We had a question from a viewer about his ball reaction. He said it was hooking to early (or too much) and wanted advice.
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We had a question form a viewer that we wanted to answer:
Q) Some people a adamant about have side weight, or finger/thumb weight in their layouts. Does this really change bowling ball reaction?
A) This is a great question. We are still bound to bowling ball layouts based on the USBC rules for static imbalances. Basically, there can be no more than one ounce in any direction from the midpoint of the grip. Any studies have shown that static imbalances do not really affect bowling ball reaction. Watch this episode to hear us discuss it.
On this episode, we answer a couple of viewer questions.
1) I am a medium-high speed bowler, 17-18 mph, 300 rev rate and I play on 37 ft of pure heavy oil so which of the following balls is good for me? [bowlingball value="7625"/], [bowlingball value="7566"/], or [bowlingball value="7128"/]?
2) Are there any colleges or universities that teaches bowling and the bowling industry?
There were both great questions, and I hope we did a good job of answering them.
Have a question for us? Leave a comment below, or send us an email (questions@talkbowling.com).
We recently released an article on How to Curve a Bowling Ball on bowlingball.com and noticed that it generated a little conversation in our comments. So we decided to do a Talk Nowling episode all about it. We tried to give a few more examples than we have in the past. We hope this helps.
We want to wish all of our viewers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
We thank all of our viewers for your continued support and look forward to bringing you more episodes in the new year.
Thank you,
The Talk Bowling Team
