Deep Spare Shooting
Before we discuss how to improve your spare shooting, I’d like to go back to how I started my search for the best way for a bowler to make more...
Bowling Ball Reviews
Motiv Jackal Onyx
The Jackal Onyx is the latest update to Motiv's famed Jackal line. This ball uses the Predator V2 Asymmetric core, as in previous versions, but updates the coverstock. Leverage HXC...
Ebonite Real Time
The Ebonite Real Time shares the symmetrical Big Time core shape with the Big Time SE from December 2023. It uses a Factory Compound box finish that is much shinier...
DV8 Heckler
The DV8 Heckler uses a core shape that was designed like the Trouble Makers, with two-handed bowlers and no-thumb layouts in mind. While the Trouble Makers featured the symmetrical Dualistic...
Storm PhysiX Blackout
Storm adds another ball to their Blackout nameplate with the release of the PhysiX Blackout. This ball is the third variation, joining the Virtual Energy Blackout and the Lightning Blackout...
Track Theorem Pearl
The Theorem Pearl shares the MC2 Asym core design with the very successful Theorem. This ball changes the coverstock to Prime Response Pearl (HK22) from the Prime Response Hybrid (HK22)...
Hammer Anger
The Anger is a new mid-performance ball for Hammer. It features HK22 - CT Reactive Flip, a new coverstock that is an update from the CT Reactive shells that have...
Columbia 300 Ricochet Pearl
The Ricochet Pearl is the latest remake from Columbia 300, and it features a finishing process that hasn't been used in quite some time. While most shiny balls from this...
Featured Articles
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...
Keep Spare Shooting Simple
What makes a good spare shooter? Many people will consider it as someone who makes no more than one open per game. At the beginning level, this is a very...
The Fundamentals of Target Line Adjustments
There are dozens of possible adjustments that we as bowlers can make to change where and how our bowling balls are entering the pocket. The first adjustment we typically learn—usually...
Improving Release Consistency
What does it mean to have a consistent release? Many bowlers want a "better" release and point to having more revs and more consistency. Taking the revolutions out of the...
The 10 Exercises That Every Bowler Should Do
Over the years, I think the most common question to pop up in my inbox is, “What exercises should I do to improve my bowling game?” I have always struggled...