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Oskuposer

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PAP of high track player and pin placement
« on: June 02, 2005, 06:51:44 AM »
I have a very High track sometimes if im not throwing the ball right i have the ball go over the finger grips.  I am a righty and i was wondering wut would be a drilling for alot of back end would i put the pin closer or farther away to my PAP and i dont want any weight holes.
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Re: PAP of high track player and pin placement
« Reply #16 on: June 03, 2005, 12:04:28 PM »
I track high, and a drill like that is SUPER long and SUPER flippy, not leverage by any means. (PAP is 5 over, 1/4 up last time I checked, but not much if anything has changed since then)

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Re: PAP of high track player and pin placement
« Reply #17 on: June 03, 2005, 12:11:21 PM »
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I track high, and a drill like that is SUPER long and SUPER flippy, not leverage by any means. (PAP is 5 over, 1/4 up last time I checked, but not much if anything has changed since then)

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Yeah,

From rerading his earlier post and looking at his diagram that he gave for stacked leverage, that's his problem.  I think the ball might be a 5+ by 5+ stacked and that is why the ball is going to long for him.

He said he liked his label leverage, but wanted something a little more flippy.
Stacked leverage would have been what he wanted, so I was puzzeld when he said stacked leverage went to long.
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