You laugh but after drilling several thousand balls you get a feel for layouts. I really pay attention to weight block to track orientation. Its all voodoo anyway.

I didn't mean no disrespect. I laugh because I think I might be doing that after drilling for so long too. Lol

No disrespect taken at all

i mailed joe travers before christmas to ask him what the next release would be. had a reply back this week saying there were no releases planned as of now. guess were in for a long wait...

Brett & Brian...

I have a question, and i feel real stupid for asking it but... what do you mean by dual angle? I am an "accomplished" bowler (typical past regional player, worked in shop for 2 yrs, etc) and have, I think pretty good ball knowledge, but I tend to keep my drillings more simple, changing covers, angles, speeds, tilts, etc to achieve the right scoring angles. Now, I am NOT a tour level player, and won't ever be - mostly a regional/local player who is more competitive that my wife likes at times, but I am always wanting to learn.

Where can I get some reading or info of the dual angle layouts you wrote about so i may "digest" them a little.

Thanks in advance for any info..

Jeff

Very nice system to help duplicate layouts from ball to ball as well. It uses two angles and a pin to PAP distance. Can't remember all the specifics, but it helps to determine transition time/flare of the ball in the backend and how quickly the ball rolls through the midlane.. or something like that... We hosted a Mo Dual Angle seminar, but I was not in the building when he was, and have not quite learned it all yet..