I don't know how I haven't seen this video until now. It's one of the best bowling videos I've ever seen and a magnificent analysis of the modern bowling style. And the musical accompaniment is absolutely perfect! Thank you, Dean, for this extraordinary production and contribution to bowling instruction!
I've watched both Analysis videos over and over throughout the course of their releases. This is one of the best resources around for bowling in general.
The quality of this video cannot be understated. These are the secrets of bowling that can only be revealed by deep analysis and powerful video technology.
I have Bowled for years and never considered all the small adjustments that can greatly improve my Bowling. These videos are etched in my mind and I find myself returning for reassurance. Thanks to the Pros and these video's. Very thorough. ...
I'm a bowling coach down in Mexico city and your videos are a great help to demostrate the right technic to the people I coach, thanks and keep on whit this great job !!
Wow this video is GOLD! It silently has almost ever technique I've learned wrapped in this video. It definitely helps learning all these tips first. And then watching this video. But this video can almost be a standalone pro lesson if you watch closely.
One of the best videos on RUclips. The best edited, etc... bowling video easily. I learned more in this 13 min video than alm the other bowling videos combined. Thanks for the effort.
I come back to this video time and time again. While there is so much to pick up on from this and the first video, no matter what I am working on, I know I will find something of value from each. Superb job on the editing and narration.
Thanks Jeff. I haven't actually watched this myself for a few years now, but I put a lot if work into it originally. Glad you are still finding it helpful.
No doubt, well-done Mr. Champ! I re-visit this video when I feel like I am drifting from key behaviors that shape better bowlers. You created a great reference that I wish I had in 1984 when this journey began for me at Highland Lanes in Austin, TX.
I thought your first video on was the best. But this one trumps that one. Best one eva. Excellent job. I will be viewing several times a week to step my bowling game UP! Thanks you!
Awesome work putting this video together! There is a lot of hard work putting this video here, I hope everyone could appreciate that! Thank you for sharing and let's keep supporting our sport together. :)
Honestly I despise the changes the modern equipment has forced on us. When I was a kid in the fifties the best bowlers took a LOW backswing and played a full roller down the line and in. Now I'm in my seventies and no way I'm going to break my arm trying to crank it like these guys. HOWEVER I'll give you this. Great analysis. No talk. Just watch. I'm very impressed by the sequences on balance at the line. Best instructional video I've ever seen.
Johnny....I was born in 1952 so I'm not too far behind you..LOL.! I started bowling in 4th or 5th grade...and I and a few of my male friends were almost always on a league. We lived in a small farming town so we had just a small bowling alley...maybe 10 lanes..?? I sure had a lot of fun. We didn't have any fancy or 'scientific' ball handling techniques; I bowled mostly a straight ball and I think that my friends did too. but I was a pretty good bowler and I worked up to about a 140 average...not bad for an untrained elementary kid. Our little team even went to State finals one year...that was fun. I was always good at picking up spares...not all of them but most. We had to keep our own scores....good math practice..Ha..! I remember when I finally got my own ball & shoes...boy was I proud of that...made bowling a lot easier. I hadn't bowled in very many years, but recently I took my 11 yr. "young" Grand-Daughter bowling. Wow...my worn out lower back really hurt and was very stiff as I swung the ball...hadn't expected that...made me realize that I wasn't young & healthy like I used to be. I hope that you can enjoy your bowling...lots of happy memories for me.
Best technique video I've seen by a mile. Probably best viewed by those who already have a handle on the game, otherwise there's a lot to take in and a lot of somewhat conflicting technique among the pros for whom each is obviously very effective... But man, what a fricken great video!!!! Thanks, Dean!
Dean, really great analogies you have shown. Have learned a lot from them. My spare shooting has really improved, plus, I am getting my old power strike back. Thanks very much.
This is an awesome video...! I have been looking for some material on how to get a better swing on my approach and this video did more than that. I feel like I was taught by the pros just off this video!! Great work!
Fantastic video , there some things that can't be taught or explained , but this video was informative encouraging and an eye opener for me . Thanks for posting . Thanks dean . Hope you enjoyed New Zealand when you were here .
