Did you know that RG and differential have a huge effect on ball reaction? Knowing just some of the basics can really help you choose the right equipment for your game.
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Trend 2 VS Trend | Reaction Testing
Who likes technology? We do. You should, too. The Trend 2 hits on all the notes and then some.
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How to take advantage of Surface Preparation
Focusing on maintaining your coverstock and building surface textures to fit the condition will single-handedly produce higher scores and more consistent results.
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Making the best of your practice session
Need an efficient and productive way to practice. This is layout a great plan to help with just that!
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READING A BOWLING BALL BOX LABEL
Excited to drill your new Storm SPI ball? Be sure to read the useful information on the label to achieve the best performance for your ball.
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How to Read a Lane Pattern Graph
Having trouble reading the information on a Lane Graphs? This article will help you understand each part of the graph.
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Proton PhysiX vs AstroPhysiX vs PhysiX
So how does the company continue to advance the frontier of bowling ball science? Easy: always be at the drawing board. If you’re not at the drawing board, you’re not in the game. You’re something else. By standing at the edge of what is known and unknown, you can create a tried and tested quiver of covers and cores at your disposal.
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How to Prepare Your Tournament Arsenal
Do you ever have trouble choosing the correct arsenal for your next tournament? This article can help narrow down that process.
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Bowling Ball Motion: The Basics
There’s a lot of reasons why a ball does what it does. In this article we break down the factors that you as a bowlers can control and use to your advantage.
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PARALLAX | LAYOUT COMPARISON | PIN BUFFER DISTANCE
The previous two articles have shown that changing the pin-to-PAP and PSA-to-PAP distances can cause tremendous change in ball motion for particular styles of players. The final question is… What effect will large changes in the pin buffer distance have on ball motion?