VLOR,
My thinking on how to bowl on a reverse block is different then what most people do. Most people try to play very deep. The problem is the ball hooks to early tends to leave splits and washes. Very hard to get a string longer than 3 in a row or even hit the pocket 3 shots in a row. So what do you do? why not play outside through the oil? If you play a slight point shot across 5 board. Now you get some length and you know you will have backends. You can not swing this shot. What might happen is that you have 1 board left of your target and 1 board right of your target. I did this last weekend. I used a medium reacting ball. I used a viper. Throw a medium speed 15-16 mph, adjust speed according to the ball reaction (not quite hooking up- slow down speed, hooking up to early speed up the ball). What happened to me, I started with the first 6 strikes, tapped on 7th. Everyone else were all over the place and I was whacking the pocket and bowling easy( single pin spares) I was lucky because I bowled on flooded lanes and practiced the point off the corner shoot. It's a shot that needs practice. It paid off for me, won decent bracket $. Just my out of the box thinking.
