Exact Storm Concept Drilling Layout

In this video, I break down exactly how and why I drilled my new Storm Concept bowling ball — and why I intentionally chose a shorter pin-to-PAP layout to control flare potential and shape. The Storm Concept already features lower flare characteristics, so instead of accidentally reducing flare even more, I carefully selected: ✅ Shorter Pin to PAP ✅ Larger Core Angle ✅ Larger Vertical Axis Angle (VAA) ✅ A smoother, more controlled backend motion My goal? To give the ball more time down lane before transitioning, creating a smooth arc instead of a sharp, angular backend snap. If you're trying to: -Control transition on medium-heavy oil with a short pattern -Reduce overreaction downlane -Understand how core angle and VAL affect ball motion -Match up better with smoother asymmetric bowling balls -Learn advanced bowling layout strategy This breakdown will help you understand how layout decisions influence ball motion and reaction shape. 🎳 Whether you're a competitive tournament bowler or a league player looking to fine-tune your arsenal, this video explains the WHY behind the layout — not just the numbers. Drop your layout specs in the comments 👇 How did you drill your Storm Concept? #StormConcept #BowlingBallLayout #ShortPinLayout #BowlingTips #BallMotion #AsymmetricalBowlingBall #BowlingEquipment #StormBowling