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Street Racer
02-18-2008, 05:45 PM
well, as some of yous might know, i am bowling in this event as a pacer, http://forums.hammerbowling.com/showthread.php?t=5492
got a PM, from the main sponsor of the event...
Being SPONSORED into the tournament!... wooot!
to make up a couple of entries... and this is what i need help with. bowling on the patterns!
Kegel Sport Series - WINDING ROAD - 2839
Kegel Sport Series - HIGHWAY TO HELL - 2340
Kegel Sport Series - DEAD MAN'S CURVE - 3043
Kegel Sport Series - BOARDWALK - 2435 (if i make the finals, which is on tv)
ok guys... any help would be very greatful:)
Bowling Balls being used
Black Widow
Black Widow Pearl
Total NV
Black Ice
Complete NV
Black Widow Clear
any good?
BubbaRay
02-18-2008, 10:58 PM
Street racer here's is some stuff I dug up on these patterns
WINDING ROAD - 2839 This oil pattern uses a distance of 39 feet with very little downlane help to guide the ball into the pocket. Because of the lower ratios towards the end of pattern, the greatest factor on how the WINDING ROAD will play is the lane surface and how the bowlers breakdown the pattern. The WINDING ROAD could play more inside or it could play more outside but the player who figures it out will straighten out the WINDING ROAD!
DISTANCE: 39
TOTAL OIL (mL): 22.45
FORWARD DISTANCE: 39
REVERSE DISTANCE: 29
OIL x BOARD: 50
HIGHWAY TO HELL 2340 - This 40 foot pattern is the flattest of the group and therefore can be the most difficult. With an increased amount of conditioner outside, the HIGHWAY TO HELL is a low latitude ratio pattern with very little left to right shape to help guide the bowling ball towards the pocket. Each player will have to decide and make sense of their ball reaction to decide what’s best for them to find their way down the HIGHWAY TO HELL!
DISTANCE: 40
TOTAL OIL (mL): 25.30
FORWARD DISTANCE: 40
REVERSE DISTANCE: 30
OIL x BOARD: 50
DEAD MAN'S CURVE - 3043 This 43 foot pattern has more out of bounds than most patterns because of the increased application of conditioner on the forward pass. With a slight increase slope of oil from the tenth board to the fourteenth board on the return pass, the goal of the player is to target along those boards of extra conditioner without swinging the ball too much towards the outside part of the lane. Players who try to excessively curve the ball with too much speed will find DEAD MAN’S CURVE hazardous to their score.
DISTANCE: 43
TOTAL OIL (mL): 24.25
FORWARD DISTANCE: 43
REVERSE DISTANCE: 32
OIL x BOARD: 50
BOARDWALK - 2435 Based upon the 2000 PBA Indianapolis Open pattern which was created by Kegel, this pattern is designed to play towards the edge board. Because of the relatively short 35 foot length of the BOARDWALK, players will need to control the excessive change of direction of the bowling ball as it enters the 25 feet of dry backend. Since lanes do have many topographical differences, on some lanes the BOARDWALK will require a more direct route to the pocket while other lane characteristics may allow players to swing the ball to the edge board. Like all wooden walkways, this pattern can provide great excitement but stray too far off the BOARDWALK and you’ll find yourself in the moat!
DISTANCE: 35
TOTAL OIL (mL): 23.90
FORWARD DISTANCE: 35
REVERSE DISTANCE: 28
OIL x BOARD: 50
Street Racer
02-19-2008, 02:30 AM
thanks but, i already know that stuff, i was doing a review on the patterns for my coach, so i did a word sheet etc,
but, just would like to know, how would yous tackle the pattern?
bluerrpilot
02-19-2008, 10:03 AM
They are designed to play a certain way, but like bubba said the topography will play a big part in that. If you play outside lines, use something with the pin down or thats very smooth off the spot. You already have the angle from playing out there so you will need the control. If you have to move deep, you will need the ball to respond off the friction as fast as possible. That way you can try to avoid flat 10's from a weak entry angle.
Stampy79
02-19-2008, 11:28 AM
Sounds like a time for the Rico everyone has been asking about ! Thats what I would try for sure on a few of them
BubbaRay
02-19-2008, 11:43 AM
I was just thinking that same thing Stampy.
Thepainscoming
02-19-2008, 12:55 PM
Now street, ur rev rate might be able to greatly help u on the 43 foot pattern. If u can move outside, u'll probably be the only one out there and won't have to move much. Now definetly if u were able to drill something very week for the 35 that would be good or use ur urethane for that.
Street Racer
02-19-2008, 10:50 PM
Now street, ur rev rate might be able to greatly help u on the 43 foot pattern. If u can move outside, u'll probably be the only one out there and won't have to move much. Now definetly if u were able to drill something very week for the 35 that would be good or use ur urethane for that.
your got my black ice if i make the final...
there are alot of bowlers this weekend with a high rev rate...
mongoliantreesloth
02-20-2008, 09:30 AM
Good luck for the coming weekend :)
Street Racer
02-20-2008, 06:15 PM
i feel like i can actually do some good!, got my complete nv drilled up yesterday!... so much trust in this ball already...
Thepainscoming
02-20-2008, 09:31 PM
Good luck street.
bluerrpilot
02-20-2008, 10:30 PM
i feel like i can actually do some good!, got my complete nv drilled up yesterday!... so much trust in this ball already...
If you can, break the cover and then take it back up to whatever you want. My impression of that ball was the length of the TNV with the recovery of the NVS. Best of the NV series IMO
Street Racer
02-21-2008, 09:16 AM
If you can, break the cover and then take it back up to whatever you want. My impression of that ball was the length of the TNV with the recovery of the NVS. Best of the NV series IMO
your about dead on....
i got mine to read the backend earlyer then my total nv tho
and thanks guys:)
there are live scores, dont know the link as yet... but will be somewhere on here http://www.totalbowling.com.au/news/livescores/
edit.... theres already a link made for the tournament...
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