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Dylan S
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5 months ago @ New Bowling Balls, Bow... - Stay Behind Your Ball ... · 0 replies · +1 points
Thank you for your comment! Bowlers tend to overlap their steps when they are drifting during their approach. If this is not your intent then I would slow your approach down to gain more control and focus on stepping to the approach in a straight line. Minor adjustments may have to be made since slowing your approach may require a shorter approach length. I hope this helps and if you have any more questions feel free to comment on this string! Good luck and good bowling!
Sincerely,
Dylan S.
bowlingball.com Staff
10 months ago @ New Bowling Balls, Bow... - Professional Custom Dr... · 0 replies · +1 points
Thank you for choosing Pyramid and sharing your positive experience with the Pathogen Plague. We're thrilled to hear that the custom drilling and Vice IT thumb have contributed to your comfort and success on the lanes. Your recommendation means a lot, and we appreciate your trust in Pyramid Bowling. If you have any further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out.
Wishing you continued success on your bowling journey!
Jessica
bowlingball.com Staff
1 year ago @ New Bowling Balls, Bow... - Professional Custom Dr... · 0 replies · +1 points
Thank you so much for taking the time to share your testimonial with us. We are so thrilled that you trusted us to drill your new bowling gear. We cannot thank you enough for your flexibility and understanding with the thumb slug. Now that we have the correct thumb size on file for you, we will be able to drill your next bowling ball for you without a hitch; and we're looking forward to doing that for you!
Thank you again,
Jess
bowlingball.com Staff
1 year ago @ New Bowling Balls, Bow... - Pay Attention To Bowli... · 0 replies · +1 points
Typically when a bowler says "through the nose", this means the ball hits the headpin dead center, instead of on the side for a perfect pocket hit.
Good luck and good bowling,
Jess
bowlingball.com Staff
1 year ago @ New Bowling Balls, Bow... - Bowling Timing - bowli... · 0 replies · +1 points
May we ask what weight ball you are throwing and what kind? Having a naturally fast swing isn't necessarily a bad thing - as long as the swing is free and loose, like a pendulum. Being able to consistently repeat shots is key. Depending on where your target is on the lanes, making an adjustment to where you are standing on the approach may be a better solution before trying to alter/change your swing.
Good luck and good bowling,
Jess
1 year ago @ New Bowling Balls, Bow... - Bowling Arm Swing Dire... · 0 replies · +1 points
Thank you for your comment. You are not alone in the struggle to find the correct weight bowling ball as an experienced bowler. Many veteran bowlers grapple with this situation. Before you consider dropping down in ball weight again, it's important to make sure your hand measurements are accurate. Have you had your hand remeasured recently by your pro shop? It's possible that a slight adjustment to your span and/or finger hole pitches can offer quick a bit of relief. We would suggest checking your fit first. If everything is fitting properly, then dropping down to 13 lbs may be a good solution.
Good luck and good bowling.
Jessica
bowlingball.com
1 year ago @ New Bowling Balls, Bow... - Bowling League Lane Co... · 0 replies · +1 points
We would suggest speaking with your league secretary about this incident. It sounds like a simple etiquette/courtesy issue as opposed to a violation of a legal league rule. USBC Rulebook states only about lane courtesy/approach courtesy in the Etiquette Information; not in the "official" rules listed. Some bowlers are more sensitive to this etiquette than others (i.e. some bowlers ask for two lane courtesy, etc.)
Thank you for your comment. Good luck and good bowling.
Jessica
bowlingball.com Staff
1 year ago @ New Bowling Balls, Bow... - Customized Bowling Bal... · 0 replies · +1 points
We can make a solid orange ball with the different arrangements of red stars on the side. If you are interested in moving forward, please contact us at support@bowlingball.com.
Thank you!
Jessica
bowlingball.com
1 year ago @ New Bowling Balls, Bow... - bowlingball.com BowlVe... · 0 replies · +1 points
What kind of Dexter shoes are you currently using? Are the soles interchangeable? Was the shoe slide you purchased too much slide? Or not enough? If your current shoes do not have interchangeable slide soles, it may be time to consider purchasing a new pair. We have some excellent, affordable options right here on bowlingball.com. (https://www.bowlingball.com/shop/all/bowling-shoes/) Something like the Pyramid Path Lite Seamless Mesh bowling shoes would be a great option. Pyramid also makes a high performance shoe that has interchangeable soles and heels called the HPX: (https://www.bowlingball.com/products/bowling-shoes/pyramid/12413/mens-hpx-blackblack-right-handed.html)
If purchasing new shoes isn't in the cards at this time, that's perfectly okay! Some other inexpensive solutions would be using a sock over just the slide sole of your bowling shoes or using a slide stone on the sole of your shoes.
Good luck and good bowling,
Jessica
bowlingball.com Staff
1 year ago @ New Bowling Balls, Bow... - Bowling Spares As Easy... · 0 replies · +1 points
It can be difficult to make specific suggestions on how you may improve your game without being there to observe you bowl. In general, a 14 lb ball should offer enough carry, depending on ball speed, coverstock, core, etc. What kind of ball are you currently using? When is the last time it was resurfaced? Often times a simple cleaning and resurface to your current ball can work wonders! We would highly suggest consulting with a local pro shop or coach that can help provide a second opinion though.
Good luck and good bowling,
Jessica
bowlingball.com Staff
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