Getting Lost On the Kegel Turnpike Pattern at Bowl 360 Ozone Park NY

I do have to apologize in advance for the lousy set up. When I set up the camcorder and tripod, I had no idea how hideous those black curtains dangling in between the pair of lanes actually were. At least you can see the ball motion on the right lane. The 41 foot Turnpike sport pattern was used here. Hittable not impossible. Happy viewing.

[@20alphabet]

That extension and follow-through you've got is exceptional. Shame your partner can't glean something from your example.

[@irishpogi]

At times yes. At times no. I have this nasty tendency of implementing too many line adjustments when something seems amiss in my footwork or timing.

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@@irishpogi Lol, second guessing yourself tends to increase with age, as I've observed.

[@irishpogi]

@@20alphabet When I have the opportunity to observe myself going to the line delivering shots, I learn a few things to help me execute better.

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@@irishpogi I need eyes that aren't mine, as well. But as bowling has drifted away from the near art form it once was, I find that proficient eyes are a rarity. Fifty years ago a few top scratch bowlers could point you in the right direction. Today that mentality is all but gone. Rather than adressing footwork or armswing, you're more likely to hear "What ball are you using?" Lol

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@@20alphabet unfortunately the role of equipment is more of a factor now a days. I certainly would not use a sanded asymmetrical solid ball on a short sport pattern.