Great video! Although I'm from the old school it's always interesting to see how the power is generated this day and age. Brian Voss, David Ozio, and to be honest some of the women pros are the ones that I look at. These people suit my game the most.
rr2418 Won pro am with Brian Voss as a kid. 😎 Ironically it was long distance but I was at his home house, Don Carter's Boca Raton. I agree about the ladies. Though Pete Weber is a damn legend, his delivery is not nearly as pretty as Kelly Kulick. New bowlers should try and look like her. Its easy to duplicate proper fundamentals. 😎
This was eye opening. Especially when they said that pros generate power with their elbows out then snapping them straight. That was shocking and I need to try this. I have had a problem with my elbow outside for a while trying to get it in. Time to experiment!
Really great video. The analysis is spot on.. I have arthritis in my right foot. I'm right handed. The problem is my foot is partially fused. My foot can't bend back to front or side to side the whole way. So I'm unable to get as low as I need to. If I try to get lower on my pivot step and not stand up at the approach it really hurts. So, I'm not able to stay low. I can see here that I'm nowhere close to a good finish. Oh well, I'll keep trying to find the best way to bowl.. It's not an excuse, just the way it is.. You can only bowl the way your body lets you.. So I think the best thing for me is to concentrate on having a better release. I'll try to use this vid as a lesson.
Mindaugas Raulinaitis some asshole is who would dislike this video. I found it very informative. It was a good look a bunch of different styles all with the same outcome. Some people are just full of hatred and have nothing better to do than try to hurt someone's feelings. I thought it was great and well thought out. Cheers
And to think, I used to get made fun of when I was a kid about my 'bent elbow - snap release' style back in the late 80's, early 90's. I was just ahead of the times. #still-a-cranker
As a former member of the PBA going back to the 1980s, I cannot say that I endorse the 2-handed method, and would never attempt to teach it to any new bowler. While it is totally legal (as far as I can see!) I believe that with more hands involved it brings into play the possibility of more errors being made by the bowler. And with the notion of both feet leaving the ground, it can bring into question the issue of having a good, balanced, stable delivery.The very hallmark of Earl Anthony's delivery was that it was simple, consistent, and he was always in perfect balance at the foul line. He managed to keep the ball in play under all lane conditions, and was seldom known to make a truly "bad" shot under pressure.
DeedsResearcher Well, it's not for everyone I guess. If you're doing good with either of the techniques, I personally don't think there's a need to change it.
Generally speaking, I would agree with that notion. There are some (very few!) bowlers who "pin bowl", that is, they look directly at the pins during their delivery, instead of using the spots on the floor. Clearly, spot bowling gives a bowler a chance to be more consistent than does pin bowling...which relies on "dead reckoning", as such. So if a person is satisfied with bowling 160s and 170s, fine. But if he or she wants to improve upon that, then it may be time to give "spot bowling" an honest try. Obviously, it is easier to throw a basketball into a hoop from 15 feet than it is to try from mid-court. The same applies to spot-bowling versus pin bowling. I just don't like the so-called 2-handed "delivery. It looks more like the person is flinging the ball down the lane, rather than bowling. Perhaps that's the real beauty of the delivery of Earl Anthony: nothing fancy, no wild swinging of the arms, always in balance at the line...and always delivering one good ball after another.
DeedsResearcher Like most individual sports, whatever suits the bowler whether traditional or two handed doesnt matter. Ive tried bowling two handed for the 1st time and it wasnt easy as I did when I 1st picked up bowling using traditional way. So I guess the 2 handers made the game a bit more interesting and watching Belmonte wins so much, his style deserve a 2nd look.
DeedsResearcher the very best two handers are impossible to beat when the lane conditions favor them.... they get carry, power, and angle that us mere mortals just can’t match.
Wow I have learned more now and i can implement some of these into my bowling game. I never knew bowlers did not have a straight line step when winding up upon release. They also swing the ball very high on their approach which if those are anything over 14 pounds than that is impressive. I might have to follow these and change one thing at a time. The only other thing is learning where you want your ball to be at release and where it needs to end up mid-lane prior to the ball breaking to strike. I know it all differs on the types of balls you use which would get complicated with all the layouts you can have on a given ball. This part is complicated and probably takes lots of practice to get to where you can just run up and strike at any given opportunity.
