Today in bowling, the more RPMs, the more margin for error...
The more RPMs, the more pin action, and that extra pin action may be the small difference between a weak 10 pin and a messenger strike.
I'm split between bowling one handed and two handed. I can't be no longer be switching from one or the other. I need to focus one just one style.
I currently average 210 one handed... But like a consistent 210 average. I'm always around the 200-220 range per game and it disappoints me because I know I'm capable of bowling higher games. Literally every game for me is a no tap 300. I'm not complaining with what I have, but even with making the small adjustments I'm limited with what my ball can do.
Lately I've been messing around with two handing, but I haven't been doing it as much as 1 handed and I only bowl 2 handed during practice. However, I say I'm in the same boat in average. I have bowled 3 300s in practice two handed. But the thing with two handing is that I'm inconsistent, but keep in mind I do this only once in awhile. However when I'm on two handed, I'm on. 1 handed I say my game is a tweener, that likes to play straighter and I have a high track so I'm limited with layouts as I track Very close to my fingers.
I wanna hear your guys feedback. I'm open to hearing both the positive and negative comments, as I think I can improve from both.

210 is 210 with one hand or two.  It really depends on how athletic you are and if you can improve 2-handed.  It's not for everybody.

Oh, and don't put too much weight on those 300's in practice.  Everyone strikes in practice.