While a novice bowler may have difficulty achieving a 0° angle roll, their roll would still not come close to a -90° or 90° angle (due left or due right), much less a -180° or 180° angle (which, in either case, would be the opposite direction from the pins). The closer you aim to the pins, the more likely it is you hit them. The first line graph indicates that a bowler has the greatest chance of achieving a strike by aiming the ball directly at the pins, with the chance of a strike decreasing rapidly as the ball is aimed to the left or the right. The latter three in particular are on logarithmic scales, leading up to values that are impossible for a human to achieve. Among the parameters being measured - those being angle of throw, throwing speed, spinning speed, and weight of the ball - all four graphs encompass a range far larger than would be useful for reference by a bowler.
BOWLING WITH TINY BALLS HOW TO
This series of line graphs purports to advise players on how to improve their odds of achieving a strike in the sport of bowling – presumably ten-pin bowling, the most popular version of the sport in the United States. Title text: If you want to bowl a strike, the optimal place is almost certainly inside a bowling alley, although with a little luck any establishment uphill from one could also work.
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