I'm"old school" as well as an "old guy" and I really like Kelly Kulicks game.It seems the most natural and unforced and she still gets a ton of power.If I could roll like her I'd be totally satisfied.But I've always wished I could roll like Amleto.I love that follow through.And for new guys.E.J.Tackett really gets through the ball.Lots of revs for such a little guy.
Best video on Bowling tips yet! Yes, I am in a slump right now. Have an old reactive resin xl that I struggle with on medium to heavy oil conditions. Can get a new storm rocketship for a good price and it's purple! Any opinions? Would like consistent ball motion from start to finish.
I noticed that every bowler here uses a twisting motion on their down swing, but I do not recall you mentioning that anywhere, or how that is advantageous to keeping the ball at the side of the hand on the down swing. Personally, I would think that it would give the ball more of a top-like rotation, but that obviously isn't the case here.
Ethan Zeigler just visualize pointing your elbow roughly at your body In your backswing. Upon release, it’s a quick cup and break motion plus the straightening of the elbow that gives that violent power or tween release you see on most of the top modern bowlers. I’m a power stroker, I can’t do it with any consistency, but that’s kinda how you do it. They have some videos on you tube explaining it
You can loft the ball when the oil has dried up on the fronts of the lane. Loft can be used to skip over the lack of oil and get down the lane more. It effectively starts the skid/hook/roll phase of the ball a few feet further down the lane. What do you mean laying the ball down? It’s hard to tell with just one sentence, but you may be ‘standing up’ or not finishing with a bent knee at the foul line. That will certainly make you loft it. Hope this helps and I’m sorry no one answered you until now
@@CurtisL8.3066 I must have a problem when I relase the ball to let the ball go high and loft the ball and the ball s ok sometimes even bounces I probably do need to get lower on the release maybe I can upload a video or I might have one on my channel if you wanna check it out
Dean, I used to have an open, high back swing and cock and uncock in my younger days but I would spin the ball in error too often. Switched to a lower back swing and mild cup to stay behind and under ball but I find that I am loosing accuracy when I uncup. Are there any successful pros that don't cup and uncup as much or is it a must to generate revs. I have a small hand and wrist so rev generation has always been a challenge. Love the videos.
It is important to keep a loose armswing, with a straight swing plane, as using muscle can override the gravity influenced ball path. Timing is a big factor in this too. Being a matched bowler (speed and revs) is more imporant than high revs. 300 rpm is matched with 17mph, 250rpm with 16 mph etc. - measured off the hand.
11 месяцев назад
What does the hand do immediately after the tumb is released?
Even though I'm trying to glean what I need as a straight (non-hook) bowler from your videos (and not coming up with much, save that my backswing is way too shallow), your videos are invaluable for general technique. (Where does a non-hook bowler find advice on release and follow-through, anyway?)
Well, I learned that my starting position isn't common amongst pros. I don't use my thumb, and start with my right arm perfectly straight, with the ball down practically resting on my thigh and my left hand resting on top of the ball. I've really only been bowling for about 9 months but I'm getting pretty good. I strike more often than not, but my spare game is really inconsistent. I don't have a spare ball, so I have to use an alley ball. My best so far is a 257, 7/ first frame (it was my first game of the day) then struck all the way to the 10th and opened :( super let down.
Felt like I am watching an alien documentary with this music.
10 лет назад+1
Walter Ray has been conspicuously missing from your videos. I know he has a strange technique but it would have been interesting to analyse what made him so good. Anyway thanks for sharing!
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I don't know how I haven't seen this video until now. It's one of the best bowling videos I've ever seen and a magnificent analysis of the modern bowling style. And the musical accompaniment is absolutely perfect! Thank you, Dean, for this extraordinary production and contribution to bowling instruction!
Glad you appreciated it!
Hardly
Does anyobe know who create the music?
