January 2021 Content Archive
Bowling Tips and Techniques Articles
2020: The Year in Review
By Bill Sempsrott
First and foremost, I’d like to take this opportunity to wish everyone a belated Happy New Year. In many respects, 2020 probably won’t go down as a year that I look back fondly upon. It was a rough year. The...
A Five-Step Approach for Improving Anything
Bowling, health, and everything in between
By Valerie Bercier
There are plenty of strategies that you can implement to make your life—and bowling game—better. This article presents a five-step process that you can use for improving just about anything. After learning these five steps and practicing each of them over...
Hand Versus Bowling Ball
Discussing the need for and purpose of wrist supports
By Joe Hoenig
Since the inception of many sports, the equipment has changed—sometimes dramatically. The impact of these changes upon a given sport is often a hotly debated topic. In this regard, bowling is certainly no different. From drastic changes in bowling ball...
How Internet Videos Can Ruin Your Release – Part 2
Time to break the rules
By Ron Clifton
I said in the first part of this three-part series that the pro release is extremely hard for the average bowler to learn and that it may not even be the best release for most league oil patterns. I also...
Improving Your Stability at the Foul Line
Better balance for better performance
By Joe Slowinski
One of the most frequent questions we receive at Bowling This Month is, “How do I create more stability at the foul line?” As a bowler, you may experience inconsistencies at the foul line with falling off at unexpected times,...
The BTM Book Report: ‘Upstream’
By Bowling This Month
At its core, Dan Heath's Upstream is a book about societal change. However, its questions and approach to solving problems at an "upstream" level are not unlike correcting a bowler's release timing at the foul line by correcting the ball start. This is an example...
The Personalized Spare Shooting Method
Never worry about your spare game again!
By Tyrel Rose
Over the years, many coaches have introduced different spare shooting systems claiming to have improved the accuracy or repeatability of the process. Recently, Coach Joe Hoenig did a thorough review of the most popular spare systems out there, and I...
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...
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...
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...
Radical Results Plus
The Results Plus uses a new version of Radical's textured pearl coverstock called TP-1+. This cover is wrapped around the same strong asymmetrical core that was used previously in both...
Roto Grip Rubicon UC2
The Roto Grip Rubicon UC2 is the pearlized follow-up to the highly successful Rubicon. The UC2 uses the newest pearl version of the eTrax coverstock, which is more aggressive than the...
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...