The parts of a lane would continue to be things like the heads (which in the wood days were made from maple, the pines the portion of the lane between the heads and the pin decks and then ending in the pin decks.

If you were talking about ball motion then the word parts should be replaced by words like "portion" or "area on" in which case the definitions fit ball motion. Your explanation may want to be augmented by stating something like: the heads (or fronts used interchangeably) are the portion of the lane where dressing may be applied in larger volumes, the mid-lane is the portion of the lane where the lane dressing tapers to and the back end or the portion of the lane where the ball reads the dry (semi dry) and rolls to the intended pin. These are terms related to ball motion and should not be confused with lane construction.

The other issue is where one comes into the discussion. I watched this webisode because we currently to play a Chameleon like pattern and I was curious about the lane play advice – did not get what I was looking for. Which is okay because I find the program useful and there are topics to delve into that you bring to the table so I will continue to watch.

Thanks for the efforts.