I've watched both Analysis videos over and over throughout the course of their releases. This is one of the best resources around for bowling in general.
The quality of this video cannot be understated. These are the secrets of bowling that can only be revealed by deep analysis and powerful video technology.
I have Bowled for years and never considered all the small adjustments that can greatly improve my Bowling. These videos are etched in my mind and I find myself returning for reassurance. Thanks to the Pros and these video's. Very thorough. ...
I'm a bowling coach down in Mexico city and your videos are a great help to demostrate the right technic to the people I coach, thanks and keep on whit this great job !!
@@20alphabet Shut up, you idiot.
Wow this video is GOLD! It silently has almost ever technique I've learned wrapped in this video. It definitely helps learning all these tips first. And then watching this video. But this video can almost be a standalone pro lesson if you watch closely.
One of the best videos on RUclips. The best edited, etc... bowling video easily. I learned more in this 13 min video than alm the other bowling videos combined. Thanks for the effort.
I come back to this video time and time again. While there is so much to pick up on from this and the first video, no matter what I am working on, I know I will find something of value from each. Superb job on the editing and narration.
Thanks Jeff. I haven't actually watched this myself for a few years now, but I put a lot if work into it originally. Glad you are still finding it helpful.
The best video that explains and shows very important tools.
No doubt, well-done Mr. Champ! I re-visit this video when I feel like I am drifting from key behaviors that shape better bowlers. You created a great reference that I wish I had in 1984 when this journey began for me at Highland Lanes in Austin, TX.
Out of all the videos i searched on bowling and im juat seeing this. This was great
Excellent video! Got my son into bowling and we’re using this video as an example of the techniques. So much Better then how try explaining!
I thought your first video on was the best. But this one trumps that one. Best one eva. Excellent job. I will be viewing several times a week to step my bowling game UP! Thanks you!
Awesome work putting this video together! There is a lot of hard work putting this video here, I hope everyone could appreciate that! Thank you for sharing and let's keep supporting our sport together. :)
Wonderfully done. I could watch this 10 times and learn something new every time
Honestly I despise the changes the modern equipment has forced on us. When I was a kid in the fifties the best bowlers took a LOW backswing and played a full roller down the line and in. Now I'm in my seventies and no way I'm going to break my arm trying to crank it like these guys. HOWEVER I'll give you this. Great analysis. No talk. Just watch. I'm very impressed by the sequences on balance at the line. Best instructional video I've ever seen.
Johnny....I was born in 1952 so I'm not too far behind you..LOL.! I started bowling in 4th or 5th grade...and I and a few of my male friends were almost always on a league. We lived in a small farming town so we had just a small bowling alley...maybe 10 lanes..?? I sure had a lot of fun. We didn't have any fancy or 'scientific' ball handling techniques; I bowled mostly a straight ball and I think that my friends did too. but I was a pretty good bowler and I worked up to about a 140 average...not bad for an untrained elementary kid. Our little team even went to State finals one year...that was fun. I was always good at picking up spares...not all of them but most. We had to keep our own scores....good math practice..Ha..! I remember when I finally got my own ball & shoes...boy was I proud of that...made bowling a lot easier. I hadn't bowled in very many years, but recently I took my 11 yr. "young" Grand-Daughter bowling. Wow...my worn out lower back really hurt and was very stiff as I swung the ball...hadn't expected that...made me realize that I wasn't young & healthy like I used to be. I hope that you can enjoy your bowling...lots of happy memories for me.
Best technique video I've seen by a mile. Probably best viewed by those who already have a handle on the game, otherwise there's a lot to take in and a lot of somewhat conflicting technique among the pros for whom each is obviously very effective... But man, what a fricken great video!!!! Thanks, Dean!
You are the man "DAWG"!!! This video cleared up a few things I am doing wrong.
Dean, really great analogies you have shown. Have learned a lot from them. My spare shooting has really improved, plus, I am getting my old power strike back. Thanks very much.
Thanks Dean! Amazing accurate analysis for the tenpin bowling, absolutely great job!
I second that! Thanks so much, Dean!
literally the most helpful video when learning basics of bowling. Thank you.
