Performance Fitting - Raising The Track -

It's #MoMonday!
This week, Mo Pinel tackles the "Spin Biscuits" (as he likes to call them) by using Performance Fitting in an effort to effectively raise the track and lower a bowler's axis tilt. This is especially important if a bowler is having issues controlling the break point because of their low track.
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[@lmellen89]

Mo gets it! Thanks guys, great video, keep them coming.

[@grantmoon624]

Miss you Mo!

[@andrewinvests839]

Thank you Mo and Radical!

[@Zardoz125]

Mo gets it. But does my Pro Shop guy understand?

[@suzettekey8360]

From my experience with many pro shops most of them don't get it

[@amonacoamonaco]

Thanks for the lessons. Do you have any videos on offset thumbs? What does it do to the effect the way the ball rolls? What to look out for and how to correct it?

[@Monk-Amani.]

J R Raymond does.

[@kart300]

You did the guy dropping the ball....what about the guy holding on to it too long?

[@michaelmorgan5546]

So, if changing the ring finger as stated, can changing the middle the other way help in moving the track down?

[@jimkompare7054]

I grab my wrist and my thumb align with the index finger if I drill the thumb to the right will I rip my thumb??

[@wbrown310]

Are we plugging and redrilling a ball each time we make changes?

[@MTUnleashedTV]

There is no other way other than drilling something new.

[@flinch622]

Experiment with something old or cheap - forget scores while this is in process, but do keep an eye on ball motion vs. track changes.

[@sriley064]

Can't control the back end motion? *laughs in 25.5km/h*

[@NicholsWorth07]

You did the guy dropping the ball....what about the guy holding on to it too long?