PBA Dragon: Challenge Accepted...Spares are a GO!

[@countrycountry6729]

Nice work. Smooth/consistent. You're really nailing it. (IMO) also....like it when you show the other folks making good shots. It's pretty cool on your part. Cheers...

[@TillysAdventures]

Thanks. I encourage people to record themselves as you can analyze your swing. And I throw a couple shots in to mix it up and show the different styles of bowling. And let friends see their own shots.

[@steveviau-ui6jg]

Good job on cleaning up the single pins! Just couldn’t get a string of strikes, but your form looked good! Onward & upward

[@TillysAdventures]

Sometimes it goes that way…but still going up. 💪

[@michaelrhoads6349]

You should get the Fred Flintstone bowling jersey!

[@TillysAdventures]

Thought about it. Coolwick has so many good jerseys. Selecting them is a challenge. Going to wait a bit on Jerseys. Because as things are going up and looking to get PBA license…once I get the license I will get a bundle of jerseys with the PBA patch.

[@michaeldietzen8613]

Had the 7 pin not been knocked over you might have picked up the greek church.

[@TillysAdventures]

Maybe but gave it a shot and had a good bounce, just didn’t connect.

[@70yearoldrookiebowler]

Tilly what is your first ball speed vs your second shot ?

[@TillysAdventures]

When I did have SPECTO working at lanes approx 18 off hand for first shot. We have AMF Pinsetters, so speed is read down lane. First shot is between 15.5-17 mph depending how up the back I am on the ball. Spare shot when straight is about 20-22 mph.

[@charlies302]

Your ratios are backwards. This pattern is 3:1, there’s 3 units of oil inside the track compared to outside the track where there’s 1. Graphs read left to right like 1:3, but as a righty you have to flip those numbers.

[@TillysAdventures]

Ahhh. Makes sense…I have been reading as the middle is flat so 1:1 and outside has the least oil. Can be equal to middle at 1 or 10 parts less(10:1*variable*). I will keep in mind when new videos come out. Thanks.

[@charlies302]

@@TillysAdventures Yea no problem. When you look at 3D graphs of lane patters such as in the Kegel app, you see that the middle tends to have more volume than the outside part of the pattern. Hence the ratio (from middle to out) being something like 8:1.