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Rafa to cruise clay season.
Rafa to cruise clay season. If the early form of Rafa Nadal on clay is anything to go by then he will cruise
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Del Potro Joins Fever-Tree Championships
Fever-Tree Championships The Queen’s Club 18th-24th June, 2018 Fever-Tree Championships – In-form Del Potro Joins Star-Studded Line-up Juan Martin Del Potro the Indian
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Thursday, April 26, 2018
Tracing Japanese Lifestyle Changes Through Vintage Graphic Design and Products
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What is Coming to Crave TV in May 2018
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Vermont Classic Tennis Ball
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Wednesday, April 25, 2018
Meridian by Townline in the centre of Burquitlam
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3 Ways to Improve Blood Circulation
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Poor blood circulation can cause a number of other problems that you’ll surely hate dealing with. Varicose veins, numbness, exhaustion, and dizziness are only some of the common symptoms you’ll experience, unless you do something to improve your blood circulation. Try any of the following:
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Soak in a whirlpool bathtub
The combination of warm water and massage jets in a whirlpool promote better blood circulation. They help your blood vessels dilate, or open up, allowing more oxygen and nutrients to flow to major organs. This is particularly beneficial to those who have arthritis. Improved circulation can encourage better movement and less pain and stiffness in your joints. Source: LiveStrong
Don’t forget your roots
Ginger, onions, and garlic are three items that you’ll definitely want to add to your grocery list – not only they stimulate and improve the health of the circulatory system – but also because they’re just good for you. Fresh ginger root is anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, improves digestion, and can soothe all forms of nausea. Garlic and onions contain organosulfur compounds which help the body to fight off infection, eliminate toxins from the liver and blood, and can even keep biting insects away. Source: NaturalLivingIdeas
Stay active
Anything that aids in general fitness should boost your circulation. When you work out, try both:
- Cardiovascular training. Swimming, biking, running, playing sports, etc. Aerobic activity will improve heart and blood vessel function.
- Strength training. Strength training (lifting weights) will help you build muscle, which in turn increases the effectiveness of cardiovascular and lymph circulation.
- Every hour, get up and try 3 to 5 minutes’ worth of stretching or small exercise. This is especially handy if you’re at a desk all day and barely get a chance to walk around. Try doing little arm circles, touching your hands to your toes, kicking out your feet, or performing small, slowjumping jacks (enough to get your heart rate up). Source: WikiHow
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New Illustrations of the Ghibli Theme Park, Set to Open in 2020
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New Rules on Equipment Specs
By Michael Cousins
With the recent USBC changes taking effect in 2020, there are a few things you all need to know to prepare yourself for what is to come. In times like these, education is a must, and I don’t think you can start soon enough.
We’ll start with the big one: no weight holes. I have seen many bowlers take to social media in opposition of this. And I understand why some are, no doubt, but others are opposed for the wrong reasons. For the higher level players that use holes to alter and manipulate ball motion (change differential numbers), it is going to have an effect, no doubt. But, to the casual player — even high level league players — this will pretty much be a non-issue. So don’t worry about that. Business as usual, for you guys/gals.
The other misnomer I have seen has to do with static weights, and their relevancy to ball motion. Understand that static weights haven’t mattered in many, many years. And the fact that the USBC is willing to now acknowledge that and institute rules that give a larger window is a step in the right direction.
I have also heard the frustration regarding bowlers having to plug their current bowling balls. While this is true in part, it will not be much of an issue. You have to remember that the static weight limitations now allow for up to 3oz of side weight. Please understand that virtually any and all bowling balls (regardless of almost any layout) will meet these specifications. So, in essence, all you’ll have to plug is the weight hole. Now, there are going to be, perhaps, some exceptions, but they’ll be very rare, and not worth really going over here. And while I understand the inconvenience, it isn’t much of an issue — at all.
As for the oil absorption rate change, this won’t really affect any of you. Not directly, anyways. This has a far larger impact on the manufacturers. Understand that oil absorption rates have to do with the strength of the cover, so, without naming balls or calling out manufacturers, understand that some of your favorite coverstocks may — under these new guidelines — no longer be “legal.” This would force the manufacturers to tweak existing covers or, perhaps, scrap the cover altogether. So, as I said, it doesn’t pertain to you directly, but, indirectly, you will be slightly impacted, I suppose. But, still, to me, the frustration of this too will pass.
The final big change — and one that I am totally onboard with — has to do with cleaners and when you can use them. We have known about this rule change in at least some capacity for awhile now, and, honestly, even though it was just rumors, we expected it to come sooner rather than later.
Personally, I have never used a cleaner in competition ever. And this is true for many of you. And for those of you who, like me, don’t use cleaners during competition, you won’t be effected at all. To those of you who do, sure, you won’t be able to use them anymore, but that won’t really impact your game or scores anyways, so long as you still wipe your balls off every shot. Like the oil absorption rate rule, this really effects ball cleaner companies — companies that have made their livelihood selling ball cleaners approved for anytime use. They are the ones that will be most impacted by this rule change. In my opinion, cleaning your ball before and after use and wiping your ball off in-between shots will suffice.
Will there be a learning curve? Absolutely. Will there be some bumps in the road? Yes, probably. But, in time, it’ll be fine. As I’ve stated over and over again, this will not effect or impact many of you. To those of you it does, yes, it’s going to take some time to get used to the lack of holes, but, with the added side weight allowances, you will have some new layouts you’ll be able to experiment with that could, potentially, benefit you in a similar way. I personally don’t like the lack of weight holes, but I’ll get over it. It isn’t a major issue, and it isn’t one that I’m going to worry about, at least not anytime soon. Great bowlers will still be great. Balls will still hook. And scores will still come.
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Tuesday, April 24, 2018
“My Ball Stopped Hooking”
Last night, I had a customer come to me asking why their new ball stopped hooking.
I asked them what they meant, exactly, and if they could explain it further. They went on to tell me that their ball was performing very well the first game, but that the ball was beginning to hook less and less each game.
So, why did this happen? Why does this happen to so many? The answer is pretty simple: your ball is too strong.
How can a ball be too strong and not hook, you may be asking yourself. Well, it, too, is simple, actually.
When a ball is “strong,” we typically are referring to the strength the ball has front-to-back, as opposed to left-to-right. Therefore, if a ball is too strong front-to-back, and there isn’t enough oil in the front part of the lane to accommodate that, the ball will use up all of its energy in the fronts and it won’t have anything left to “turn over” down lane.
I explained this to my customer, and he was a little confused, but started to get it. Then he asked, “well, if my strongest ball wasn’t hooking, what should I have done?”
This is where I REALLY confused him. I told him he needed to go to something weaker.
The look on his face at this point was hilarious, for what it’s worth.
But I then clarified myself. I went on to say that by “weaker” I mean a cleaner cover, one that will allow his ball to store energy, rather than expend it. He still didn’t quite get it, so I took him onto the lanes.
It was there that he really understood what was happening.
In theory, he couldn’t understand why his
Son!Q would “hook” more than his Code X, but in practice, a lightbulb went off and he was able to see and identify what it was I was explaining to him just minute before.
Now, don’t get me wrong: this isn’t always the case; there are many variables that could be causing your strong ball not to hook. And this is one of the many reasons I always implore you all to have a strong relationship with your PSO. That way you can go to them for these sorts of scenarios.
However, in a perfect world, and assuming your ball was properly drilled and matched up to you and your game, if your new, high end ball isn’t “hooking,” it’s quite possible that this scenario could be happening to you.
In other words, always listen to your bowling balls.
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THE 100: The Cast Teases Life on the Ground and in the Ring As Season 5 Begins
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