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What grinds my gears? A faulty clutch.......

Marc, If you look at the www.ebonite.com and look at their News link you will find that Ebonite has re-signed many of Columbia/Track/Dynothane pro staffers. It might be a while before they get around to dealing with their amateur staffers, equipment reps etc. of which there would be hundreds...

From my previous post on this topic, I just realized I contradicted myself. I meant to say "higher" centre of gravity. Dunno what I was thinking when I posted that!!! :splat: :confused: :confused:

Umm.....No........ NOt even sure why you would bring that subject up.....

Umm.....That reads rather poorly.... Or does it?

True, to an extent...... Often, the player is not aware of errors in their game that a competent experienced coach can pick out. Many players think they know their own games, when in reality, the vast majority do not. Even the pros go to their coaches and ball reps during the official...

Easy Tiger wrote: Sorry to get back to the golf v bowling analogy, but with players of equal ability, in general terms, the short hitter is a lot more accurate than the long hitter. I accept there are a few exceptions, ie Tiger Woods, but in general terms the short hitter has the advantage...

Easy Tiger wrote: Stroker v cranker = Long hitter vs short hitter friction = spin So in fact the two games are remarkably similar.

FEral, I think you will find that the TBA does not in fact own a Kegel machine. The machine used at Illawarra was in fact Illawarras machine and while I dont know the origin of the machine used in Hobart, I do not believe, as previously stated, that TBA "owns" a Kegel. The machine would...

Jason, It is a combination of factors. 1) Lane blocking is rife an dit became legal when the ABC as it was then introduced the "System Of Bowling" which mandated a minimum of 3 units of oil on any particular part of the lane along with "Limited distance Dressing" or short oil. This...

To the golden greek, George for not one but TWO 7-9 splits. Oh well, at least he had a win to soften the blow a bit. Carl Bottomley for his 8-10 at the start of day 2.

"I'm a little teapot on a stand........" and yes Jase, no offense taken. If I can't laugh at myself. well, there are plenty of other people ready to do it for me LOL

Congratulations to Louise Ingoe for her gold in the Youth Challenge Singles event and to Paul Streatfield and Shane Tunnah for their gold in the Youth Challenge Doubles event. I understand this is the first medal of any colour for the guys ever at Youth so its been a great achievement so far...

What amagill said. Best dry laner around.

Condolensces to Harold and family for your loss. Brenton and Al at Denver Sporting

Karl, Interesting post. I started in this game because i wanted to achieve the highest level I could, not just to "enjoy" myself. Each to their own i guess. I guess I am just a bit of a purist in that I prefer to see a premium on shotmaking, accuracy and skill, rather than mass revs, swing...

Yes, it was Paul Longayroux, 300 was the last game of a 798 set.

I think it needs to be taken on a case by case basis. If the weather is particularly hot and/or the centres airconditioning is not up to scratch, then I feel that tailored shorts should be allowed. In other cases though, for the sake of professionalism, it should be tailored long trousers for...

Tim and Brenda, Congratulations on the safe arrival of your daughter and welcome to the family way........ Look forward to seeing you all sometime in the future. Brenton and Shelley Davy and family.

Yes, very definately, we NEED MORE LEFTIES!!!!!

Jason, Your memory is still very good. I recall that session. What I do recall is that there were many fewer cold 8's, 9's and corners, so the really well executed shots WERE rewarded, however, the poor shots, half pockets etc were punished more than with normal pins. In truth its the...

That has been posted before, a while ago. The video was taken during the USBC Nationals, last year I believe, hence the grandstands, size of the centre, etc