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Oh and here's a reverse angle of the same shot: http://youtube.com/watch?v=QEi_ADzcAfo

Well, the second hand is sort of on the bottom... look below... ;) http://youtube.com/watch?v=wN79TJ96eUQ See? :)

I bowl at Ashmore and it's a pretty good center to bowl at. The pro shop there sells some of the cheapest balls in the country in terms of price. They mainly stock Columbia, Track, Brunswick, Ebonite and AMF.

You just answered your own question lol The second hand is used to support the weight of the ball while the first hand pretty much does the rest of the work.

I'm talking about people who bowl like Belmo and Osku as 2-handed bowlers. That is a fact. :p

With all this debate that's been going on for the past 15 or so years about Cranker vs. Stroker in the game, I bring forth the subject of the future... One vs. Two hands! Who here is a one-handed or a two-handed bowler? Do you think using two hands or is one hand better when bowling? Ladies and...

I like that one :) I reckon we have alot of beer lovers here (including me) So, 4 in a row can be called "XXXX", 6 in a row can be called a "6 pack" and 12 in a row can be called a "Keg" :D

Columbia Beast Pearl BALL SPECS Ball Weight: 15lbs Pin: 3-4 inches Top weight: 2.7oz DRILLING 3 1/2 pin to PAP 3 1/4 CG to PAP Recommended lane conditions: Medium-dry to Medium-oily Summary: The Beast Pearl is a lovable mix of performance, good looks and affordability...

Well, if 6 in a row is called a "6-pack" maybe 12 in a row can be called a "Keg" :D

LOL! Same goes for those people who play lawn bowls or bocce Also, what about Pete Weber? He drinks, smokes, eats fast food and likes to sit & watch WWE and he's one of the greatest bowlers of all time! :p

Well, I might as well jump in on this. I was listening to the "Lets's go bowling!" radio show podcast a few weeks back and they interviewed Mo Pinel of Morich and it was interesting to hear what Mo has to say. He did say that bowling is a rhythm & balance sport, not a strength, speed or...

Is it just me or do you think that the AMF Orbit Xtreme (Sky Blue) and the Retro THS Buzzsaw are very similar? They're both poured in the same factory, they have similar core dynamics and similar coverstocks. So, which ball would you buy? Would you rather spend more money or would you...

I know how that feels lol I've got ADSL2+ and that's warp speed when running normally but when it gets capped, it's as fast as an old granny walking up a steep hill :p

Here's the AMF Orbit Xtreme: http://youtube.com/watch?v=tajGYlK-A2M Here's the Brunswick Groove Urethane: http://youtube.com/watch?v=Q0SOlsqoPB0 Here's the Columbia 300 Jazz: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twupGU5Hic4 Here's the Columbia 300 Scout: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_9hhKLe3sw...

Nah, I'm getting a brand new Simpsons "Pin Pals" Viz-A-Ball soon from the phantom league i bowl in

So, you've sniffed a few asses in your time, eh? :p

On that same list of banned products was WD40. Does anybody know what WD40 can do to a bowling ball?

Just ask your proshop for entry level reactive balls. Some of them I can name are: AMF Angle (red/blue pearl or red/silver pearl) AMF Orbit Xtreme Brunswick Power Groove Columbia 300 Scout Columbia 300 Jazz Ebonite Tornado Hammer Rayzr Storm Tropical Storm (each colour has a different...

Just give me an offer and I'll let you know ;)

I know that you have to use a plastic ball and throw straight but my problem is that my accuracy isn't that great. So, how do I improve my accuracy?

Has anyone got tips on converting single pin spares such as the 10 or 7 pin?

It's a 15 pound ball :)

For sale or trade is a rare Track Sugar Ray Leonard Boxing Glove Ball. The ball's weightblock is the actual boxing glove inside making it one of the few two-piece plastic balls out there. It rolls straight as an arrow for spares and you can get a hook out of it on dry lanes with enough revs...

Actually, It's not very dangerous at all and nobody can sue anyone because this isn't something that's patented. The bolt wouldn't snap off because it's just there to keep the bowl centered. What's actually keeping the ball in place while it spins is its own weight. Even if the glue fails after...

have you tried looking on eBay?