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General Category => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: Centers on January 21, 2004, 04:12:10 PM
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After talking to my wife and brother about returning to bowling, I have decided that switching to my left hand is the better option. With all the crap that I am starting to deal with in my right hand, I dont know if its possible that it can make it worse. It keeps popping, and feeling really sore around the thumb, where I had surgery on it when I was a kid.
My question is, should I jump into a reactive ball, hoping that my scores will boost immediatley, or should I go old fashion and start with say a Yellow dot in hopes to learn to hit a mark?
What other tips can you give me in my journey to become a decent lefty (which I do just about everything with my left but throw).
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Add some steering fluid, watch that ball turn!!!
www.centersracing.20fr.com
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well i will mention this, my highest game left handed is a 208. I know if I had to do right now, I would average right around 150-160.
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Add some steering fluid, watch that ball turn!!!
www.centersracing.20fr.com
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I do a little left-handed bowling now and then. I get the best results with mild reactives like Scout Reactive, and that would be my choice. I'd get a plastic ball later on.
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Regards,
jensm
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I'd say go with current technology. That way, you will learn how to throw it and continue to grow as technology improves. I say this because I learned to throw weak Urethane, and the stuff these days is so aggressive I have trouble controlling the stronger equipment.
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