Just wondering... anyone else play bowling here? I've been searching for some bowling threads and cant find any.
Anyways, i got stumped with my sucky 150 average using my straight ball and decided to make the transition to hooking. I got myself a cheap second hand Ebonite Tornado (kinda) reactive ball to start developing a hook with hopes to add some 30-50 points to my average
Grabe, when i fist went reactive, my average floored to 90 hahaha!
Anyways, can anyone tell me where to get cheap bowing shoes? I'm fine with those rental shoes.... as long as theyre brand new. Tx in advance for those who'll reply!
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September 9th, 2007 07:59 AM #2si resmile makakasagot nyan. hindi lang pang bowling, pang videoke pa
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September 9th, 2007 08:28 AM #3I do bowl too.
If you want cheap bowling shoes, try looking at Marikina Shoe Expo in Cubao. I forgot the name of the store where we bought shoes for my wife many many years ago. Mine are about to retire. So, I guess in a year I have to buy a pair.
Maybe Resmile could help you.
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September 9th, 2007 08:31 AM #4also a newbie and im afraid i can offer no help. but i like only to clarify na ang house ball will only shoot straight and i need a reactive ball if i want it to curve? sorry curious lang po. thanks.
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September 9th, 2007 08:52 AM #5
Originally Posted by ReccaH
House ball (mostly hard plastic/rubber) or any other ball (urethane, reactive or proactive) would roll straight, hook, curve, helicopter (spin) or backup depending on the release.
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September 9th, 2007 09:19 AM #6Yup, tama si j_avonni but since the core of the house ball doesnt 'want' to hook, it will require you to adjust your release to make it hook. a reactive ball has an uneven core which makes it want to hook by itself. Tama ba mga boss? Originally Posted by ReccaH
I guess a trip to cubao is in order
thanks guys! ano? bowling EB na to?
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September 9th, 2007 09:55 AM #7The path of the ball really depends on the release. If you hook or curve a reactive ball, it would just create wider hook or curve than non-reactive. Originally Posted by pajerokid
Yup, tama si j_avonni but since the core of the house ball doesnt 'want' to hook, it will require you to adjust your release to make it hook. a reactive ball has an uneven core which makes it want to hook by itself. Tama ba mga boss?
I guess a trip to cubao is in order thanks guys! ano? bowling EB na to?
Okay ang EB bowling. Where do you bowl?
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September 9th, 2007 10:27 AM #8he..he hindi pa ako nag break 100 im not even decent.. but rumors coming in that SM pampanga will open a bowling center... maybe can pick up the sport...
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November 11th, 2009 06:46 AM #9Gud am reccah, insideout here it's been a while hope your still playing bowling Originally Posted by ReccaH
I'm a newbie and just trying to activate the thread. How's the hook ball?
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