool to have in the tool box for two-handed bowlers. Loft When bowling on a low oil volume pattern, also referred to…
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2:05Ball Motion: Burn Out or Burn Up
Staying ahead of lane transition requires a trained eye with an observer’s mentality. In this premium video lesson, Scott Pohl, owner of On Track Pro Shop, explains what burn up and burn out are and what moves to make to combat them. Burn Up If the bowling ball is hooking too early and hits the…
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1:51Staying in the Pocket: More Strikes and Easier Spares
When your bowling ball hits the pocket, you rarely get less than an 8 count on the scoreboard. Hitting the pocket on your first shot doesn’t always lead to a strike, however, it does make for more manageable single and multiple pin spares. In this premium video, Scott Pohl, owner of On Track Pro Shop,…
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4:03How To Get Lined Up and Adjust When Lanes Transition
Bowling’s playing surface is altered every time a bowling ball touches the lane. This is one of many factors that make every lane unique. In this premium video lesson, Coach Erik Vermilyea with Track teaches you how to get lined up when you first start bowling and what to do when the lanes transition. Practice…
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5:18Breaking Down Bowling Ball Motion
When a bowling ball travels down lane, it goes through three distinct phases: skid, hook, and roll. In this video, Coach Erik Vermilyea with Track demonstrates how understanding ball motion dictates bowling ball choice. Overview From the time you let go of the bowling ball, the bowling ball is slowing down. The fastest the bowling…
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