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Susie Minshew

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Any question on bowling including the playing field, equipment, the physical game, and the mental game.

Chip Aki

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Ball drilling/fitting, Layouts, coaching related questions, any. USA Bowling Bronze Certified Coach, International Bowling Pro Shops and Instructors Assocation member, 15 years Experience in ball drilling, Storm Staff member.

Warren Friedl

U.S.
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20 Years Pro Shop Owner/Operator, 17 Years Bowling Center Operator (Manager/General Manager), Certified Coach since National Bowling Council and YABA days. Also Dick Ritger and USA Bowling Bronze certified. International Bowling Pro Shop and Instructors Association (IBPSIA) Charter member, IBPSIA Certified, IBPSIA "On Lanes" Certified, 2 Time Member of the IBPSIA Board of Directors and Past Secretary/Treasurer, Small Shop columnist "Pro Shop Operator" Magazine, contributor to "Bowlers Journal International" magazine, editor of IBPSIA NET NEWS weekly e-newsletter, editor of "The Bowling Tree" blog and webmaster of www.revbowl.com.

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2009-11-06 10 pen carry:

I am not sure what adjustments that you made, but leaving the ten pin is caused by the ball hitting light in the pocket. By light, I mean that the ball is hitting the 3 pin too near the front center of

2009-11-06 Entry level?:

John, Thoughtful gift but be careful. When venturing into a performance grip, especially when utilizing a performance ball (even an entry level performance ball), you add elements that will magnify any

2009-11-04 Finger holes:

1. Holes or indentations for gripping purposes shall not exceed five (5) and shall be limited to one for each finger and one for the thumb, all for the same hand. The player is not required to use all

2009-11-02 More backend on oily lanes:

If your release produces very little side rotation the change of direction down the lane is limited. Add that to heavy oil conditions, it is hard to get a big move down the lane. The best reaction is

2009-11-02 Finger holes:

The grip holes must be able to be covered by your hand or the hole now becomes a balance hole and you can only have one of those. If you do not have the extra balance hole you should be ok unless two

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