Thank you

😆 Try this on your next video against him 🎱{It's called duckpin}

i have an amf amflite magicline bowling ball 16lbs that I would love to see make it into one of your vids bowling with old rubber bowling balls

LT-48 was the 🐐 until the purple Hammer came along!!

+1 you mathed better than they did. :D

And 100 likes on any bowling video comment is impressive, thanks guys!

Awesome. Top comment.. spoiled the whole video

Why’d you spoil it😭😑

dude thats insane to me! i would've pulled something and threw it in the gutter XD

and still managed to do a side quest mid game

His grandfather was Ernie McCracken.

🥹 thank you jen! Is this how the dancers feel

@@220avg everyday, luv, every day.

a couple resurfaces later he shoots 800

Same, grew up watching him crush league week after week!

Just about finding the right angle

And the new one's broke as soon as the new model is available

I don’t think it quite puts the argument to bed. The current technology in balls definitely helps. But this guy is…um…pretty good. You go out there and shoot your average for a set with a Johnny Petraglia and get back to us.

I just averaged 200 in my last 6 games of a tournament I won yesterday, as a 152 average bowler, all because I took an older ball (not very old, like 2018 maybe?) And baked it, cleaned all the oil out, resurfaced it, and it worked like new. I have never averaged over 185 in 6 games, and never more than like 170 in 7, whereas I averaged 192 in the last 7

They are bowling people, their math always carries 10 to the next frame! :D :D

if you are getting handicap, you will be invaluable to the next team if you keep improving your game. I can tell you that big average jumps are possible. My first league season I averaged 156 conventional grip with a house ball (named Sally!), very similar to you. Got more interested and learned the game. Bought a couple balls and fingertip grip to my hand. That next year I averaged 187, joined the collegiate team. The following year (3rd year bowling) I averaged 214 and then left college because I graduated. +58 average from year 1 to year 3. I did not start bowling until I was 20 years old and I was an athlete. This was accomplished done during the urethane era and there were several honor score games with that equipment. All my equipment was urethane except for a Columbia blue dot used for spares and drier conditions.

Yeah, I can see why you would say that. Very similar!

he is pretty upright, that thud on the lane

This is very true. Great bowlers can bowl with any ball. If you limit your capability to specific balls you won’t develop versatility needed to compete at a high level

Pete Weber won a tournament with an AMF Bobcat.

House shot obviously. There was a ton of forgiveness on the lane. Unless you threw a really bad ball. It should carry 90% of the time. This wasn't natural talent. My dad carries a 243 average at one alley and barely scraps a 210 at another one. The other alley hosts a rotating sports shot. That being said he still threw a 300 which is still impressive.... but more of like a golf clap kinda impressive. Seeing as he threw a good enough ball 12 times in a row. Still a hard feat when you are interrupted. 👏👏

​@@kickintheaceWhat a load of sanctimonious drivel. Absolute horeshit.

That was a great ball back then. Didn't the LT-48 come in a different color than black? Also wasn't there an LT-52? Never had one though. I had an old Brunswick T-3 Trac-Master. It was supposed to hook more than the T-1 and T-2. I threw the ball much straighter, and let the ball do the work. Classic stuff, and a great job with the 300.

Thank you mr BigEZ!

what about the bumble bee?

Ha! I noticed the similarity between Aaron and Scott, too!

Especially the LT-48

Hey same lol

all you need it a blue dot...nothing more, nothing less. go plastic!

Most people don't realize that the labe surface hooked a ton back then compared to today. I once used a zone pro on 44ft on a lacquer coated wood lane. Hooked ten more boards on a longer pattern