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Everybody wants to know what is being drilled. Now you
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| Brad Angelo used the
Absolute Inferno. He decided to commit to firmer speed.
Fortunately we drilled this ball last week.
Brad's comments-Rick laid it
out for the 43 foot pattern and it worked on the 35.
Nice job Rick.
Rick's comments-Well if you had seen Brad's arsenal you
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| Tom Baker used an
Absolute Inferno in the morning.
Tom's comment It didn't work the first two games then
the oil carried down and I needed something to turn the
corner this ball gave me the strong smooth arc I was
looking for. I only had to move 2 or 3 boards once I got
into this ball.
Rick's comments-Tom do you ever say anything
different? Every bowler seems to want their ball to turn
the corner harder. Try smoother it works better longer.
Pull out the Strike Zone or Ultimate until the oil gets
down the lane. |
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| Nathan Bohr. Well Nathan
what do you have to say about your ball choices?
Nathan's comments-The
ball made me throw it bad. My hand was in the wrong
position the whole morning. I found out in the practice
session I had after the block, it was not the ball. I
sucked! Look for a rebound next round.
Rick's comments-It is true professional bowlers do
bowl bad. The simple hand change will help him make
better shots and ball choices. |
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Bowlers Name, Axis
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| Mike Fagan- Mike started
with the Punisher for the first game until the oil got
down the lane and then made the switch to the Absolute
cover. Michael made a big move late so we have some work
to do on the fresh. We will try a Strike Zone with a
smoother layout or a stronger punisher. Don't forget
Michael's axis point is 3 1/2 over and 1 1/2 up The
layouts in these pictures are not as week as they look. |
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| Mika Koivuniemi Mika
comments- I threw the red ball because two other guys on
the pair chose red. I never had to change balls but I
should have moved in and started hooking it earlier. I
still like the Blazing.
Great Mika use the old stuff that nobody can get.
There could be more oil down lane this evening so
Mika may not have as good a look but he has plenty of
room to go with other balls in his bag. |
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| Parker Bohn III The
lanes hooked more today and I was able to smooth out the
over hook with this layout. The cover-stock always works. |
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| Rick Steelsmith- I
started with the Ambush and had just what I needed to
stay further right early and when that ball was not
enough down lane I switched to the Vapor Zone. It was
the perfect combination. I need something for the late
games though.
OK Rick I will drill an absolute with the pin high at
5 inches and a big hole on the axis so you can stay in
the wedge I expect there to be tonight. If that doesn't
work we should take one of your other Absolute's and get
the surface right. I suggest 2000 Aberlon pad. |
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