GREAT GREAT Video!!!! This is what I have been working on my release!!! Your views on this will help me out a ton!!! I spent almost 3 hours on just standing at the line and trying to get my release right. Now I have this video to help me further my improvements!!! Thank y'all so much I really appreciate it!!!
all great and necessary instructions for all beginners and league bowlers., .With practice it will come as natural as taking a walk,.good luck and have fun bowling.
Very good video I've never thought about keeping my index finger down pointed to the floor I would just throw it, I will keep that in mind tonight when I bowl in my league
amazing video, you would think these guys are ripping the cover off the ball and it's only a quarter turn thats creating all that hook. Best video ever to explain what exactly is going on. Thanks so much!
I have only had coaching once but I do the same release now. I have only been bowling for 3 years and not very accurate yet. Just got back from ACL surgery been bowling with that injury the whole time. Hopefully I can get my game in the 200 average one day. Great video and good coaching sir.
Good video. I've tried finding a video on how to throw a fingertipball, because I use conventional holes. I am decent with conventional, but I wanted to go fingertip, and am having a hard time getting used to it. But seeing this video kind of gives me a strategy. Thanks for posting.
I used to also wear a baseball cap when I practiced and tried to hit the bill of it with my follow through, that would cause me to come straight through the ball instead of around it (like the end of the video)... that will apply power and leverage to your shots instead of just spinning it down the lane... The more you can come through the ball with only your fingers in it, the more revs and power you will get, that why to cock the wrist and pointing the index finger down... that's why the thumbless bowlers rev it so much
Guys and Gals, I would listen to Del Warren. What the pros do with the bowling ball is what creates area on the toughest patterns in the world. The difference between us and them.
Had same problem to get revs. Focused on downswing mostly. Look for a slightly bent or flexed elbow (not straight arm). I develop this at top of the swing. Just let the ball fall a little after it reaches the top of the swing. It worked wonders for me. Relax that shoulder at release and unload elbow and wrist at ankle. It's all about timing.
I was looking at another video and slowed it down then came across this one and forgot i still had it on slow and said is this guy drunk or something LOL
No joke, I taught mtself Rash's release style back in the mid 90's, the index finger pointing to the floor, the cocked wrist, uncocking it like he is, it's all the same... you have to have a strong wrist and forearm to do it right.... if not you can strain/pop a wrist tendon... I increased my revs a lot... I'm left handed and had ave's around 220-225 when I quit bowling in 2002
For anyone watching this video for the first time, watch what happens with the starting board for his left foot and where the left foot lands up at the fowl line. He moves at least 5 boards to the right which is NOT what you want to be doing for a right hander. The swing instead of coming down from the top through the swing slot has to go around the left leg as the arm/ball approaches the left leg. It is always better for a right hander to drift a few boards left if they are going to drift than moving right a number of boards. Been proven many times. This creates a bit of a figure 8 which is ok if it doesn't get out of control.
Interesting. I would be interested in seeing an evaluation of players like Pete Weber and Norm Duke. I think they generate revolutions in a different way it would be cool to see how the newer players do it vs. the older generation (of which I am a part of).
An interesting question. I'd say Weber has a lot of cupped-wrist during the swing but then comes around the ball with his hand more than these guys. Duke keeps the wrist straighter through most of the swing and so doesn't have much to "uncock" - but revs were never a huge part of his game, right? But anyway, as an older guy, I agree it would be great to see this kind of analysis of the previous-generation bowlers.
i feel so relieved. 11:15 1he's literally letting the ball roll off his fingers onto the lane, vs throwing it on the lane like i think i have to do SMH @ myself but I'm ecstatic that i see a correction to that flaw.
the coach doesnt seem to know the difference between a 4 step and 5 step approach. u dont want your ball down by your leg on the second step of a 5 step approach!
