Jabroni,
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W.....T......F are you talking about?
Your lack of proper language clouds your intellectual brain. What I am talking about is that in order to be a good bowler you do not need to have a big hook or fast ball speed. As an example I point to Jason Couch's (good bowler) big hook and speed just 2 Championship appearances no wins. Then you have Mike Scroggins with 4 Championship appearances with his slow delivery that puts you to sleep. Robert Smith(monster hook and speed) with one win and one Championship appearance. Norm Duke one win and 3 Championship appearances. All in an average 0f 10 events.
A big angle hook and a fast ball is not the shot that will give you the best consistency and accuracy to winning tournaments in a consistent way. You need the ball to move between the pins and the pins hitting each other. Not the ball speeding thru the pins and the pins flying into the back. Then you find yourself facing designer type split or spares that you cannot take them all down. Leaving open frames. Which causes to loose in crucial moments.
That is why Earl Anthony with his wimp and limp release won 41 tour titles. He just had an accurate and consistent release. He let the ball and pins do their part of the job. I never had seen him bowling before until this past Sunday during the flash backs that were shown during the tournament that Walter Ray Williams won.
Visualize the slide, release, skid, roll, angle and observe the chain reactions of what you are trying to accomplish.
That is all that I was trying to express. Not haste and waste.
No offense taken in your expression Jabroni just clarifying my view and that you did not completely understand.
