Very well said and good points, the only one I would add is for older bowlers who were taught to start in a "military foot position", both feet touching ankle to ankle, as a coach for over 45 years I always tell them to open there feet at least 2 inches if they are side by side or move one of them up or back. Standing with your feet next to each other forces you to shift entire weight to one side when you start moving. I have watched most of your Videos and think they are really good to help bowlers improve their games.
It's nice were in a time were the 2 handed style is more accepted. I'm born in 81 been bowling since 3-4 yrs old 2 handed lefty I grew up with alot of coaches and ppl didn't matter what level I was bowling on at the time try and change my style or call me out as a cheater. I'm so happy times have changed and accepted the style. I do however use my thumb. I love bowling and where the sport is today its sure making a charge in the right direction. Thanks for the video I will use this knowledge helping others in the future
Great points!
Very well said and good points, the only one I would add is for older bowlers who were taught to start in a "military foot position", both feet touching ankle to ankle, as a coach for over 45 years I always tell them to open there feet at least 2 inches if they are side by side or move one of them up or back. Standing with your feet next to each other forces you to shift entire weight to one side when you start moving. I have watched most of your Videos and think they are really good to help bowlers improve their games.
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Great video and format
It's nice were in a time were the 2 handed style is more accepted. I'm born in 81 been bowling since 3-4 yrs old 2 handed lefty I grew up with alot of coaches and ppl didn't matter what level I was bowling on at the time try and change my style or call me out as a cheater. I'm so happy times have changed and accepted the style. I do however use my thumb. I love bowling and where the sport is today its sure making a charge in the right direction. Thanks for the video I will use this knowledge helping others in the future
This would be better with examples