Love the content and am always rooting for you to cash! I also saw the searching in game three and was glad to see you switch balls after two flat 10s. Once you moved left and went more up the middle, things turned around. That ball on the 8th frame of game 7 was so weird! Do you think there was just too much carry down and your ball hit a funky oil streak? Nice performance nonetheless!
I appreciate that. By game 7, the outside was fried and I was trying to stay inside. My guess is I maybe was slight inside and didn't catch it (even though it felt like I did), while frame 10 was just ever so slightly out and hit the burn.
Just watched again. Frame 4 I crossed arrows about 22, didn't get to the tracer, left a 4 pin. I adjusted frame 6 and hit 21 at arrows, just about right on the tracer, left a 10. Frame 8 I couldn't see the arrows but looks like it might have been close to 20-21, but it got just right of tracers, not sure why. Maybe I slightly drifted more than normal. Then frame 10 I definitely got right. I hit 19 at the arrows so it saw the friction way too early.
Good luck to you I really thank you for helping with my bowling God will bless you more when you help people that needs help.i want to ask you a question about how you play the lanes on this show you are right and walk left what does that do for you I see lots of bowlers play that way but I never think about playing the lanes like that and your release are you staying behind the ball rolling it or rolling it and turning the ball I really appreciate your help.you can email me if you like when you get the time.
Thank you Willie. I drift left, then back right slightly. This does 2 things. First, stepping left helps get my body out of the way of the swing path. Not doing that can cause some people to loop the ball around their body, and I find it more accurate to keep the ball on a straight path in the swing. Second, my slight step back to the right on the slide is to get me moving more towards my target rather than walking straight and throwing right. On my release I roll and turn. I am actually a little outside the ball on the backswing which isn't ideal, but it is a product of years of a different release. I get behind it at the peak of the backswing, and you can see I cup it. I uncup at the release giving it the roll, but I also turn the hand to give it the angle of rotation. I hope that helps
Enjoy your videos. You have a really good game.
Thank you, I appreciate that.
Love the content and am always rooting for you to cash! I also saw the searching in game three and was glad to see you switch balls after two flat 10s. Once you moved left and went more up the middle, things turned around. That ball on the 8th frame of game 7 was so weird! Do you think there was just too much carry down and your ball hit a funky oil streak? Nice performance nonetheless!
I appreciate that. By game 7, the outside was fried and I was trying to stay inside. My guess is I maybe was slight inside and didn't catch it (even though it felt like I did), while frame 10 was just ever so slightly out and hit the burn.
Just watched again. Frame 4 I crossed arrows about 22, didn't get to the tracer, left a 4 pin. I adjusted frame 6 and hit 21 at arrows, just about right on the tracer, left a 10. Frame 8 I couldn't see the arrows but looks like it might have been close to 20-21, but it got just right of tracers, not sure why. Maybe I slightly drifted more than normal. Then frame 10 I definitely got right. I hit 19 at the arrows so it saw the friction way too early.
Good luck to you I really thank you for helping with my bowling God will bless you more when you help people that needs help.i want to ask you a question about how you play the lanes on this show you are right and walk left what does that do for you I see lots of bowlers play that way but I never think about playing the lanes like that and your release are you staying behind the ball rolling it or rolling it and turning the ball I really appreciate your help.you can email me if you like when you get the time.
Thank you Willie. I drift left, then back right slightly. This does 2 things. First, stepping left helps get my body out of the way of the swing path. Not doing that can cause some people to loop the ball around their body, and I find it more accurate to keep the ball on a straight path in the swing. Second, my slight step back to the right on the slide is to get me moving more towards my target rather than walking straight and throwing right. On my release I roll and turn. I am actually a little outside the ball on the backswing which isn't ideal, but it is a product of years of a different release. I get behind it at the peak of the backswing, and you can see I cup it. I uncup at the release giving it the roll, but I also turn the hand to give it the angle of rotation. I hope that helps