Hmm watch all the pba pros. The timing is bad. The third second step too short, his third step goes to the right instead of in front of the last. He is drifting to the right in total. It's hard to stay behind the ball the way he plays
Max Sy i probably learnt it the worst way possible. over cupping and cocking my wrist using a lot of pressure. over time loosened up but because i learned like that i can manipulate my wrist at the bottom of my swing really easily. never even considered using thumb pitches
Max Sy i used to break my wrist a lot at release as i was really chasing high revs. i cared more about having higher revs than my mates for a while. don't think my wrist goes past straight now on release.
i feel like this guy sucks at coaching. He is pretty much uising a pros release and telling them to throughit like that. instead of fine tuning these guys already developed motion. We all cant be high rev players, i feel that is a huge miss conception in bowling today. Its all about power and rev's not about accuracy and shot making
This guy sucks at coaching? This is the coach for the Webber International Women's college bowling team who dominates year in and year out and won a national title 3 years ago. I think he knows what he is talking about.
No matter what sport you're practicing, you need to see and know how the pros do the work properly. Otherwise, you'd just be polishing a turd, instead of trying to get closer to being perfect.
GREAT GREAT Video!!!! This is what I have been working on my release!!! Your views on this will help me out a ton!!! I spent almost 3 hours on just standing at the line and trying to get my release right. Now I have this video to help me further my improvements!!! Thank y'all so much I really appreciate it!!!
Well detailed explanation, thanks so much. i wish i could do a curve turn bowling soon.
all great and necessary instructions for all beginners and league bowlers., .With practice it
will come as natural as taking a walk,.good luck and have fun bowling.
I tried the hand movement in my last league play and tournament and shot a 701 and 724. Great tip, thank you...
Very good video I've never thought about keeping my index finger down pointed to the floor I would just throw it, I will keep that in mind tonight when I bowl in my league
amazing video, you would think these guys are ripping the cover off the ball and it's only a quarter turn thats creating all that hook. Best video ever to explain what exactly is going on. Thanks so much!
Sam Villareale But the guy wasn't leaving thumb early...which is the main logic to get a spin.
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I have only had coaching once but I do the same release now. I have only been bowling for 3 years and not very accurate yet. Just got back from ACL surgery been bowling with that injury the whole time. Hopefully I can get my game in the 200 average one day. Great video and good coaching sir.
great video!!!!!
Awesome! I don’t think I do the index straight down mostly bowl let the first guy. I’m going to try this. :)
Good video. I've tried finding a video on how to throw a fingertipball, because I use conventional holes. I am decent with conventional, but I wanted to go fingertip, and am having a hard time getting used to it. But seeing this video kind of gives me a strategy. Thanks for posting.
this is cool I need to start bring my Gopro with me when I bowl so I can review my approach and throw :D
I used to also wear a baseball cap when I practiced and tried to hit the bill of it with my follow through, that would cause me to come straight through the ball instead of around it (like the end of the video)... that will apply power and leverage to your shots instead of just spinning it down the lane... The more you can come through the ball with only your fingers in it, the more revs and power you will get, that why to cock the wrist and pointing the index finger down... that's why the thumbless bowlers rev it so much
They didn't teach me that, that's how I've always bowled. For me it's all about balance and staying through the shot.
Yes ...“ don't think through this”
Guys and Gals, I would listen to Del Warren. What the pros do with the bowling ball is what creates area on the toughest patterns in the world. The difference between us and them.
Had same problem to get revs. Focused on downswing mostly. Look for a slightly bent or flexed elbow (not straight arm). I develop this at top of the swing. Just let the ball fall a little after it reaches the top of the swing. It worked wonders for me. Relax that shoulder at release and unload elbow and wrist at ankle.
It's all about timing.
I was looking at another video and slowed it down then came across this one and forgot i still had it on slow and said is this guy drunk or something LOL
No joke, I taught mtself Rash's release style back in the mid 90's, the index finger pointing to the floor, the cocked wrist, uncocking it like he is, it's all the same... you have to have a strong wrist and forearm to do it right.... if not you can strain/pop a wrist tendon... I increased my revs a lot... I'm left handed and had ave's around 220-225 when I quit bowling in 2002
Talk about light bulb going on in your head. Thank you very much
For anyone watching this video for the first time, watch what happens with the starting board for his left foot and where the left foot lands up at the fowl line. He moves at least 5 boards to the right which is NOT what you want to be doing for a right hander. The swing instead of coming down from the top through the swing slot has to go around the left leg as the arm/ball approaches the left leg. It is always better for a right hander to drift a few boards left if they are going to drift than moving right a number of boards. Been proven many times. This creates a bit of a figure 8 which is ok if it doesn't get out of control.
