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rymacatthedisco

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having trouble on fresh...
« on: November 08, 2009, 12:24:22 PM »
hey guys, im having trouble getting out the gate on sport shots lately. once half of game 2 is by im fine, but its that first game ill shoot 160ish with bad over under and going through the face or through the 3 6 when making a move.

any ideas?

im thinking of drilling something medium with a lot of control but im not sure what to drill.
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Re: having trouble on fresh...
« Reply #1 on: November 08, 2009, 10:23:10 PM »
I can't really comment on YOU personally, but I can give you some experiences I've had with similar problems.  

On the PBAx leagues and the tournaments I've done with sport/PBA patterns, I sometimes struggle getting started quickly.  When I find an over/under problem, I tend to go with a ball that's a little stronger than what I am using.  For example, my strong pearl ball is a bit squirty down lane and very speed sensitive, I'll go with a strong solid ball to help smooth everything out.  It helps me blend the back of the pattern more so the move is less dramatic and more controlled.  I usually always have a solid ball at 2000 Abralon.  

Once the ball starts to get worn in and define itself a bit more, that's when I can go back to the original game plan and take it from there.  But that first 10 mins of practice and next game or two, the pattern is almost always in constant transition from people pushing the oil all over.  But once things calm down, the pattern starts to define itself a bit better and I can use stuff that is a bit stronger at end of the pattern.  

So perhaps you can try squaring up with a solid ball with some surface?  Or even a pearl with some surface.

Hopefully this helps a little, lol
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SVstar34

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Re: having trouble on fresh...
« Reply #2 on: November 08, 2009, 11:04:52 PM »
try squaring up with a stronger solid if your going through the nose with a pearl. A little more information of what you use and what happens could help too.
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Re: having trouble on fresh...
« Reply #3 on: November 12, 2009, 02:45:29 PM »
rymac.... try ROLLING the ball on the fresh, and not using the TOPPER CHOPPER

just kidding buddy

Our ball rolls are completely different, but I take a medium symmetrical ball and put a 2" layout with the pin on the VAL and a big hole on the axis seems to work good for me.  I have this drill on a few Motiv balls, but thats just because Motiv ball are bad for anything else, haha.

Rolls early and pretty much stops on the back.  Not going to shoot 270's with it, but 190-215 with a lot of 9/ is better than 160.
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