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Talk Bowling #49 – Should I Be Worried About Oil Push-Down?

johncongdon — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 19:06:03 +0000

Talk Bowling #48 – Interchangeable Thumb Slugs

johncongdon — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 19:56:26 +0000

The Turbo 2-N-1 Switch Grip comes in two parts.

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Mutant Minute Episode 5

Talk Bowling #41 – Colleges and Universities

johncongdon — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 13:28:43 +0000

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).

Talk Bowling #31

admin — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 11:23:16 +0000

bowlingball.com continues to be the leader in outstanding services to the bowling community. The newest offering to customers is the ability to have their bowling ball custom drilled to their specification. In this episode we will discuss this option in a little more detail.

Talk Bowling #17 – Essential Bowling Accessories

admin — Sat, 14 Mar 2009 17:55:44 +0000

Today we cover some of the bowling accessories that we find essential when we go bowling.

TalkBowling.com has been signed by Mevio. We are very excited about this and can not wait to see where this leads us.

Products discussed in this episode:
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This episode brought to you by VirtualTournaments.com

Talk Bowling #16 – Bowling Styles (Stoker, Tweener, Cranker)

admin — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 01:07:40 +0000

Bowling Styles: Stroker, Tweener, Cranker

Bowling styles vary from bowler to bowler. These do not classify you positively or negatively. Enjoy the show…

Talk Bowling #14 – Bowling Tournament Formats

admin — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 15:33:49 +0000

There are so many tournament and league formats, and many of us get stuck only knowing the basic singles, doubles, and team competitions.

Talk Bowling #13 – Viewer Questions Answered

admin — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 16:23:56 +0000

This week, TalkBowling anwers a couple of viewer questions.

Where should I put the pin for most hook on a [bowlingball value="6810"/].
What does it mean when a ball is reactive 2″-3″?
Which do the three of us prefer, [bowlingball value="6053"/], [bowlingball value="6810"/], or the [bowlingball value="6313"/]?

All this and more on TalkBowling Episode #0013.

Talk Bowling #8 – Bowling Gloves and Wrist Supports

admin — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 17:30:32 +0000

In this episode we review bowling gloves and wrist supports. Why you may want them, and what the difference between some of them are.

Talk Bowling #7 – Vise vs Turbo, Vacuum Grip

admin — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 13:53:27 +0000

Have you wondered if there is a difference between Turbo and Vise grips? Have you heard of the Vacuum Grip? We will cover these questions asked by viewers like you.

Details for Vacuum Grip Installation (from Turbo 2-n-1 Grips):

Vacuum Grip
Best uses for Vacu fit: Bowlers who suffer from swelling or may be in between sizes.

Create a Vacuum Grip with this Simple Drill Technique.
NOTE: Please read instructions fully before drilling. For Tech Support call: 1-888-2N1-GRIP.

Use 1 1/32″ drill bit. Hole should be 1/16″ larger than the recommended insert o.d.
Drill hole 1″ deep.
Replace 1 1/32″ drill bit with 31/32″ or recommended insert outside diameter (for stronger vacuum use smaller drill bit i.e. 61/64 for
standard outside diameter insert)
Drill hole the full depth of insert (Quad inserts 1 3/4″, Standard 2-N-1 1 3/8″)
You have now created a cone at the bottom of the hole.
Install finger insert. Glue bottom of grip into smaller hole. When creating a vacuum grip you must use at least 2 sizes smaller than standard finger tip size. Grip will expand to fit inside hole diameter.
Apply adhesive (Turbo Zip Plus-45 recommended) to the front of hole, between finger insert and bowling ball. ONLY apply glue to the front wall.

Product mentioned in this episode:

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Episode 5 discussed different types of bowling shoes.