Bowling Science Episode 16: Why HOLES MATTER feat the RESULTS

Welcome back to Bowling Science!
After unveiling the all new Radical RESULTS last episode with Mo Pinel, we are back today to dig further into the numbers and discover how this new design accomplishes its... well... quite radical results! This ball represents THE FUTURE OF BALL MOTION! We will discuss both the change in core shape and the changes in core numbers based on how the holes interact with core in each layout. For this study, we stepped it up to a 37 foot sport shot to help show the shape changes in tournament-like situations. Be sure to hit the THUMBS UP button if you like what you see, and subscribe to see more Bowling Science content in the future!
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[@caddyjoe77]

This might be the best video explanation you’ve done yet

[@BowlingScience]

Good to hear, i was worried my thoughts wouldn't translate!

[@jameslemons7304]

I love this analysis. I wish this occurred with most ball reviews. It's amazing to see the differences in motion 1 ball can have with such varies layouts. I just can't decide if I want to get 3 Solids, OG's, or Plus's :) or mix-n-match, but that doesn't make much sense with these layouts

[@nordattack]

Can you tell us more about how each of these layouts would match up to different styles of bowlers and what different patterns they would be best for? -What layout would be best for low speed low rev bowlers on wet/dry house? -What layout would be best for low speed low rev bowlers on flat sport? -What layout would be best for high speed low rev bowlers on wet/dry house? -What layout would be best for high speed low rev bowlers on on flat sport? And so on... Maybe a future video could be: "How to Match a ball to a style and a style to a condition."

[@MasterGunz84]

Great info on the Results and on the different layouts... been watching a ton of ball reviews on the Results... and yours is one of the best reviews out there.. Thanks Mikey and Thanks for the Scotch Brite Pads Too! 😊😉😊

[@Michigan4Life1984]

And I slept most of my time in Geometry class. Looks like I should have stayed awake!

[@Truth65300]

Such a great video! Love the diagrams! Ordering one soon. Thanks MO!

[@flippperboy]

This is a great demo. Love the ball print to the upper left. Thanks Mike.

[@SamFisher300]

OMG Mikey I don't know how you do it, but this video is better then the last video you keep doing this you might have to write yourself a book.

[@Clarkson350]

Drilling the holes how deep? Great video! You really touch on the science of bowling better

[@armyhero76]

What would be the best layout for a full roller and this ball?

[@boogalookid9562]

good information

[@katoradethree]

Can we see more videos of each layout on the Results? I'm interested in doing the short pin layout with it.

[@harveywarne9030]

A very nice explanation of some things that actually matter. Might have lost some of the audience on the ratio comments at the end. Might want to revisit that.

[@BowlingScience]

Thanks! I am definitely coming back to the angle ratios in my "ultimate layout guide" video. I didnt want to spend another 5 minutes explaining it in this episode, but I felt incomplete not mentioning it. Thanks again for the feedback and viewership!

[@MikeSmith-er7sz]

Early rev vs Puker?Do they both roll forward on the back, obviously the VAL angle is larger on the puker

[@BowlingScience]

Yes they both roll forward on the back... it's about the angle ratios... both are near the 1:2 range

[@flippperboy]

Hello Mike, what happens if you go beyond 70 degrees on the VAL angle? Is 70 degrees is suppose to be the max on the VAL?

[@BowlingScience]

You can go longer... I usually wont go more than 90 though...

[@flippperboy]

Bowling Science thanks for the response Mike. Will Mo and Phil make a asymmetrical ball with a low differential like a Venom Recoil from Motiv. There is not to many versatile low differential balls. Most are all symmetrical and only uses pin to pap distance and VAL angle only

[@jameslemons7304]

@@flippperboy I realize this isn't much good for you now 2yrs later, but just in case someone else sees this at some point in the future. First, look at the drill sheet, drillings C/D/E would all provide a Venom / IQ Tour / Obsession Tour style low differential with this much stronger ball. The E drilling especially, 2:1 Diff to Int Diff ratio, and yet looks soo controllable and hits like a mack truck. I'm planning to buy 3 of these before they are no longer available. Just 3 of which or which for each layout? ugh!!

[@kylemoore7866]

So a 3.5” pin to pap the pin will migrate to be the new axis? So why doesn’t a long pin to pap produce the most flare since it has the furthest to go to get to the left side of ball or new axis?

[@jameslemons7304]

My understanding is, as the pin gets too tall, the core stabilizes in an end over end roll instead of laying the core on it's side the way a short pin does. If you look in the video of the 3 migration paths, the Strong layout path stays near the pin even as it appears to progress further away at the very end. in the Early Rev graphic, the migration path swings down past the thumb so it's going away from the pin. in the video, the Pin also stays much higher on the ball, not quite achieving an end over end roll. just know it's all science, leave it at that unless you plan to take some engineering courses :)

[@dannyj4858]

Hey Mikey, why aren't you trying for pba tournaments

[@BowlingScience]

My game is not quite ready for that yet, but I want to try a couple. Hopefully I can bowl my first regional this year...

[@racesmith9510]

Im up at pinboys all the time and ive never seen you. Id love to meet you man

[@BowlingScience]

When do ya bowl?

[@racesmith9510]

@@BowlingScience saturdays and sundays for jr/gold

[@racesmith9510]

@@BowlingScience im also really looking for a new layout to use as well before jr/gold in vegas. Your a awsome source of information and i appreciate your content. Hopefully one day ill meet you mikey

[@shaunlatter4668]

Great video

[@simonskiich6162]

I can't use the high ball because my ballspeed is slow. Can a short pin layout be the answer for me? ah. I'm two hander..

[@charlieodom9107]

Well...it looks like I need to measure my balls to see what I have. Then, maybe I'll be able to compare them to these layouts.

[@flippperboy]

Mike you need to collaborate with the bikini bosses. These ladies real bowlers. The post just as good as you.

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