Just curious
Ive been debating it after really watching a lot of videos on youtube of Jason and Osku
and decided to give it a try tonight during my practice session and I really liked the results

I have a lot less soreness in my left knee (Im a righty)
and also a lot less stress on my wrist

I thought it might be a little easier on my body was mainly my reasoning for trying it out
My 1 hand delivery has a kind of high backswing and really cocked and cupped wrist and lately my shoulder and wrist have been bothering me

accuracy of course was not as good as I normally have but I really didnt shoot any games under 200 (shot about 10 total)
and was able to stay around my mark about 85% of the time

so who else here has fully switched over ?
Im seriously considering trying it for the rest of my league season and a few tourmnaments

Yeah
thanks
I average about 215-220 one handed and have a decent rev rate and speed
around 400 rev and 19mph speed
the reason for switching is not to hook or rev it more
its much easier on my wrist
my accuracy was not as bad as I expected it to be
so I think Im gonna give it a shot and change over

what equipment did you find worked better for you ?
what type of drilling were you using ?

last night I was using something drilled Rico and it worked very good for me

In regard to equipment, I've found the choices for two-handed bowling to be the same as those for one-handed. On typical house shots, I can use just about anything I please. Now, obviously, hook-in-a-box aggressive stuff usually isn't the best idea, but even that can generally be used if your pattern as enough length and volume. When I'm on tighter patterns, I favor symmetrical cores and some surface on the cover, at least on the fresh. I've had very good looks with my Onyx Vibes (one at 2000 abralon, one at box), Hyroad (2000 abralon), Raw Hammer Jacked (Box) and Reign. I've also found a great deal of virtue in urethane as well. I used my Natural for 5 of the 6 games during singles and doubles at the Open Championships, and I averaged 206 during those games. I guess the point I'm making is to avoid the thinking that you need stuff that goes long and saves energy. Because two-handers tend to have such high speed and revs, there are several situations where you'll actually need surface to give the ball a footprint on the lane and keep it from going nuts off the spot.
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