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beautiful progression and i would argue.. you are very creative!!! 🎉

I totally get how you feel, I've gone through the same process of reevaluating my expectations on my video making and animation production. When progressing on a hobby starts to feel more like an obligation than something you enjoy, just like you said, you need to reevaluate and not force your hobbies! Hope your summer has been going well, Sam!!

Totally understandable, cheers!

It's really beautiful your work! keep making it!!!

hello i noticed you missed a few uploads, i am missing the content, please hurry

Looking good! I would like to commission a table for my tabletop wargames. Dimensions are 44"x64"

Awesome! I love crafting work as my spouse also does ceramics. Good stuff Sam, awesome work.

Some schools (61) might want you to have a medical & insurance before you fly. Also your rates are really low lol.

Remember to let your left hand dominate the backswing🤘

WHERE WOULD YOU GET A WHEEL FROM BEFORE I START..WOT WOULD I 1ST TY ❤

Thank you, nice demonstration of when things go wrong instead of most people only post video of their successes

Isn't it awesome when something you don't think you're going to like ends up being so rewarding?

Hey fellow student pilot here, about how long did it take to get your license? Also, how much studying did you have to do? I’m having trouble with the studying part of it lol

Very nice and where are the recipes glazes, maybe i can find the row material in Chile.

You better not delete my comment

you should put things in the photos so we can understand the scale or tell us how tall each item is. thank you

why do you feel you are above the rules of the alley, wearing improper footwear causes damage to floor as it tracks in gravel and other debris.

From the video it looks like your right hand is the dominant hand, should be opposite. Your left hand should "control" the backswing which also create more control over the ball, and increases your grip 😁 This is something i also working on actually😅

Hey check that out!! Looks so much better already. Seriously. When you’re doing 0 and 1 step drills try and hold your finishing position in a lunge and stay in that position until the ball is off the lane. This will help your brain notice what your hand is doing independently from the rest of your body. Otherwise some great sweeping improvements here, good stuff man!

also to reduce the loft of your shot just change where youre looking on the lane for example if you want no loft at all aim where the boards begin right after the foul line then half way between the foul line and the dots, half way between the dots and the arrows then finally aim at the arrows for maximum loft

this is way better than the story videos, form analysis from comments would be awesome

Your timing is getting a bit better, still gotta roll it more but i know you’re working on that already. I also think you’d benefit from standing a little closer to the foul line and making your first 2 steps a lot smaller, like a LOT smaller. What this will do is encourage your feet to accelerate as you reach the line, which will in turn make your timing a little later and also help you project your ball farther down the lane before you see motion. It’s awesome to see someone committed to this very long and arduous journey all on their own.

I love the bowling storytimes

I think one thing that will help your bowling throw is to think "you are supposed to ROLL a bowling ball, not throw a bowling ball" It's plenty ok to have some loft even in your normal throw, but you're definitely throwing the ball out onto the lane. The reason that your plastic ball hooks as much as it does is much more related to how you're throwing the ball more than the oil and/or lack of oil on the lane.

I’d like to know more about what kind of clay you are using and, especially, what kind of glazes you are using. Are you using an electric kiln or a gas reduction kiln? Beautiful work. Some gorgeous glazing.

im the wierdo that lines up his shots by staring at the foul line

What about the scores ?

"I was so sick, I literally had to go home..." As opposed to... figuratively having to go home?

As for your bowling, you need to get behind the ball more to get some more speed. It looks like you are getting around it too much. Your hand at the end of the shot should not be above the ball but rather to the side of it.

Your biggest problem at this stage is your release. You need to roll the ball off of your hand at the bottom of the release. Currently you are forcing through your release. Your wrist is not flexing at the bottom. Your right shoulder is over rotating in the horizontal plane and it's causing you to come around the side of the ball. m.ua-cam.com/video/6LEDZ3nt06M/v-deo.html&pp=gAQBiAQB

that alley is fucking bonkers

that was hillarious keep em coming

I remember when i first started bowling and did actually alot similar to you. Threw the ball quite far, my timing was very off and i barly had any balance. I think the best thing you can do is focus on getting more control over the ball in the backswing. Can see you're dropping the ball alot in the backswing, and that can create inconsistency. You're also using the same pair of shoes i did, in the beginning. And honestly, you should replace them with shoes that give you the opportunity to slide. Sliding will make a huge difference, although sliding isn't necessarily used by everyone..Jesper Svensson for example. I would also suggest to throw the ball from the foul line, just practising the release and rev. I know it's super boring, but sadly needs to be done. But the most important...don't waste your time caring about the result on the lanes. I know it's frustrating to not hit the pocket, or not strike a lot. But if you give it time, and focus on the important stuff...the strikes will come. I talk from experience. My grammar is probably terrible, but it is what it is. I'm not english😅 But i hope it helped, a little bit at least. Good luck! PS: I wrote a list for myself to know what i should focus on. But remember to always focus on a single task at a time, not multiple at the same time. That will only make it worse and more hard for yourself. This is my list (i'm two handed aswell): - Shoulder must be directed towards your mark - Slow steps - Don't force in the backswing (don't push the ball down, let it fall) - Straighten arm when releasing the ball - Locking the ball into your body while swinging - Imagine your arm as a line. When you start the backswing, your arm should always be ''inside'' the same line all the way to release. [i can explain this further if it doesn't make sense] - Relaxed in the backswing

