Author Topic: Good Layout Forward Roll (Read 1745 times)

scotts33 · « **on:** September 04, 2007, 02:45:29 AM »

I'm a tweener with a tendency to get around the ball too much. 4 7/8 over at 0. Medium speed get quite a bit of tilt and axis rotation when I move inside. Would like to be able to stay outside longer during a set with more forward roll.

My equipment generally hits with less effective power when I stay right under it with forward roll. Possibly it's technique related but I can't see it nor feel any issue that's related to it. The only way I seem to carry better with a ring finger lead and forward roll is hit out on the ball more. Normal lay down is 6" to 1' if I do more of a Mika hit out then I will carry better but it seems odd that I should have to hit out more.

Anybody have a good layout for me to try on an test ball to see what kind of difference I can get out of a different layout for more forward roll? Or am I barking up the wrong tree here?
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Scott

dizzyfugu · « **Reply #1 on:** September 04, 2007, 10:52:50 AM »

If you get around the ball too much, a different drilling will IMHO be of little help. With the drilling setup, you can make the ball react earlier and hook more or less. If you want a really rolly and smooth layout, a pin axis drilling or something close to it might be the ticket (Pin on PAP or up to 2" away, will surely need balance hole; ball will stabilize early and smoothly, great on wet/dry conditions). But I'd rather check for the release itself?
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DizzyFugu - Reporting from Germany

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Author Topic: Good Layout Forward Roll (Read 1745 times)

scotts33

Good Layout Forward Roll

dizzyfugu

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