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    Question I am looking for maybe to get me my first High Performance Ball what ball you suggest

    I am looking to get a new ball, I have now a Entry Performance Ball and what I want is a High Performance ball that will have alot of action that will get me more strikes basically I just want more strikes more action cause most of the time I leave a pin and like last night I left 3 splits in a row even when I hit my mark and hit the pocket except for one shot hit brooklyn but that not the point the point is I want a ball that will have a lot of action or do I just need to get a heavier ball in the same ball I got now cause this is the ball the pro shop owner fit me with and I trust his judgment and everything but I think I might be ready and everything to go up to a high performance ball either that or a heavier ball what do all of you think let me know?

    -Sara
    Last edited by WolfGirl1980; 04-24-2013 at 12:11 PM.
    [*]Name: Sara M. Frey/Proud Member Of http://www.BowlingBoards.com
    [*]Average:139/Ball Weight 13 lbs/Bowling Style: Tweener
    Mot[*]Bowling Balls:iv Motiv Octane/MotivTribal/ Ebonite Cyclone/ Brunswick Anaconda/ Columbia300 WhiteDot/Ebonite Maxim

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    Going heavier is hard decision to do. I would throw some house balls or a friends ball with the target weight you want before buying something. About getting a high performance ball, you don't really need one unless you want a ball that pairs up with what you want to do with it. You should know the normal conditions you bowl on - light, medium, heavy oil and if you play on fresh or burnt up lanes. You should find a ball that is meant for the oil condition you are playing on and how you throw the ball. If you throw the ball around 18+ with a excessive revs you will need a ball that is more aggressive than say a stroker. My last ball I bought was a Brunswick meanstreak which is made to have much length and a big back end for medium to dry oil. Strangely the ball is very versatile. If I drop my speed down the ball will cross the whole lane and cut back in the pocket, or I can throw it hard to make it have a more traditional hook to. I still have yet to play on a fresh condition with it, but it's my favorite ball at the moment. Although the ball that works best for me is a cheap 80 dollar polar ice, because it works really well on dry lanes, and I can throw it on just about any oil pattern.

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    Post in the ball section not the technique,mental, and physical game section.
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    thanks for the advice
    [*]Name: Sara M. Frey/Proud Member Of http://www.BowlingBoards.com
    [*]Average:139/Ball Weight 13 lbs/Bowling Style: Tweener
    Mot[*]Bowling Balls:iv Motiv Octane/MotivTribal/ Ebonite Cyclone/ Brunswick Anaconda/ Columbia300 WhiteDot/Ebonite Maxim

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