Today, TalkBowling episode #12 was released. This episode is mostly geared towards new bowlers that aren’t sure of the difference between conventional and fingertip grips. We are very excited to be doing this and really appreciate all the support that we have received.
I wasn’t sure what to expect out of this bowling ball since I have never seen a 900 Global bowling ball in action before. I decided to drill the [bowlingball value=”6912″/] up aggressively with the pin 3 3/8″ from my PAP, just off to the right of my ring finger. I positioned the Mass Bias about two inched right of my grip’s centerline.
I must admit I was very impressed with the [bowlingball value=”6912″/]. As of right now it is the go to bowling ball in my arsenal. It makes a very strong hook in the backend. This ball needs a little oil to get down the lane, but when it does it is well worth it.
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I must admit that when I first got the [bowlingball value=”6912″/] bowling ball, I was a little skepticle. 900 Global is a relatively new manufacturer that didn’t want to deal with Internet companies such as bowlingball.com in the beginning, so we had not tried any of their equipment. Wow, I am happy that they have changed their mind. The [bowlingball value=”6912″/] is one of my favorite bowling balls in my arsenal right now.
We shot another great video. This time it was for the [bowlingball value=”6810″/].
We used 3 different bowlers and bowling styles throwing a variety of layouts. Please enjoy!!!
We at bowlingball.com wanted to move our articles into wordpress to use the fantastic functionality already built in. I wanted a way to click on a category and show just a list of article titles, and none of the text.
All you have to do is edit the archive.php file to remove the divs that show the post. It’s simple and easy to do.
Check out our new Bowling Article and Tips pages at bowlingball.com.
bowlingball.com has changed their blog name from “bowlingball.com Corporate Blog” to “bowlingball.com News and Information“. This name change is trying to bring a little more comfort for visitors that are truned off by the term “Corporate Blog.” Many customers thought they were in our personal corporate business.
I am hopefule that the name change makes sense and helps more customer visit and leave comments. We want to build a community of people that want to participate.
This is important to keep in mind for new people wanting to start a blog. Sometimes the name says everything, both good and bad.