Before I can give you a suggestion I have a few questions.

FIRST: I the Pain starting up and just not finishing very hard.....rolling out? and hitting weak?

SECOND: Does it appear more that the Pain is just not turning the corner....maybe there is too much oil present for it to work properly?

Carl
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Carl Hurd
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I should add that the video is done at my home house during league night, though I didn't start recording until the 2nd game.
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If you aren't watching 'The Wire,' the government should be forced to come to your house and repossess your television. END OF STORY!

Mr. Lebowski, this is Bill Salnicker with the Southern Cal Bowling League, and I just got a, an informal report, that a member of your team, uh, Walter Sobchak, drew a firearm during league play. If this is true of course, it contravenes a number of the league's by-laws, and article 27 of the league...

BOB:  Did you see the way she was lookin' at me?
DOUG:  Yeah, because she thought you were some kind of freak!

Hey Ryan, (sorry I missed this)

I'd suggest a 3.75-4 x 3.25-3.5mb with the pin about 2 inches above mid line.  

Your game looks to be a little speed dominant so this should help you get the ball started a little sooner but still have very good continuation on the backend.

Ryan, on your next practice session, try this.  Walk up to the foul line and at about 3 inches away, turn around and take 5 regular "walking" steps back towards the seats.  This will help you tremendously in controlling your body throughout your approach.  You appear to want to walk but you're just standing too far back on the approach which causes you to "stride" or rush towards your finish.  Simple question, what's easier to do, walk to a point and stop or rush to it and stop.  We all stop at that foul line buddy....good luck.
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Rick Leong - Ten Pins Pro Shop
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Edited on 2/5/2007 10:26 AM

Rick--

Also, when you say put the pin 2 inches above the midline, what does that mean?  2 inches about my fingers, or 2 inches above the center of my grip?  Is the layout you suggested kind of a label leverage layout, with the CG kicked out just a little bit?
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If you aren't watching 'The Wire,' the government should be forced to come to your house and repossess your television. END OF STORY!

Mr. Lebowski, this is Bill Salnicker with the Southern Cal Bowling League, and I just got a, an informal report, that a member of your team, uh, Walter Sobchak, drew a firearm during league play. If this is true of course, it contravenes a number of the league's by-laws, and article 27 of the league...

BOB:  Did you see the way she was lookin' at me?
DOUG:  Yeah, because she thought you were some kind of freak!

Ryan,

I think Rick means 2" above your grip center.  Also, the MM is an asymmetrical piece, so CG no matta (only on static weights).  The placement of the pin and MB, in relation to your PAP, will dictate length and backend reaction (arc or snap).
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Hook 'em Horns!

Edited on 2/5/2007 12:55 PM