Adjusting speed, tilt, rotation, and ball roll are all the fine arts of bowling on a tougher condition. Whatever ball, surface, hand position, and release you have to use to get the ball to face up (Or fall back) is what you do. If you had to throw it slower, so what? It's not your THS. If you had to use charcoal, so what? If you had to play up 14 all night, so what? This is how you get better.

Adjusting speed, tilt, rotation, and ball roll are all the fine arts of bowling on a tougher condition. Whatever ball, surface, hand position, and release you have to use to get the ball to face up (Or fall back) is what you do. If you had to throw it slower, so what? It's not your THS. If you had to use charcoal, so what? If you had to play up 14 all night, so what? This is how you get better.

Impending,

Oh was there a long post on right vs left out here recently.

My comments are because I have never seen a Righty of any level on any pair I have ever been on tear up a first game on a flat wet pattern of any tournament.  But soon the shot comes to them.  Usually by the second game.  Friction.

Also, very few lefties.  In addition the low rg high diff hook monsters are very seldom the answer either.

On the left, again I am aware of the what the righties say about us...if many bowlers are throwing up the port side.

Regards,

Luckylefty
PS I think a Brunswick Strikeking might nr a super flat oil ball, hmm?  A Reax a super league heavy oil ball 10 to 10.

What if a lefty found a way to line up in the first 5 shots of the pattern?  Then theoretically he wouldn't have to move until the righties crossed into his track in the later blocks.  It goes both ways.  The left/right debate is just stupid.  Bowlers just bowl.