Tom Blasco's Expert Bowling Tips

Ball Reaction Elements

1. Cover stock
1. Surface (Highly Aggressive, Very Aggressive, Mild) (Dull or Shiny)
2. Sanding
3. Solids vs. Pearls
2. Track Flare (Axis Migration) (High Flare vs. Low Flare Balls)
3. Bowler's Style (Boomer, Tweener, Stroker and all those in between)
4. RG Factor (High RG vs Low RG)
5. Differential
6. Core Torque (High, Medium, Low)
1. Bowler Created Torque
2. Axis Tilt and Axis Rotation
7. Other Ball Applications
1. Balance Holes (Tilted or Straight) (On or Below Axis or Equator)
2. Top Weight
3. Center of Gravity (CG)
4. Pin In vs. Pin Out
8. Mass Bias
9. Static Weights
10. General Ball Knowledge (Lenght, Back End, Hook)
1. Deceleration
2. Drilling the Ball
11. Ball Reaction Generalities (Based on Bowlers Style and his bag of tricks)

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