Using a back-up for washouts and splits ensures the ball and pins are traveling, from the contact pins, in a better direction toward the separated further pins. In addition, training (1 or 2-handers) with a back-up improves the release position and prepares a bowler for the unexpected (i.e., RHers having to throw on the left side of the lane to be competitive in a tournament). Some of my players from the past could achieve 45 degrees AoR back-up and could play multiple parts of the lane proficie

Treacherous rains of baja got the best of us. We made it 170 out of 186 of our planned miles and had to back Track to a nearby town for hotel safety. Mud bogs, washouts, 38 degree rain, creeks flowing on trails, adv bikes sliding in mid snot ruts that are normally easy, stoped us from completing the last "5 miles" of the hard section of the day. Trying to punch through the canyon up and over to Melings was so close. Day 2 promises the rain clouds to subside | Ready To Ride Rentals