Why is it important for me to bowl with a 15 lb. ball versus a 12 lb. ball?
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It should be the highest weight your comfortable with.  Obviously the heavier the ball the more force at the pins the more likely to get a strike...  however if your not comfortable with a 15, learn with a 12 first...  or maybe try a happy medium at 14 or so, its important to experiment at what is most comfortable for you...  Also, being that your an adult male i dont think your a weak guy, it could be that your tiring from the 14/15 because its not drilled for you correctly (you said the 12 pound fits better)...  Also, if you get a new ball now at 12 lb then get used to it and want to move up your going to have to get a new ball again....  i wouldnt be in a hurry at first, take the time and see what pound works best, and then talk to your local pro shop for advice, they could watch you bowl and see what ball is right for you...  Make sure you get it professionally drilled for you too...  Like I said if its not drilled specifically for you, you will tire out faster cuz if holes are too big your squeezing your hand so u dont drop it, and if you have it too tight obviously your hand will be swollen at the end of the night and your thumb will keep getting stuck....  Hope this helps and good luck..\n\nEm
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It's best if you're tall, but height and weight are not that important to a QB, study the game, learn to recognize defenses, that's what will make you good.  As far as throwing, muscle mass has little to do with how far a person can throw, you're better off working on your mechanics, having a good arm is like being a fast runner, it's a talent that can't be worked on if you don't have it.
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To answer this question with a little weight behind it, we'd need to know more about the type of ball you throw now. Are you a beginner still throwing a straight house ball? Are you working your way up a little with a slight curve and want to graduate to something more powerful like a reactive ball? Please explain so we can help you.
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The ball weighs 14–15 ounces (397–425 g).
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if fast bowler bowls to you, the timing is enough mostly.\nthe spinner's concern, you need both.especially to hit a six.
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I think i'm going to go with bowling, i mean these guys can be fat and out of shape, it makes no difference in the world of bowling
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It is the soft-nest of the ball.  So someone with a rather soft swing would want a 1-3 and a hard hitter would want a 3-6.  Also the temperature has a lot to do with this.  On hot days i prefer a harder ball but on cool days i take a soft ball.  (it has nothing ot do with telling them apart, it is just convenient)
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You can't have a *balanced* 15 game schedule with 7 teams - to keep it balanced you need to have games played be a multiple of 6. 6, 12, 18, ...  My experience - just go with the 15 game schedule - use it to create a seeding for a playoff format ... that way there's less sensitivity about potential *unfairness* of having to play a particular team more than some other team might have to play that same team.
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If flying it? I woulnd't go over 15 lbs.
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There's not much difference really. AAAA is little better than the AA.  If your an average player save the $ and go for the more econimcal one.  As your score improves.  You could possibly benefit from a higher quality ball.
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1.  Weigh all 12 balls together.\n2.  Weight 11 balls.\n3.  Remove a ball from the 11 and weigh the 10.\n\nNow for some calculation.\nweights 1,2,3 --> w1, w2, w3\n\nif w1-w2 = w2-w3 --> you have the weight of a normal ball.  To find the weight of the odd ball, multiply the normal weight by 11 and subtract from the weight of 12 balls.\n\nif w1-w2 does not equal w2-w3 -->  one of the two differences is the weight of the odd ball.  You have to assume one of these differences is the weight of a normal ball and analyze.\n  \nTake the larger difference and multiply by 11.  If the difference between this value and the combined weight is equivalent to the one of the differences from the previous paragraph, then the weight of the oddball is the "smaller difference" we havent analyzed yet.  The oddball is thus lighter than the rest.  \n\nIf the subtraction from the previous step isn't equivalent to the smaller difference, then the weight of the oddball is the one you've assumed to be the normal ball.  The oddball is thus heavier than the rest.\n\nOriginal solution, may be kind of complicated, but hey it's orginal, LOL\n\nTo answer below: How would that work if the odd ball is LIGHTER not heavier?
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A lot of colleges do this: in your regular drills where you would use a football use a tennis ball. You can play catch with them too. It's really nice if you have a pitching machine to throw you the balls. This drill builds better hand eye cordination than when using a football. For building precision on you routes put a chair wherever a defender might be or where you make a cut.
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Batting and bowling pitches are slightly different. If the pitch is hard and bouncy  with green top will help bowling to some extent and then for batting.If the pitch has cracks with uneven bounce it is difficult to play on this pitch and helps the bowlers, particularly spinners.
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It depends highly on your play style. If you're used to throwing house balls, which are plastic with a static core, then it'll take a lot of practice to get used to the custom balls. They have what's called a "dynamic" core; it's smaller, more dense, and helps impart spin on the ball to create the hook you see professional bowlers throwing. Choose a comfortable weight; remember that lighter balls won't have the same power through the pocket as heavy ones, but heavy balls are harder to throw and sometimes control. In the long run, choose a ball that just -feels- right to you. Trust a bowling alley's pro shop owner with the decisions he gives for you, and ask the guy a LOT of questions, because he'll know the answers.
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I think it will not affect your game too much because the most important thing is your technique. For example, even if you give a 'rubbish ball' to Tiger Woods, he can still play under 70 strokes. Anyway the most important thing is your technique and not the ball.
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It's always worth playing football, whether in 1st or 12th. Go for it. Just apply yourself to the practices and the playbook. The coach will always notice a player that gives his all.
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think that the ball is part of ur foot  and throw your leg where you want ur foot to go. Also build up your muscle in ur legs so when you hit the ball true it will go straight. And get a decent ball and boots