Storm | Playing Over/Under Lane Conditions

Kendle Miles explains to us how to play the tricky Over/Under lane conditions which are also known as Wet/Dry lanes.

[@dennisbrinkley8613]

Great explanation! I have heard wet/dry and over/under numerous times, but never understood the terms.

[@flinch622]

Good throws that demonstrate issues well.

[@ryanmartin1473]

Holy. Shit. this helped a lot

[@IAmTheEggMan111]

What layouts are you using on these pieces ?

[@Robo0595]

Even though this is more about your ball selection for burned lanes, this is the best explanation of what "cliff" is that I can find on KZbin. Thanks for that.

[@taylorluvshorses16]

Great explanation!

[@surroundedbyjaggoffs]

Geezs Dude, why aren't you on TV more? That is the sweetest, smoothest bowling release I've ever seen and I seen a lot in my 66 yrs!!!

[@nordattack]

He is playing 18 out to 5 and back. That is not helpful at all. Us normal league bowers with under 250 rpms can't so that. So how should normal medium avg league bowlers (150-170 avg) deal with over/under? He should have shown multiple lines for different types of bowler styles at different rev rates and skill levels if he really want to help.

[@joepiccoli711]

Its the same concept for lower revs as well.

[@nordattack]

@@joepiccoli711 But how and where on the lane to play? Definitely no 18 to 5 stuff. Low rev players will be forced right, directly into the midst of the over/under. A slight miss left and the ball never hooks, a miss right and it over hooks. Over/Under Hell...

[@joepiccoli711]

@@nordattack whats your ball speed?

[@joepiccoli711]

@@nordattackkeep your ball speed slower, it will definately hook. Keep it tight up the middle

[@nordattack]

@@joepiccoli711 My release specs are: -Vintage Full Roller -Zero Tilt -90 degree Axis Rotation -12 mph off my hand -120 rpms

[@kiettomo87]

How do you know the oil patterns?

[@GraysonandJoey]

Great video... keep them coming #stormnation

[@rowlffffff]

This just a Storm commercial. The best way I have found to deal with an over under condition is the same as any other condition: Throw it where you're looking and make your spares.

[@mukskinkinakter6057]

Summary: Buy Storm bowling balls to combat over/under lane conditions. Got it.

[@louisdiaz316]

great video 👍🏽 ..... I still suck 💁🏽‍♂️

[@surroundedbyjaggoffs]

No , no , I suck!

[@rondambrosio9967]

Great video Kendal

[@BentheBowler]

How about in the middle a lot of dry and the outside too much oil?

[@charlieodom9107]

I use my Fire Pearl drilled at 5in pin to pap and just throw the piss out of it straight up the track area.

[@bgoggin88]

Gorgeous shots with that asym

[@MaryAllenjj]

On a hybrid pin up or down and what grit without polish? I've been running into wet/dry a lot lately.

[@robertreinoehl2805]

I'd go with a solid, layout of 45x4x70.

[@stormb28]

How much would you say over/under is created by bowlers throwing it all over the building? Miss in by an arrow, miss out by an arrow and somehow the lanes are over/under.

[@RockJohnson2000]

Over under is created 1st by how the lanes are oiled. Then as bowlers play on the shot it develops into the over under condition

[@charlieray967]

What would you recommend for wood lanes?

[@chriskelly509]

Urethane

[@Liquidmetal6661]

I was under the impression that a asymmetric was more continuous through the pins? I might have missed read something though.

[@jerryalexander8803]

Symmetrical is more rounded or continuous motion, asymmetrical is more forward or hook stop type of reaction..

[@HD-mm1iz]

Third. LOL had to join in

[@Jeon1958able]

First.

[@ethanprice7235]

Fucking nerd

[@Jason-dc2vi]

@@ethanprice7235 haha good job