In videos coming soon i will be throwing two new cobalt bombs, 15lbs each, with different pins placements and using the same pins. I will be showing the difference in pin placements on a bowling balls.

 If you wanna see me throw a bowling ball that you wanna buy, just leave a comment and ill try to make a video of it so you can see it before you get it. Thanks

Sanding a bowling ball gives any ball more hook.  You can sand any bowling ball you want to in order to gain more hook.

Sanding a particle bowling ball will have less length and will have a stronger, or more hook to it.

Sanding a reactive bowling ball will just increase the hook potential.

Finding out if the lanes are oily or dry is easy. First thing you should do is play the line you always do, or throw the ball in the same area that you usually. If the ball doesn’t hit the pocket that means the lanes are oily. If your ball hits the pocket high, or goes on the other side of the head pin, the lanes are dry.

Well, when you have a finger tip ball you always wanna put your ring and middle finger in the ball first, then you put your thumb in the ball.

Trying to master hooking the ball is hard under normal conditions, but when the lanes are dry it’s a hole new story. When throwing the ball fast and hard with a high rev rate, or if you hook the ball it takes a lot accuracy.

Step one: When throwing a fast hook ball watch for any oil spots or dry areas on the lane, the thing is when the lanes are dry, finding a oily spot could save your life. When the lanes are a tad touchy in the back end, finding a dry spot will increase back end reaction.

Step two: When bowling, know your limitations.

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ABT is the amateur bowling tournament. the abt uses handicap. there are two classes, a classic which is any one with a avg less then a 194, and there is a major which is for anyone with a avg over 194. The ABT format is a four game block and there are 2 blocks on Friday, 3 on Saturday, and one on Sunday. the total number of bowlers for Friday will be added up and the top 1/5th of the bowler will advance and the same goes on to Sunday. After the last block on Sunday the remaining bowlers will do one more block then the top five will bowl against each other in step ladder format.