This video helped me realize I needed to cross over on my 1st step. I just bowled a 675 series and won some cash. thank you
I have learned so much from watching your videos and it has greatly improved my game. Thank you so much for taking the time to make them!
Already are.
Love this video. Not someone telling me how to improve but showing me how to improve,
As a beginner, lots to unpack here. Baby steps are in order. One thing at a time. Good explanation of a complex movement.
My favorite to watch especially when I start going into my slumps.
Eat a steak if you feel droopy
Me too!!
Very well done, I'm sure I'll be watching this several times to help my game. Can't wait for the next part!
Well done. The explanations with the video makes it easy to understand the techniques and the why as well. +10000 internets to you!
It's so useful when I teach my friend bowling. I can tell them what I mean easily by your videos. Thanks for your videos.
Thank you Dean! New to this sport. Definitely learned a ton from an outside observation and direct perspective within my game.
This is an awesome video...! I have been looking for some material on how to get a better swing on my approach and this video did more than that. I feel like I was taught by the pros just off this video!! Great work!
Awesome video! As a beginner, this was not only interesting but also informative.
Glad it helped!
Most helpful video I’ve found yet for building your swing.
Fantastic video , there some things that can't be taught or explained , but this video was informative encouraging and an eye opener for me .
Thanks for posting . Thanks dean . Hope you enjoyed New Zealand when you were here .
Great job! A big thank you to everyone involved!
Great video! Although I'm from the old school it's always interesting to see how the power is generated this day and age. Brian Voss, David Ozio, and to be honest some of the women pros are the ones that I look at. These people suit my game the most.
rr2418 Won pro am with Brian Voss as a kid. 😎 Ironically it was long distance but I was at his home house, Don Carter's Boca Raton. I agree about the ladies. Though Pete Weber is a damn legend, his delivery is not nearly as pretty as Kelly Kulick. New bowlers should try and look like her. Its easy to duplicate proper fundamentals. 😎
An excellent video for anyone who wants to improve their game.
This was eye opening. Especially when they said that pros generate power with their elbows out then snapping them straight. That was shocking and I need to try this. I have had a problem with my elbow outside for a while trying to get it in. Time to experiment!
Really great video. The analysis is spot on.. I have arthritis in my right foot. I'm right handed. The problem is my foot is partially fused. My foot can't bend back to front or side to side the whole way. So I'm unable to get as low as I need to. If I try to get lower on my pivot step and not stand up at the approach it really hurts. So, I'm not able to stay low. I can see here that I'm nowhere close to a good finish. Oh well, I'll keep trying to find the best way to bowl.. It's not an excuse, just the way it is.. You can only bowl the way your body lets you.. So I think the best thing for me is to concentrate on having a better release. I'll try to use this vid as a lesson.
this is an excellent follow up on the first video! i hope you realize what a tremendous learning tool your videos have been :)
Awesome video. So stoked to see this after the first part. Keep up the great work.
Fantastic video!!! Great information. Well done. 👍👍
Who on Earth could have disliked this video???
Mindaugas Raulinaitis some asshole is who would dislike this video. I found it very informative. It was a good look a bunch of different styles all with the same outcome. Some people are just full of hatred and have nothing better to do than try to hurt someone's feelings. I thought it was great and well thought out. Cheers
someone without a thumb?
"experts"
It be fair the music is shit and sometimes you dislike the Videos so you don’t get any more of them. In your recommendations.
Same people who say bowling is easy and all you have to do is grab an 8 pound house ball and never use your thumb... same idiots.
brilliant background music and also the editing
And to think, I used to get made fun of when I was a kid about my 'bent elbow - snap release' style back in the late 80's, early 90's. I was just ahead of the times.
#still-a-cranker
I was born a cranker too! You certainly were ahead of times my friend!
As a former member of the PBA going back to the 1980s, I cannot say that I endorse the 2-handed method, and would never attempt to teach it to any new bowler. While it is totally legal (as far as I can see!) I believe that with more hands involved it brings into play the possibility of more errors being made by the bowler. And with the notion of both feet leaving the ground, it can bring into question the issue of having a good, balanced, stable delivery.The very hallmark of Earl Anthony's delivery was that it was simple, consistent, and he was always in perfect balance at the foul line. He managed to keep the ball in play under all lane conditions, and was seldom known to make a truly "bad" shot under pressure.
