What is minimum 15 degree angel for a bowler?
481062
simple.....when a bowler is bowling, his arm should not bend more than 15 degrees after the arm goes over the shoulder. else it will be called chucking
329800
being a first baseman myself, my advice would be that the most important skill is to be able to catch balls in the dirt - mostly bad throws from 2B, SS, 3B. another is the stretch to catch the ball. tall isnt as important as long - being able to reach out and catch the ball the earliest possible. quickness isnt really an issue, you only need to move 15 feet MAX to either side.
300574
THE BOWLER I THINK.;-]
518627
little history about the pins might help. Bowling originated in Europe where it was called keggling. It came to the United States with early immigrants. The earliest bowling pins were made of maple and were smaller than the pins of today, similar in size to the current candlepins. These pins were cylindrical, much like a rolling pin. Early American bowlers began, probably for a little variety, to turn the pins on their lathes. It became obvious that this new shape could improve pin action, the very desirable effect of one pin knocking down another. This was studied and some standardized dimensions resulted. The majority of the weight of the pin was to be in the belly or the widest part of the pin. The belly was to be the same height off the lane as the maximum circumference of the bowling ball. Some weight in the head of the pin improved the spinning of fallen pins creating better scores. From that evolving process came the very regulated product today. Pins are 15 inches high and 15 inches around at the belly. Regulation pins weigh between 3 pounds 6 ounces and 3 pounds 10 ounces, with the PBA pros using the heaviest pins. The pins are still made of maple though they are laminated. Four smaller pieces of maple are affixed to a larger central plank which has two holes or voids drilled in the area which will become the belly. This allows for better control of the weight of the pin. The pin is turned to size on a lathe and a plastic collar is attached to the base. The pin is then coated with a protective plastic covering. Very rigorous quality control is part of the release process for new pins. Since 1962 there have been 40-50 proposed modification but none has passed the performance criteria. In 1999 after three decades of research a new, all synthetic pin called the Twister was approved for use. It will debut at the 2001 ABC tournament in Reno, Nevada. Look for it; it may soon appear in your local bowling house but it probably won't make the 7-10 split any easier to pick up!
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to be fair 1 week is too short.\n1. however if u r a pace bowler(iam one) try to cut down on the pace an concentrate on line and length balls.trust me,they may not be as awesome to watch as a yorker or a swinging ball but u vil get good results.if u r a spinner the best way is 2 bowl slow,give the ball a loop and entice him 2 drive.if u bowl slow and in the right areas its very hard 2 get runs \n2.to  better ur 3 pointers u must do a lot of practise .get a good feel of the ball and dont try too hard.thats a very easy mistake to make.calm down take ur time and shoot.dont worry if u miss nobody sinks every 3 pointer that he shoots(even in the NBA).
181549
There were two bounce options available in the 900. \n\nLow bounce = 12 degrees\n\nNormal = 16 degrees\n\nSee the site below for complete specs.
1049696
not having a 15 what?
264460
If your a beginner bowler, and just want to do a straight ball, thumb should be at 12 oclock... aim at middle arrow..\n\nIf your looking for more advanced, and want to throw a hook, thumb should be arouond 10-11...  Also make sure to get your own ball, it shouold be a reactive for hooking..\n\nEither way, take lessons, I don't know what level or style bowling you have...  Each person is different..  If you take lessons they can help customoize it for you, and you can learn where to stand and throw ball\n\ngood luck
815859
the vertical component of the velocity applied to the ball is given by\n\nsin 35 = velocity/24.5\n\nvertical velocity is 14.05 m/s\n\nV^2 = u^2 +2gs\n\nat the maximum height, v = 0 so\n\n0 = (14.05)^2 + 2(-9.8)s\n0 = 197.48 + -19.6s\n19.6s = 197.48\ns = 10.07 metres\n\n\nmaximum height the ball reaches is 10.07 metres...
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no, 34'' is to long and 33oz is to heavy for a standard game of softball that is not fast pitch. you should look into something more along the lines of 32'' 22oz because it's not fast pitch.
97851
The ball weighs 14–15 ounces (397–425 g).
747371
The three sizes that are used for play in adult slow pitch softball are 11", 12" and 16".  The 11" ball is a little bit harder and is used in women's play and by women on coed teams.  The 12" ball is used in men's play.  The 16" ball is used in areas where the fields are small (ball doesn't travel as far when hit), like big cities (Chicago for sure).  Hope this helps.
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The higher the core, the harder the ball. But there is another number on a softball the compresion!! The higher that is, the harder the ball stays. 47 core are good balls, but if they are 375 comp, they are ok, but if they are 425 or 525 they are rocks!!!
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- Any one can criticise the action of a bowler from \n  Batsman to Umpire.\n- But the ICC evaluates the bowlers bowling action and \n  declares whether its legal or not.\n- ICC has a set of rules/procedures which determine how to \n  evaluate a bowlers throwing action.\n- Recently ICC amended its rules in case of Shoaib \n  Akhthars case and concluded his action is because of his \n  physical defect and hence its assumed as a legal action \n  and its cleared.\n- So to avoid further crisis it amended the law as the \n  straight should not go beyond 15 degree agree. And \n  bowling action within this constraint will be treated as \n  legal.
834242
it hase more striking power that a straight ball..and also it is the lane conditions that they put out it is bone dry on the back ends anywhere from 15ft to 25 ft depending on they why that the PBA oils the lanes
378973
softball ? baseball ? t-ball ??? i would say a 26-30. depends on the size of your arms and sport. wom-bat
570772
keep your arm straight,, should be holding the ball like a suitcase, when you release your thumb should be at your nose level,, go to bowlers.com,  lots of bowling alleys have leagues called learn to bowl better,, hire a bowling coach for an hour,,,, if you are under 18, get on a saturday morning league,, they have coaches who will help you,,, takes alot of practice,,, good luck!!!