How to Train on a House Shot
One of the most prevalent misconceptions I’ve dealt with in recent years, particularly with youth bowlers and their parents, is that you need a sport shot out on the lanes...
Featured Bowling Ball Reviews
Storm Code Red
The Code Red is the follow-up to the Code Black in the Premier line for Storm. This ball uses the same RAD4 asymmetrical core shape as the Code Black, but...
Storm Match Up Pearl
The Match Up series replaces the Matches in the Hot line for Storm this season. Like the Matches, there is both a solid version and a pearlized version. The Match...
Storm Match Up Solid
The Storm Match Up Solid is made up of the reactive solid version of the Reactor coverstock wrapped around the new Stinger 2.0 symmetrical weight block. While similar in geometry...
900 Global Inception DCT
The Inception DCT features new technology inside and out to provide the most total hook in the current 900 Global line. Starting on the outside, the coverstock is a new...
900 Global Covert Ops
900 Global's Preferred series gains an entry with the introduction of the Covert Ops. This ball uses the same Break Asymmetric core shape as the Black Ops and the recently-discontinued...
Featured Bowling Tips Articles
Anatomy of an Elite Release
Rotational velocity is how quickly the ball is rotating as it leaves the hand. The colloquial name for this is rev rate. Of all the requests I receive as a...
The Timing Ideal
One of the most important aspects of proper execution in any sport is rhythm and timing. In baseball, hitters, as well as pitchers, rely on timing to perform at higher...
Matching Ball Motion Shape to Breakpoint Zones
Last year, I published a lane play planning concept to help define which practice manipulation zone (PMZ) should be used during practice to open up the lane. Pattern length minus...