Warming Up for Bowling
How long does it take you to warm up or feel loose during your bowling practice sessions? If you’ve ever bowled in a tournament that has very limited practice time,...
Bowling Ball Reviews
900 Global Reality
The 900 Global Reality brings a new core design to the Tour Engineered 900 series. The Disturbance Asymmetric core is a unique cubic shape, with a low RG (2.49"), high...
Ebonite Aero Dynamix
The Ebonite Aero Dynamix uses the asymmetrical Aero weight block wrapped in the GSV-X Hybrid coverstock that is finished with 500/1000/1500 SiaAir and Crown Factory Compound. This core shape has a very...
Track Proof Hybrid
Track's new Proof Hybrid uses the asymmetrical Proof core shape with the Prime Response Hybrid coverstock. The Proof core is a higher RG and higher differential design compared to the asymmetrical...
Brunswick Knock Out
The Knock Out is the newest ball in Brunswick's High Performance line. It uses the symmetrical Melee core design, which was seen most recently in the Uppercut, along with a...
DV8 Warrant Solid
The Warrant Solid uses the same asymmetrical Captive core design as the original Warrant, which features a higher RG (2.505") to help get the ball downlane, with plenty of overall...
Motiv Fatal Venom
The Motiv Fatal Venom is the latest ball to use the popular Gear symmetrical core shape, and it is paired with the Infusion Pearl coverstock that was used previously on...
Motiv Forge Flare
The Forge Flare is the latest hook monster from Motiv. This new release shares the same symmetrical Detonator core design with the Forge and Forge Fire. The difference comes in the...
Featured Articles
An Introduction to Axis Rotation and Axis Tilt
Almost every day, I feel like I see or hear something that is completely incorrect about axis rotation or axis tilt. Sometimes, people just mix up the two terms and...
Don’t Just Watch…Observe – Part 1
As a serious bowler, you know you can do a lot of your practicing from the comfort of your living room. The pre-shot routine, the setup, hand positions, the armswing—these...
Challenges for Improving Your Bowling Practices
Using your practice time on the lanes effectively is essential to consolidating technique changes and to fast-tracking your skill development. If your training only consists of getting lined up and...
Troubleshooting and Fixing Thumb Exit Problems
One of the most complicated issues to fix in bowling is the concept of “clearing the thumb." This refers to how consistently your thumb exits the ball as part of...
Introduction to Bowling Ball Axis Control
Two of the key variables in ball reaction that a bowler has control over are the axis rotation angle and axis tilt angle of the bowling ball. These angles, along...