Thanks Q...

Bill your point is a valid one and i can see where you are coming from...in my videos i try to not only look at spot in the front, but also spot downlane where they are crossing....the problem is when you have a ball that really picks up in the midlane vrs a ball that is all skid snap (an example off the top of my head is radar alert vrs radar or Black Widow vrs toxic) they may be projecting through the heads and mids at the same angle but due to the "skid snap" being super clean through the front and the mids you will see the ball skate farther to the outside

Ex....maybe im throwing my black widow 18 to 10...taking that same angle with my toxic, the toxic may skate out to 8 before it picks up

And q u are right there is alot of work involved in doing these videos but its all worth it when done right...i do videos to educate the bowler on that certain balls reaction, and unless the video will accomplish that i wont even consider putting it together...

i shot some video of my total NV one time and had every intention of putting a video together but there would have been nothing learned from it due to the balls dramatic over/under reaction i was seeing on that shot....the reaction was not "true"

I have been on Hiatus here as of late with the videos due to no new releases but i will have 300 global and amf300 balls shortly along with the new banger balls and the ogres i just recieved...so watch out for a ton of them coming soon!
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The best videos I've seen are the Roto-grip ones of the RS line.  Throw one ball, it hits the pocket.  Throw the next one in the series, it's too strong, picks up too early, and leaves a 3-10 going through the nose.  Show the adjustment that was made to get that ball to work.  Now do it again with the next one in line.  There were a few Track videos a few years ago showing the Phenom and Freak and some other combos that did a similar thing.  Brunswick's been doing that with their newer releases.

SH