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The different forms can vary ball reaction greatly based on a variety of attributes a core can have. | The different forms can vary ball reaction greatly based on a variety of attributes a core can have. | ||
<br />The core within a bowling ball can take many different forms. | <br />The core within a bowling ball can take many different forms. | ||
Revision as of 21:43, 4 August 2007
A symmetric core.
An asymmetric core.
A pancake core.
Different core shapes a bowling ball can have.
Definition
The different forms can vary ball reaction greatly based on a variety of attributes a core can have.
The core within a bowling ball can take many different forms.
These forms include:
Types
Cores can have different shapes as well, there are 2 categories of 2-Piece weight blocks:
Attributes
Cores also have different attributes associated with them:
