Thank you. This helps.

In my opinion, I think you should do a LOT of these kinds of videos. This is where I struggle the most, BY FAR .. reading the lanes, reading the transition, figuring out what ball to use as things progress, figuring out where to move as things progress. Even figuring out what to do right off the start. Please do more of these .. I need to learn !!!

Good luck this weekend!

Loved coming up and learning from you in the training center! Still doesn't feel right without you up there, but we appreciate the content that you keep pumping out!

nice explanation of parallel moves versus opening angles. thanks!

great stuff JR, thanks.

very nice, reminds me when people say get the ball out there and what they may not be realizing is changing the launch angle is tantamount to getting it out there. I bought your book the art of revolution and it is good.

Cool video talk tech bowling bowling Jr Raymond

Thank you, JR. Been bowling for 45 years and this is the best explanation I’ve heard/seen for how slight adjustments effect carry.

Back in the lab! Nice! Where everything began!

One of your most informative vlogs! Thanks JR

Amazing video .haven't seen anyone explain it like that . This video has made me want to buy you books now.

at times im in a moment where the ball may be overhooking or not hooking enough and am contemplating moving left to right or front to back .... when either or "could" work but 1 option may be easier to maintain...or give me more room

JR this is total off this subject. PAP I am an older bowler, is this important for my bowling? I average is in the 170's Thanks for your help.

Thank you, JR. Would you please make a more detailed vid showing the differences between angular versus parallel moves, how to determine when to do which kind of move, and how much of a move is too much, or not enough? You kinda summed it all up in the closing moments of this vid, but it's an important topic and I'd like to learn more about it. Also, this vid showed that while your 2&1 angular move didn't kick out the 10 pin, the 2&2 parallel struck. Could a larger angular move, say a 3&2, or 4&2 have worked equally well? Did you switch to the parallel move just to illustrate what a parallel move is, or did you do so because you felt that a parallel move was a better way to go than sticking with angular moves. Thank you.

Hey JR, can you make a videos explain how to read the lane front to back instead of the usual left to right

Referring back to your former video, I see where a PWBA was fined by USBC for complaining on her vlog about the lack of water availability during practice for the ladies US Open

What's a 2 and 1? Sorry new here

I'm just trying to understand how i missed the tattoos all this time

Are you using some of your KZfaq money to pay back your backers ? When are we gonna see you on the PBA Tour again ?