Kegel's Pattern Showcase | Episode 1 - Ultimate Blend

[@khalideo5079]

Yeah Mr. JJ! Get It In Then💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💯

[@sidallen5241]

Awesome JJ, great start, can't wait for more episodes.

[@TeamIFDVideos]

Hope this series continues.

[@efrainsantiago888]

Thank you for taking your time and explain what are you doing in the video. Looking forward to the next few videos.

[@KegelBowling]

Thank you for watching! Next episode will be coming out pretty soon.

[@TLane]

I find your videos to be the most informative available. Thank you for these.

[@blesseddad18]

Can not wait to watch more in this series... FYI, forward load graphic shows reverse brush at 36 feet, reverse load graphic has first load at 31 feet...

[@johnjanawicz251]

Hello Don, the reverse brush drop is set for 36ft....where the buffer brush drops on the reverse coming back to the foul line. It starts applying oil at 31ft. on the reverse. Thanks, and hope you like the next 4 in the series!

[@blesseddad18]

@@johnjanawicz251 guess I should have had my chai tea before posting 😎

[@tommygollick5322]

JJ and Steve K, the two human throwbots! (That's a compliment)

[@doughumphrey6595]

I like the information being provided.😊😊😊

[@onions86]

Great video!

[@bowlingxp8345]

Excellent video and you explain things very well sir !

[@adrsit]

Thank you for the video. Very practical. May I know where to find the webinar and the KZbin video of reading patterns?

[@KegelBowling]

Thank you for watching Adrian! Here is the link to the Webinar on how to read oil pattern sheets: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaOUn3qtZ5WZos0

[@jeroldserrell9746]

Nice JJ

[@CurtisL8.3066]

JJ will you please make the longer challenge shots with a little more hold up front? Lol. I could play the gutter on most of them if there wasn’t early friction to deal with. Thanks, A Lefty :)

[@SuperHatchettman]

Great video and very educational for me. According to the layout numbers the web tour and purple hammer are identical but the pins are in different places, is that due to a pap change at some point when you drilled them?

[@rayraybonne8469]

jey JJ, i know what you are saying here but in your vids can you explain zone play for those who don't know. it would only take about 15secs of video or so to say. how YOU split up lane zones. i split them up at midlane reads of each shot. 15-30', 30-45 and 45-55. i assume most scanners are about 50' based on downlane markers, but never asked and most zoneplay takes place in zone 2-3. are you also talking across lane for zones as well? to me 6-4 with urethane isn't much of a zone across & using my method it goes through zone 1 but looks to break out on zone 2 on the higher friction surface and almost [my] zone 3 on the harder longer playing surface. what was the reason for moving away from your 65x5x35 layout for that last ball? do you conside where mb will end up or do you just go with layout #s and let mb on assyms fall where it may? for me i use mb as the first point on the ball before drilling to dictate how rolly the piece will be. it would be nice to throw up a diagram at the end (or during) on these lane play vids to summarize each ball with different color lines and maybe use green as the line/ball you choose to start with. i got more but I'll stop here for now. do you do lessons? I'm in central FL. love the vids! keep uo the good work. - RayRay

[@timb4359]

I have a Storm Hy-road and it works better than my Honey Badger Intensity.

[@TonysMusic1974]

had to wait 5 minutes and 12 seconds to see an actual shot