He should do the 3-step drill. When the ball passes the right leg he should start moving his left leg. That improves your timing
His pinky tucked? I hurt tip of my ring finger by tucking, although I was doing real good before I hurt it.
Fun fact that "kegel" means cone or pin in Dutch and "kegelen" is nine-pin bowling. In German it is "Kegel/Kegeln".
May I ask what software you are using?
I don't understand, aren't you supposed to use your fingers to make the ball spin counterclockwise? If not, how do you use your wrist to make revs?
Now, if you could just show me this for me, a "Left Handed Bowler."
I wish I can lay the ball down like this I have loft In my release
Interesting. I would be interested in seeing an evaluation of players like Pete Weber and Norm Duke. I think they generate revolutions in a different way it would be cool to see how the newer players do it vs. the older generation (of which I am a part of).
An interesting question. I'd say Weber has a lot of cupped-wrist during the swing but then comes around the ball with his hand more than these guys. Duke keeps the wrist straighter through most of the swing and so doesn't have much to "uncock" - but revs were never a huge part of his game, right?
But anyway, as an older guy, I agree it would be great to see this kind of analysis of the previous-generation bowlers.
...unload the wrist! ...tougher to do when bowler rears up into the finish.
i feel so relieved. 11:15 1he's literally letting the ball roll off his fingers onto the lane, vs throwing it on the lane like i think i have to do SMH @ myself but I'm ecstatic that i see a correction to that flaw.
What is “a lot of this, this”?Show me please.
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the coach doesnt seem to know the difference between a 4 step and 5 step approach. u dont want your ball down by your leg on the second step of a 5 step approach!
***** did you just say you start your slide after the ball is at the bottom?
***** maybe it doesnt realy matter where the ball is when, every player seems to do it diffrent
Who is the coach speaking in the video?
It sounds like Rick Wiltse to me. He is a coach at the Kegel Training center in Lakes Wales, FL. Its about 10 mins from my house.
You are focused on the hand position but the problem lies somewhere else...
Hmm watch all the pba pros. The timing is bad. The third second step too short, his third step goes to the right instead of in front of the last. He is drifting to the right in total. It's hard to stay behind the ball the way he plays
I went to the ITRC Center last week so new video coming soon guys. Thanks for all the views and feedback!
+BowlingLessons300 Where is the video?
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dude wtf, couldnt he find a clip of sean rash striking instead of one where he completley missed the pocket by 1ft
the result of the ball is irrelevant to a good form and release especially in this context.
I just wanna know how not to slip & slide & bust my ass while bowling lol cuz it feels like im gonna fall wenever i go bowling
Maybe I can help... Do you have your own shoes? Or do you use House shoes?
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Is this possible with a 0 0 thumb pitch?
Max Sy yep. i have no pitch and have high revs
how did you do it? Did you snap your wrist?
Max Sy i probably learnt it the worst way possible. over cupping and cocking my wrist using a lot of pressure. over time loosened up but because i learned like that i can manipulate my wrist at the bottom of my swing really easily. never even considered using thumb pitches
okay I see, did you happen to brake your wrist? Or let us say, thumb down release
Max Sy i used to break my wrist a lot at release as i was really chasing high revs. i cared more about having higher revs than my mates for a while. don't think my wrist goes past straight now on release.
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i feel like this guy sucks at coaching. He is pretty much uising a pros release and telling them to throughit like that. instead of fine tuning these guys already developed motion. We all cant be high rev players, i feel that is a huge miss conception in bowling today. Its all about power and rev's not about accuracy and shot making
This guy sucks at coaching? This is the coach for the Webber International Women's college bowling team who dominates year in and year out and won a national title 3 years ago. I think he knows what he is talking about.
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No matter what sport you're practicing, you need to see and know how the pros do the work properly. Otherwise, you'd just be polishing a turd, instead of trying to get closer to being perfect.
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