Bowling alley jobs are weird. If you work a more specialty position you work damn near every position. When I got hired as a pro shop operator i quickly found myself mostly working front desk, running brackets for tournaments, dj-ing for birthday parties, and even rarely helping out mechanics in the back. Bowling centers are also frequently plagued with an immense lack of communication and respect between departments just because of the scope of how different the jobs really are. No one in one position understands the workload of another, and finding staff to consistently keep mechanics and PSO’s in the building is difficult and puts the whole center under stress. If you ever find yourself in western Washington head up to my center and I’ll give you a lesson for a video Channel comment #2🎉

This is the eternal issue with two handed bowling. You often will find that the lanes are too dry for the amount of revs you put on the ball. If you use one hand the ball won't hook as much. Other wise, you need to take a giant step left and throw right. All the marks on the lane are for targetting from the foul line to the range finders if you have them about 40' down the lane.

I'm certainly no coach (and for darn sure not one for two-handed), you said that the conditions were dry, clearly you made a necessary equipment adjustment to a ball with lower hook factor, and you did your absolute best with what you were given, but honestly, it does look like the big elements to practice here are consistency and loosening up. Your shot looks well-practiced, and I think if you had the opportunity to practice properly on a fresh pattern, you'll go a lot further in boosting your consistency, since the outcomes of shots should get more predictable. With that said, do try to loosen up, it'll help make your shots a bit more consistent, less variation in your aim from where you want it to where it's going. And of course, make sure your equipment works with your rev rate and ball speed on the pattern(s) you play, once you do get a consistent shot. As for toxic leadership, been there, done that, got the t-shirt. It SUCKS. You do everything you're trained to do, but other people just decide that they don't like something about you, and they happen to have power over you, so you get screwed over. I hope you can find something better, clearly that place isn't it.

Congrats on the License!!

Thanks for sharing! You’ve really come a long way with your technique. The learning never ends.

wow i think my flight school is trying to suck my money dry. You only did one cross country before doing a solo cross country?

That first bowl looks too professional and thin walls and narrow foot to be after one week.

I know there is a LOT things to learn and that it takes a ton of time, but I think I know what your next goal should be! You want your hand to be behind the ball as much as possible. This will help with so many things, but speed, aim, ball motion, and the feeling of changes you make with your hand will all improve when you get your hand behind the ball more. The coach's comment about rolling it and not throwing it comes with getting your hand behind (and UNDER) the ball. You don't need to have the ball touch down on the lane super close to the foul line (there are plenty of pros and ex pro coaches that 'loft' the ball a little bit), but getting lower and swinging the ball near your left foot will be another huge improvement to your game. Cheers and best of luck! Wishing you the best!

Hey boss, usbc coach and pro shop operator here. A couple things I’d like to see you do. #1: I want to see your right hand under the ball and working the bottom of it, rolling it, instead of around the side spinning it. This will give you more hand position control which will help to more consistently control what the ball does downlane #2: roll it, don’t throw it, get it to the ground and get it close to your foot, the smoother and lower you are, the more you can easily control where it goes. Do some 1 step approach drills to focus on release changes, all you do is swing and slide, your foot should reach the line right before the ball, and your hand should be under it the entire time. This should improve your game rather fast

I think depending on how frequently you want to upload, you could make like 4-5 minute long videos where you talk about your progress and what you've learned from your viewers, while commenting on multiple sessions, not just one. I would prefer more highlight focused videos rather than seeing every round, but that's me lol. I honestly enjoy your content either way, I'm excited to see you progress bro!!

cool video.. just a thought but maybe mention the actual height of pieces?.. and yes, as said by @ricardorivera4436, your week 1 is my month 5 :)

The things that I saw was that you need to roll the ball onto the lane, this is because you're coming around the top of the ball and your hand is coming across the left side of your face (this leads to inconsistencies). To fix this you need to use your legs more and not pull up or with the ball, buying shoes with interchangeable slides may help instead of planting. Your left hand also lets go of the ball on your upswing.

you're awesome for just committing the time when you wanna learn something and making time for that hobby every week, super inspiring bro

This was a great video dude. Make more, awesome!

You look like you're having fun man, that's the most important thing. You got lots of advice in the comments and I'm sure IRL too, work on it and you'll get better! Perfect game here you come!

Quick tip. Your swing timing is early even for a 1 handed bowler. so for a two handed bowler its very very early. You should try to have your ball at the bottom of your swing when your weight shifts onto your foot in your third step ( in a five step approach). Having your swing be later like this will mean there is less time to fill with it so a lot of the erratic / difficult to control movements in your approach can be minimised 👍 Hope this is helpful, good luck