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This is a great approach to building an arsenal in my opinion.

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Sorry chi but I have to respectfully disagree.  This is actually a very specific and conditional way of building a true arsenal for the average tweener.  I have to assume that you are also a little speed dominant or that your overall hook is minimal (10-15 boards) in your game.  We know that Clint throws pretty hard and firm, Kreitz also has high ball speed which can allow for this type of situation but overall for most players, this is a very difficult thing to do.  

For anyone who matches up in speed to rev ratio or is rev dominant, it is almost impossible for them to throw one ball even with cover and layout differences to help them cover all conditions.  For any slower speed player who has to play the heads, coverstock is still very crucial in achieving the proper length to help achieve the proportionate amounts of skid, hook and roll.  a polished Robo still won't skid and clear properly or as easy as a Solution EX or Desert Heat will.  Then having to "force" a ball thru the heads brings in other problems of muscling or trying to get the ball to store the proper amount of stored/conserved energy for the backend for hitting power.

This situation again isn't bad for a speed dominant player but on an average, most bowlers are defined as somewhere between 14-16 mph and that isn't considered as having high ball speed.
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