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Great information to know!
This definitely seems to imply the lane surface DOES have something to do with the ball’s surface changing. Interesting…
That would hold true except for the fact that the ball only touches the lane in the track area but the entire ball surface changes uniformly. There is more to the story and we will have another video this week to help explain some more.
@Ronald Hickland Jr love it, great point. Looking forward to hearing more!
Thank you very much for this informative video 👍🏻 👏🏻👏🏻🎳
Glad you liked it
Sooooooooo if a ball starts at 4000, with a with track, then it should last a complete 3 game set without any surface change?
With me I do grips up , grips down , then turn to top of ball I tilt it to have it on the first oil ring and in circle motion.
Pardon my inability to comprehend a few things; what is meant by the ‘bowtie’?
Very cool thanks!
Thanks for this information. I use a ball spinner to alter the surface of my balls. It would be interesting to see how different ways (angles) of using the spinner would affect the how the ball surface changes per frame. Thanks again.
Thank you very much for this interesting information.
Grips up > grips down > non track side > track side. That’s what I do with a spinner.