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How to Curve a Bowling Ball
Posted Sep 30, 2024 In: Balls Category Page Learning | Bowling Ball Knowledge | Bowling Balls | Bowling Balls How To | Bowling Tips
Curving a bowling ball is an essential skill that can take your game to the next level by increasing your strike potential. With the right technique and ball selection, you can achieve a smooth, controlled hook that leads to better pin action...
What is a Turkey in Bowling? Origin, Meaning, and Tips
Posted Aug 27, 2024 In: Bowling Terms
Bowling has its own unique set of terms, and one of the most celebrated is a "turkey." If you've ever heard someone mention it at the lanes and wondered what it means, your curiosity stops here...
Bowling Tips For Beginners | Ultimate Guide to Improving Your Score
Posted Aug 23, 2024 In: Bowling Ball Knowledge | Bowling Terms | Bowling Tips | Tips
Bowling is a fun and accessible sport for beginners, but getting the hang of it takes more than just luck. With the right techniques and approach, you can quickly elevate your game and start enjoying the sport even more. Whether you're new to the lanes or looking to improve, these tips will set you on the path to success...
RG Values and Their Meanings
Posted May 2, 2024 In: Bowling Terms | Bowling Tips
Now we all know that bowling balls have different weight blocks and different coverstocks to give them their own personal reaction. Now with these different materials and shapes, we get RG Values. What does RG stand for? Well RG means Radius of Gyration. (1) USBC defines RG of a bowling ball as a measurement in inches and is the distance from the axis of rotation at which the total mass of a body might be concentrated without changing its moment of inertia. Think of it like a Football. It can spin happily end over end or as a spiral. It will take longer to make one rotation at the same speed end over end than it will to rotate as a spiral, because the Radius of the end over end axis is longer than the spiral axis. So this means the end over end axis is the High RG plane and the spiral axis is the Low RG plane. The difference in those two axis RG values gives you your Differential. When you see the RG number on a ball advertised they are giving you the Low RG plane number. Now Differential is the driving force that causes track flare...
Five Tips To Improve Your Bowling Score
Posted Mar 25, 2024 In: Bowling Tips | Coach's Corner | Tips
1) Spares, Spares, and guess what, Spares!
We know this doesn't happen to you, but just imagine this, you are throwing good shots but not striking. Not only are you not striking, but let's say you miss all of your spares that game (just shot a 90 game). Now picture this and say you made every single pin this time, you just improved your score to 190! Every spare missed is 10 pins less off your game. Straighter is greater, especially when it comes to spare shooting...