DeedsResearcher Well, it's not for everyone I guess. If you're doing good with either of the techniques, I personally don't think there's a need to change it.
Generally speaking, I would agree with that notion. There are some (very few!) bowlers who "pin bowl", that is, they look directly at the pins during their delivery, instead of using the spots on the floor. Clearly, spot bowling gives a bowler a chance to be more consistent than does pin bowling...which relies on "dead reckoning", as such. So if a person is satisfied with bowling 160s and 170s, fine. But if he or she wants to improve upon that, then it may be time to give "spot bowling" an honest try. Obviously, it is easier to throw a basketball into a hoop from 15 feet than it is to try from mid-court. The same applies to spot-bowling versus pin bowling.
I just don't like the so-called 2-handed "delivery. It looks more like the person is flinging the ball down the lane, rather than bowling. Perhaps that's the real beauty of the delivery of Earl Anthony: nothing fancy, no wild swinging of the arms, always in balance at the line...and always delivering one good ball after another.
DeedsResearcher Like most individual sports, whatever suits the bowler whether traditional or two handed doesnt matter. Ive tried bowling two handed for the 1st time and it wasnt easy as I did when I 1st picked up bowling using traditional way. So I guess the 2 handers made the game a bit more interesting and watching Belmonte wins so much, his style deserve a 2nd look.
DeedsResearcher I have to disagree, if you do something a certian way from the beginning, it can be perfected.
DeedsResearcher the very best two handers are impossible to beat when the lane conditions favor them.... they get carry, power, and angle that us mere mortals just can’t match.
Great job. Thank you for Part 2. :) Great start into the week
thank you finally a video helping me understand more about the feet position in comparison to there target arrow with release.
Great job bro! I was studying and suddenly I finished in this video but it was worth it! haha I have no idea about bowling but this is good
This was outstanding
Fantastic job sir.
Love these!!! Thanks for putting this together!
I found this insightful and helpful. Here's hoping it informs my own game a little!
These videos are awesome!
Excellent information on this video.
Wow I have learned more now and i can implement some of these into my bowling game. I never knew bowlers did not have a straight line step when winding up upon release. They also swing the ball very high on their approach which if those are anything over 14 pounds than that is impressive. I might have to follow these and change one thing at a time. The only other thing is learning where you want your ball to be at release and where it needs to end up mid-lane prior to the ball breaking to strike. I know it all differs on the types of balls you use which would get complicated with all the layouts you can have on a given ball. This part is complicated and probably takes lots of practice to get to where you can just run up and strike at any given opportunity.
thank you for uploading this
Great video!
This is the best workout ebook I think on Unflexal
Another great vid! Keep up the great work!
Excellent work.
Great Job Sir
Awesome videos !! thx for your compilation
This video is helping me a lot
This video is awesome!
I'm"old school" as well as an "old guy" and I really like Kelly Kulicks game.It seems the most natural and unforced and she still gets a ton of power.If I could roll like her I'd be totally satisfied.But I've always wished I could roll like Amleto.I love that follow through.And for new guys.E.J.Tackett really gets through the ball.Lots of revs for such a little guy.
wonderful explanation , thanks
Thanks 4 uploading, great job...very very helpful.....
awesome pt 2 keep em comin
Thank you so much for making this video .. i learned a lot of strategy on this video ...
Nice...really nice video!!
Awesome 👌🏿 👏🏿 👍🏿
Thanks Dean!
Your this video is wonderful! thank you for sharing for me!
It's all great. Didn't show any videos of arguably the 2 greatest bowlers ever. Earl Anthony and Walter Ray Williams!
love your videos! thanks
Me over here watching bowlers , and I have bowled maybe 12 times in my life .... straight down the pipe fastball .... and my 125 score !
thank you for this video its awesome!
really wonderful
Best video on Bowling tips yet! Yes, I am in a slump right now. Have an old reactive resin xl that I struggle with on medium to heavy oil conditions. Can get a new storm rocketship for a good price and it's purple! Any opinions? Would like consistent ball motion from start to finish.
