I'm currently bowling in a house on Wednesdays that is significantly speed/release sensitive at the breakpoint, not to mention the possible carrydown issues that happen for a second shift league. I've been patiently noting from week to week what seems to work and what doesn't, and come back the following week with a couple of plans. This week the plan seemed to work for 2 out of 3 games, which has been better than weeks one through three where I struggled for 2 out of the 3 games.
I definitely take notes when I'm bowling on a shot that's difficult for me to match up with, I felt like that was one of my better qualities this summer in my rotating 6 pattern sport league. The first time I may see a pattern and struggle, but I tried to bring up each set 30-40 pins the second time I saw the pattern and by the end of the summer sport season I managed to record back to back 600+ sets on 2 different patterns.
So place me in the category of curiousity versus giving up. I'm well aware of the fact that my Monday night shot I never see in the tournaments I bowl during the season- but the Wednesday night league shot I see I could very well look at again, and it's best to have that tool in my bag to know what adjustments I need to make to be able to score effectively on it.
Matt
Edited on 9/27/2006 11:27 PM
