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* [[:Image:Differential-Mo_Pinel-Nov_10.pdf|Differential Ratio]] - By Mo Pinel, article from the November issue of BTM. | * [[:Image:Differential-Mo_Pinel-Nov_10.pdf|Differential Ratio]] - By Mo Pinel, article from the November issue of BTM. | ||
* [[RPM Comparison Videos]] - Courtesy of Brunswick, ThrowBot compares ball motion for rev rates between 200 and 400 RPM's | * [[RPM Comparison Videos]] - Courtesy of Brunswick, ThrowBot compares ball motion for rev rates between 200 and 400 RPM's | ||
| + | *[[:Image:Not_Quite_So_Simple.pdf |Not Quite So Simple]] | ||
* [[Surface Adjustment Comparison Video]] - Courtesy of Brunswick | * [[Surface Adjustment Comparison Video]] - Courtesy of Brunswick | ||
* [[Three Phases of Ball Motion]] | * [[Three Phases of Ball Motion]] | ||
Revision as of 12:29, 28 February 2013
Ball Motion
- 3 pin Carry 10 Pin
- Axis Rotation Comparison Video - Courtesy of Brunswick, ThrowBot compares ball motion for various axis rotation measurements.
- Axis Rotation, Tilt, Speed & RPM Comparison Video
- Ball Speed Comparison Video - Courtesy of Brunswick
- Ball Speed vs Rev Rate
- Bowling Ball Track Flare- by Blueprint
- Center of Gravity
- Differential Ratio - By Mo Pinel, article from the November issue of BTM.
- RPM Comparison Videos - Courtesy of Brunswick, ThrowBot compares ball motion for rev rates between 200 and 400 RPM's
- Not Quite So Simple
- Surface Adjustment Comparison Video - Courtesy of Brunswick
- Three Phases of Ball Motion
- Tilt and Rotation in Ball Motion
- USBC Ball Motion Analysis Form
- USBC Ball Motion Study
- USBC Pin Carry Study
- USBC Static Weight Study
Core Technology
- Axis Migration and Cores - Courtesy of USBC
- Core Properties - Courtesy of USBC
- Core Shape Determines Motion
- RG Contour Explanation
Cover Technology
- Ball Life & Performance - Courtesy of USBC
- Brunswick Rejuvenator & Ball Life Study
- History of Oil
- Magnified Coverstock
- Pad Conversion Chart
- Ra Grit Comparison - Courtesy of Storm Bowling
- Ra to Unit Depth Comparison - Courtesy of Kegel
- Relationship between cores and covers - Courtesy of USBC
- Science of Bowling
- Skip a Grit - When you want the ball to check up hard at the break point.
- Surface Modification
- Unlocking The Mysteries of Particle Bowling Balls
Drilling Techniques and Layouts
Refer to the Pro Shop Information Section for various categories involving drilling techniques and layouts.
