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Targeting & Ball Speed

The targeting strip sits below the scorecard on the frame entry screen. It lets you record exactly where you stood, where you aimed, where the ball broke, and how fast it was moving — all in a few taps per frame.

The Targeting Strip

The targeting strip contains four fields you can fill in for every frame:

Screenshot: Targeting strip showing Stand, Target, Break, and Speed fields

Entering Targeting Data

Tap any field on the targeting strip to open the input. Each field uses a text input paired with quick-pick chips so you can enter values with a single tap.

1

Tap a Field

Tap Stand, Target, Break, or Speed on the targeting strip to open it.

2

Type or Tap a Chip

Type the exact board number, or tap one of the quick-pick chips. For board fields, chips are provided for common boards: 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35. For speed, chips cover 14 through 20 mph.

3

Confirm

The value saves immediately when you confirm or move to another field.

Auto Carry-Forward

When you advance to the next frame, your targeting data automatically copies forward. This means you do not have to re-enter everything each frame — only change what moved.

For example, if you shifted 2 boards left with your feet but kept the same target and speed, just update the Stand field. The other three values carry over untouched. This keeps targeting entry fast, even during fast-paced league play.

Screenshot: Targeting data carried forward to next frame with one field changed

Targeting Analytics PRO

The targeting data you record feeds directly into Pro targeting analytics. With enough data, you unlock insights including:

The more targeting data you record, the more accurate and useful these analytics become.

Tip

Most bowlers only need to track stance and target. Breakpoint and speed are optional fields for bowlers who want deeper analysis. Start with what feels natural and add more later.

Tip

Because the approach is wider than the lane, the stance field goes up to board 59. If you stand far outside, you can still record your exact position.