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In this recurring feature, I’ll be digging into three quick things to help you improve your game. In each installment, I’ll cover one aspect of
The Storm Ion Pro Solid is the second Ion Pro release and the third under the Ion nameplate. This ball uses the same asymmetrical Element
The Hy-Road 40 is the newest addition to Storm’s Thunder line, and its name celebrates Storm’s 40-year journey in the bowling industry. This ball uses
In this article, scores from a complete league season are analysed to try to gain insight into the trends of the participating bowlers and their
Over the past two articles, we’ve reviewed three of the fundamental elements of improving your release: direction, rev rate, and ball speed. For this article,
The Ultimate Wrecker brings back both the Wrecker nameplate and the HP2 line for Roto Grip. The symmetrical Wrecker + AI core provides a lower
Article Contents 1. I’ve read that there is a 1.5 to 2 mph difference between launch speed and the… 1.1. Environmental factors 1.2. Individual factors
The asymmetrical Hater core returns to the DV8 line with the release of the Hater Pearl. This ball uses the HK22C-based Havoc Pearl coverstock that
The 900 Global Origin EX uses the new RB 89 Solid coverstock surrounding the Eclipse Asymmetric AI weight block that was used previously in the
Article Contents 1. Speed-dominant versus rev-dominant 2. Optimizing your release 3. Increasing your rev rate 3.1. Creating more leverage 3.2. Putting in the work 3.3.
