Using Shoulder Abduction for a More Relaxed and Powerful Swing
I am surprised how often the “free” pendulum swing concept continues to be articulated today as a gold standard component of an outstanding physical game. In truth, when reviewing how...
New Bowling Ball Reviews
Motiv Venom Recoil
The Venom Recoil features the reactive solid Coercion MFS coverstock—which was used previously on the Villain and T10—and a new asymmetrical core design. The Gear APG weight block is a...
Radical Ludicrous Solid
The Radical Ludicrous Solid is the second ball in the Ludicrous line. In this version, the Asymmetric with Scoop Technology core design—the same core used in the original Ludicrous—is surrounded...
Radical Conspiracy Pearl
The Conspiracy Pearl is the pearl-covered follow-up to the extremely angular original Conspiracy. This ball uses the same asymmetrical core design, but it features Brunswick's DynamiCore filler material, which is...
Brunswick Method Solid
The Method Solid is the newest addition to Brunswick’s High Performance product line. It joins the original Method, the Vintage Vapor Zone, and the Magnitude 035 Pearl at this price...
Brunswick Quantum Bias Pearl
The Quantum Bias Pearl is the second recent asymmetrical entry into the Quantum line for Brunswick. It uses the same Quantum Mushroom High RG Asymmetric core design as the white...
Columbia 300 Savage Life
The Columbia 300 Savage Life is the pearlized follow-up to the original Savage from last fall. It uses the same asymmetrical Savage core shape as the original, along with the...
Roto Grip Halo Pearl
The Halo Pearl is the complement to the original Halo. This new addition to Roto Grip's high performance HP4 lineup uses the same asymmetrical Centrum core design as the Halo,...
Featured Articles
Common Injuries and Dysfunctions of the Lower Body – Part 2
In my previous article, I discussed common pathologies in the hip and pelvis that may be seen in bowlers. This included things like piriformis syndrome, SI joint dysfunction, and excessive...
Physical Game Drills to Improve Your Bowling – Part 3
In my last two articles, I covered the swing drill and the slide drill. The third and final drill in this series of my top three physical game drills covers...
Practice: Not for the Fainthearted
Practice is an essential element of bowling. No news there. But practice won’t be much help if it isn’t done properly. “Properly” is an interesting word, but what does it...
Life After Balance Holes
If you've been paying any attention at all over the last couple of months, you're likely already aware of the recent USBC rule modifications affecting how bowling balls can be...
Troubleshooting Your Bowling Game – Part 2
Two of the most common issues that can pop up in your game and ruin your night are struggling with your release and being unable to keep your balance. When...