IDENTIFYING PAP | Positive Axis Point for Two Handed Bowler

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Identifying the Positive Axis Point (PAP) of a powerful two handed bowler!
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@jasonsmith3537 6 месяцев назад

Question, ever had anyone 7" 3/4 over from center of grip 2-handed? I have had this guy roll a dozen times and the tape is spot on release every time....Just never had someone much over 5"

@spectrebowling 5 месяцев назад

we are seeing alot of "bizarre" PAP coordinates nowadays. My son, 8 years old, bowls backup, has a PAP of 3 x 3.5 down. You need to go based on what you measure. I believe that there is a better way to measure PAP, but that's a whole other discussion... maybe a video idea there ;)

@atreyufalcor1347 6 месяцев назад

Great vid! Is there a typical PAP for two-handed bowlers or is there a vast spectrum?

@spectrebowling 6 месяцев назад

that's a hard one... Two handers, especially amateurs, will be all over the place in terms of PAP. So it's hard to see a "typical" PAP. What I've done in my shop is drill two old balls, one RH and one LH with two holes in them. This way if a new two hander comes in, I can ask them to throw it (we use an old switch grip finger kit we've had for a while) and we grab their PAP right away. I layed-out those balls with the pin @ 35 degrees from the grip center, so it puts the pin at like 2 o'clock. So far that's been a pretty good tool for us.