right handers only

SITUATION

here's the point, imagine u bowling on a semi difficult sport shot, flat, OOB outside 5 boards. ur style should be either stroker, tweener, cranker.

u make a decent shot, hits mark, hits breakpoint (anywhere between 6 to 16 board) and it goes high. assume that there's plenty of room to move in.

POOL

3 options for this pool, to see what would be the option that goes for certain type of bowlers.

put down which type (stroker, tweener, cranker) u are and how would u adjust thats of ur comfort.

types of adjustments:

1. move in a hook it more
2. stay same spot and speed up
3. other, please specify

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my answer:

Style: tweener
Adjustment: move in a hook more

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When a house bowler misses the mark, misses the break point and strike, for many ppl its called a wallshot. When a pro does that its call adjustment

When a house bowler gets his finger stuck in the ball and fall on the lanes, for many ppl its called lame bowler. When a pro does that its called the Machuga flop! ha i like this one.

I'll go left and / or up on the approach (assuming i'm coming in high), speed adjustment also HAS to be considered..  Vertical moves are just as important as lateral ones.

I consider myself a stroker, but I can hook the ball IF NECESSARY.
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GetOffMe10Pin

I'd make parallel moves and move in(left). How high I'm going would depend on how much I move. For a 4 pin leave I'd make a 2-2 (feet-lane) move left. For a split or cross-over shot anywhere from 3-3 to 7-7 depending on the condition and ball reaction. Only if I felt very comfortable with the ball making it back consistently would I move in and hook it more.

Also, if outside of 5 is OOB I probably wouldn't have my breakpoint outside of 7 unless I was playing straight up the boards. The reason is if I miss out by a board and hit 6 it still has a chance to come back. I find a lot of times on sport shots I may get a little miss room right or left - maybe a board, 2 if I'm lucky. But the miss room is usually in one direction, in or out.

I'm probably on the border between Stroker/Tweener.

I'm considered a cranker and in the situation you provided I would move in a little... the key for me was you mentioned there was plenty of room to move, so until there is no room I would continue to move.

I'd make a small move in and keep the same breakpoint, move size depends on how early the ball picked up and how high it went.