The types of bowlers are, as you mentioned stroker, tweener, and cranker
A stroker typically throws more down and in, and has a relatively low rev rate, they tend to project the ball out onto the lane as opposed to applying alot of upward lift. (ball speed and axis tilt really don't have much to do with which classification you fall in) RPM's<250
A tweener is typically around where you said you play, they have a medium rev rate and tend to rev the ball, but they do not depend on playing in to have success.250<RPM's<450
A cranker really revs the ball, they play very far in and apply alot of lift. 450<RPM's
The classifications tend to generalize alot and one can certainly adopt different rev rates and general styles.
Although axis tilt and speed as well as some other factors do not matter with these classifications, they are as important criteria for ball selection. To find your PAP you need to go to someone that has an Armadillo (plastic spherical device with numerous lines that are used to match up to your ball track), a quarter scale, and probably some drilling experience. For a fairly detailed explanatuion on how to find your pap, here's a link:
http://https://www.buddiesproshop.com/33/How_to_Find_a_Positive_Axis_Point_PAP.htmGood luck.
PS: Those layouts are quite different and judging by the fact that you don't know how the hybrid is layed out, I'd really wait until you talked face to face with a driller. Make sure the driller sees you throw the ball and measures your PAP, you can't, and I repeat, can't guess as to your pap.
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