ONE BIG REASON YOU LEAVE CORNER PINS | Bowling Ball Continuation Through The Pins and Why It Matters

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[@ckck5258]

The shot at 1:25 is the perfect strike. Hitting 4 pins still leaves you with a chance of going stone 8 or 9 depending on righty or lefty. Plus splitting the 8-9 is so damn pleasing to watch.

[@johnnyappleseed2667]

For the Summit ball, what kinds of adjustments should be made if you don't have another ball to change to? I believe that there is consistently maybe a board difference between the 2 shots.

[@janderson8401]

It’s hard to know if the camera angles are giving the same perspective but it looks to me as if all the right handed shots are at least half a board if not a full board lighter than the left-handed ones. That in itself lessen the chances of carrying the corners

[@martrellbentley3825]

Can you do a video showing? How do you make adjustments off of those deflection’s please?

[@cafe0lay]

Good info!

[@gregn2909]

Is it deflecting because it's too light a ball? or too slow ball speed? or not enough forward rotation doesn't carry it through splitting 8-9 pins? Some or all of the above? :)

[@cutehumor]

as a right hander, how does a bowler leave a pocket nine pin? I had this last week. too much hook?

[@rousefire]

Yeah . I'm getting older and ball slowing down. I've been forced to move inside but all my equipment was meant for me to play down and in , so I get a lot of 10's, 4's and 7's. I have a new ball coming that I hope will let me play inside stronger.

[@jesse75]

I'm in a senior league. One of my teammates is having that problem. He just can't impart enough energy in the ball. He's frustrated, but too stubborn to know why it's happening to him. Pro shop has fitted him with different balls, but it's always the same results. I'm 66, and I do some light weight lifting. That's what helps the most. But I also throw either a full roller or three quarter, depending on lane conditions. The 10 pin gets a back up ball. Straight and no hook. That is another advantage.

[@aydengianes2515]

I just got the iq tour ruby and rolled my first 300 the day I got it

[@ricky3002]

Well your comparing a left hand and right hand shot. You should have compared two right handed or two left handed shots

[@kvdgadj]

All you show was the way ball hook and hit the 1-3 and 1-2 pin. How about a straight ball?

[@wayneguess7946]

Looks like the right hander was continuously hitting lighter than the left hander?

[@jesse75]

Not a good comparison.

[@KevinT7274]

Left hander was hitting high flush which usually puts all 10 in the pit.

[@markmarean4641]

You don’t talk about how to make corrections (your Feet Position) to STRIKE. “LEFT HANDERS”, keep your Lane target (ARROW), move your Feet to the RIGHT (One Board)to hit the 1, 2 5 and 8 Pins and make the Ball Drive (Perfect Strike). Ball Deflects, move your Feet LEFT to Strike One Board until the Ball Drives. RIGHT HANDERS, do the Reverse.

[@Journeyto300]

But you didn't give the "one big reason" - you say why.... but you don't say what causes it, or how to correct it....other than buy a better ball.

[@sarsbrooks4813]

IT APPEARS THAT RON - IS LETTING HIS BALL WORK - AND HAS MORE OF AN ANGLE - THUS HITTING THE 1 - 2 POCKET PERFECTLY... - IT'S LIKE RON HAS A PIN DOWN ANGULAR MOTION... - NORTH-PAW IS BOWLING STRAIGHTER - FORCING THE BALL - PIN UP MOTION... - AND - RIDING THE ONE PIN TOO HIGH - MOVE LEFT - (2 BOARDS - BACK 4 INCHES) - AND - THROW THE SAME SHOT - THUS OPENING UP THE ANGLES - AND - LET HER RIP - REMEMBER THE OIL IS YOUR OPPONENT - A LOT OF TIME'S WE FORGET THAT... - SMH

[@TheGreatConstantini]

This a nice comparison and explains what the ball is doing but you never mention what physical adjustments can be made or what exactly type of ball you would go to. I have watched almost every video on the subject and most at best give conflicting information. Some say for the wrap 10, right handed, you need to move your feet a bit right and get the ball into the dry a bit. Then other videos say the opposite, move left into the oil giving it more time before it rolls out. Then as you said, switch balls to some un specified ball. A pearl maybe? A shinier surface? There’s even folks who say move up a few inches on the approach and folks who say move back a few inches. We need someone to fetter out this information and give us the best complete answer on how to remedy ten pin leaves. Thank you

[@EricJaegerMusic]

Good video, but we really couldn’t find 2 right handers or 2 left handers so you can have a nice comparison instead of 1 video left hand and the other right?

[@freeekychiiild4765]

Awesome comparison!!

[@Ctdbowling]

Thanks!

[@joeanderson9267]

Great explanation... I got the Summit and my ball does the exact same thing!

[@Ctdbowling]

Glad it helped

[@joeanderson9267]

@@Ctdbowling so... besides changing balls, would AMP'D be a solution?

[@15217847]

​@@joeanderson9267imo changing ball is not the solution, you need to learn how your ball reacts, a have a duo since a month and a half, it is my first ball ever and truly o think is a beautiful ball now I know how to handle it.

[@Ctdbowling]

@@joeanderson9267 AMP'D would help