Harry Gottfried hy road or dv8 vandal destroy are good all purpose balls that won't hook off the lanes but will still have a good bite
Love this video
inspiring video
Excellent ty
Great analysis. I'm sure backup bowlers are nowhere to be found
another gread vid, thanks!
Thanks
I noticed that every bowler here uses a twisting motion on their down swing, but I do not recall you mentioning that anywhere, or how that is advantageous to keeping the ball at the side of the hand on the down swing. Personally, I would think that it would give the ball more of a top-like rotation, but that obviously isn't the case here.
Ethan Zeigler just visualize pointing your elbow roughly at your body In your backswing. Upon release, it’s a quick cup and break motion plus the straightening of the elbow that gives that violent power or tween release you see on most of the top modern bowlers. I’m a power stroker, I can’t do it with any consistency, but that’s kinda how you do it. They have some videos on you tube explaining it
If I had RUclips back in the nineties Ooh who would tell what next level I would of went to....
When is it ok to loft the ball ? I have a problem with laying the ball down any advice?
You can loft the ball when the oil has dried up on the fronts of the lane. Loft can be used to skip over the lack of oil and get down the lane more. It effectively starts the skid/hook/roll phase of the ball a few feet further down the lane. What do you mean laying the ball down? It’s hard to tell with just one sentence, but you may be ‘standing up’ or not finishing with a bent knee at the foul line. That will certainly make you loft it. Hope this helps and I’m sorry no one answered you until now
@@CurtisL8.3066 I must have a problem when I relase the ball to let the ball go high and loft the ball and the ball s ok sometimes even bounces I probably do need to get lower on the release maybe I can upload a video or I might have one on my channel if you wanna check it out
Nice.
T.O.'s Bowling debut at 2:35
What happened to the original Soundtrack "Nexus" from Aes Dana?
Dean, I used to have an open, high back swing and cock and uncock in my younger days but I would spin the ball in error too often. Switched to a lower back swing and mild cup to stay behind and under ball but I find that I am loosing accuracy when I uncup. Are there any successful pros that don't cup and uncup as much or is it a must to generate revs. I have a small hand and wrist so rev generation has always been a challenge. Love the videos.
It is important to keep a loose armswing, with a straight swing plane, as using muscle can override the gravity influenced ball path. Timing is a big factor in this too. Being a matched bowler (speed and revs) is more imporant than high revs. 300 rpm is matched with 17mph, 250rpm with 16 mph etc. - measured off the hand.
What does the hand do immediately after the tumb is released?
Even though I'm trying to glean what I need as a straight (non-hook) bowler from your videos (and not coming up with much, save that my backswing is way too shallow), your videos are invaluable for general technique. (Where does a non-hook bowler find advice on release and follow-through, anyway?)
Bro learn to hook it, you’re never gonna score if you don’t
Well, I learned that my starting position isn't common amongst pros. I don't use my thumb, and start with my right arm perfectly straight, with the ball down practically resting on my thigh and my left hand resting on top of the ball. I've really only been bowling for about 9 months but I'm getting pretty good. I strike more often than not, but my spare game is really inconsistent. I don't have a spare ball, so I have to use an alley ball. My best so far is a 257, 7/ first frame (it was my first game of the day) then struck all the way to the 10th and opened :( super let down.
Felt like I am watching an alien documentary with this music.
Walter Ray has been conspicuously missing from your videos. I know he has a strange technique but it would have been interesting to analyse what made him so good. Anyway thanks for sharing!
It's nothing against Walter Ray, purely the lack of suitable footage.
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Dean Champ LOL. Lack of suitable footage? Besides WRW’s game is not modern.
The two chapters about generating power are referred only to upper and elite level. No one has ever taught me how to do about this. IMHO
I have a problem I suitcase the ball and don't get enough revs on the ball and it slams on the floor then goes right into the gutter.
Matthew Evans cup your wrist