How to Properly Insert Tape and Why You Should
Bowling tape is an essential tool for bowlers, particularly when the size of their fingers changes due to factors like weather, swelling, or even weight loss. As your fingers swell in humid or hot weather or shrink in colder conditions, the fit of your bowling ball's finger and thumb holes may become inconsistent, affecting your grip and overall performance. Adjusting the size of these holes with bowling tape allows you to maintain a snug, comfortable fit, ensuring consistent control and release. Here’s why and how to use bowling tape effectively:
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Want to learn How To Develop A Consistent Bowling Hook? Let Rich Carrubba of bowlingball.com show you the way!
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A Consistent Bowling Ball Moment Of Release
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A Loose Bowling Swing With Consistent Gripping Pressure
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