here's my update.   I threw a 569 series on sunday subing.   On monday night I struggled a bit with my pyscho shooting a 166 and a 191 with a few splits the second game, but switch to my smokin inferno and shot 229.   Wenesday, my normal league,   I shot my highest series of my bowling career with my hammer pyscho of a 632.  I shot 198, 224, then 210 with my only bad shot being a split in the tenth from of the last game.

186 208 220 subing in one house,   154 175 155 in a different house during league.  how to adjust is something of a must.

Well,  for starts I Donated 220 dollars to the peoples tournament in Brockton over the weekend.  I missed a spare I should of picked up by throwing it where it went on the first ball.  But thats my fault and my mental mistake.  The best thing about the weeked was picking up the four six with my spare ball.  I did miss cut because of the spare but you live you learn.

     As far as monday night, my score was a 144 in the first game, but the highlight was the fact I picked up the big four ( four six seven ten) in that game by throwing hard at the ten pin, having the six slide and push over the four and seven.  I followed that game up with a 215 and 211 eleven game.  Thanks US Pro shop for resufacing and drilling my smokin inferno.

Ladies and gentlemen, I have a problem.  While my bowling can always improve (and hopefully will)   I am attempting to learn NOT to roll the ball over the finger holes, and having some problems with it.  Would I like some help?   of course I would.  I use four different balls (a smokin and ragin inferno, a hammer pyscho, and for ten pins my white dot)  but have been attempting not to roll them over the finger holes.  I am also praticing with a wrist brace and am undercided on whether I will continue to use it or not (may still since I bowl better with it).  Any hints or tips will help.  Thank you. 

Hello Everyone.  I am a avid bowler even though I only do it twice a week.  I'm looking to make friends with fellow bowlers here and hope to learn a lot from everyone as well. I hope that I have a wonderful experince here and get the tips I need to become a better bowler.