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Throw straighter

Video starts at 0:40

6:58 in the background has me scratching my head

Mice tip idol

What are the "fronts" of the bowling lane? Is it past the arrows or before the arrows?

I have 2 balls that ended up being very similar, so I polished one and put 3000 on the other. They're perfect for the lanes I play on, even after they get burnt up. I rarely need any of my other balls, usually one of those 2 is what I need at my lanes.

Speeding up the ball by even 1 mph can make the difference between over hooking and hitting the pocket

I was watching mark baker and he said that the crossover step, isn’t really a crossover step. It’s a step that should be in front of the left foot if not a little bit towards your ball side. Do you wanna make a video explaining that?

The answer is yes

thats stupid i dont see anything about more power. all that talks about is less hook and revs or more hook and revs. it says nothing about power

Omg your crazy

Move left with more axis tilt

YEP.. 🎳🎳🎳

my #1 biggest mistake is going bowling on a night, I should have stayed home, lol

Both, you need lots of luck and skill

2:56 do I need to continue swinging my arms after as well?

Or even bowl in a 4 game league

Moving left is probably an easier option for most people.

Knew that would be the answer before you even said it.

Thanks for the tips! Great video

So if you not using your shoulder or arm or anything like that? Do you created the rotation with your wrist? I see a lot of people say “shake the hand, thumb to the sky” I tried that at the lane and got hardly any rotation. But I see when he releases the ball his hand is closed more and more each time. P.S. I’m extremely new. Bought a new ball and haven’t even gotten it drilled yet . I bowled with two fingered but I want to start with 3 because I feel like it’s more consistent.

what is a board? how do i move 3 boards to adjust?

One or two right. Or a touch faster

Skillfully lucky! 😂😂😂

Tip for dry lanes: come back another day 😂

Lucky 😊

Have to agree. A bit of both

If it was a good shot 1 board left with my feet, if I move my eyes I would be afraid of a ten pin.

Plastic ball, 4 board right with my feet from my ten pin spot and move my eyes a little left out on the lane.

I would turn my wrist to the left and throw the same shot, it’s not a time for a big move

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Much better video for beginners compared to others! Thanks!

Skill with maybe just a tinge of luck. Well done.

Let's go man! 🖐🏾🖐🏾

Pure luck to do it that way. Cool, but all luck

Skill

Terry Little

Definitely both

Great explanation especially i like the slow mo replies. If you could do more closeups to the ball in future videos like short maybe

The key to reducing "grip pressure" is to make sure the thumbhole is tight enough, with tape, so the ball naturally stays on your hand until it is released. If the thumbhole is too loose you have to squeeze creating grip pressure.

Excellent info, thank you.

What is the left hand doing once in the swing and release

All Skill baby.....

No-step, 1-step, and 3-step drill... Is there a 2-step drill?

A guy on my team throws a backup ball at the 2-8-10 and makes it about 25% of the time.

Luck...all luck 😂

Thanks ❤

M a left hander Pls share more videos they great for learning.

There was no “elbow bending”. Did you mean ‘tuck the elbow into the body’ and keep the fingers under the ball?🎯🧑🏽‍🎓