This definitely works. I now make 90% of my ten pins where before it was 50%. I actually got this from my proshop guy. He always makes his. He said the same thing. Visually draw a straight line from pin to you, and then follow that path with the ball. Now, my 7 pins need work, too. I usually give a little hook into the pin. Most of the time I'm missing right or left. I'm gonna start working on the straight shot to the 7.
It's a sweet system and not that hard. You'll get an instinct for the multi-pins shots too. Consider foot placement. I tend to use the same board on my left foot for each shot and w practice it's like second nature. Best of luck !!
Every spare can be made through a single target. The middle arrow gives you the most margin of error on all single pin spares using a polyurethane spare ball.
One thing you demonstrated but didn't highlight is the angle. Whether you throw a straight ball or lightly hooking ball at spares, you should throw from the opposite side the pin is on.
On the 7 pin spare are you walking towards your target? On the 10 pin it looks like you start and end on the same board, but on the 7 it looks like you end on a different board than you started.
I try to throw straight at it and I tend to throw it in the gutter alot I got myself a doare ball and throw across the middle arrow and stated to hit alot more 10 pins but still miss alot to the gutter side mostly
Yes! It is so nice to just throw a strike and not have to worry about all the things that can go wrong with going after that one pin left standing. "All we need is one pin, Rodney!"
This definitely works. I now make 90% of my ten pins where before it was 50%. I actually got this from my proshop guy. He always makes his. He said the same thing. Visually draw a straight line from pin to you, and then follow that path with the ball. Now, my 7 pins need work, too. I usually give a little hook into the pin. Most of the time I'm missing right or left. I'm gonna start working on the straight shot to the 7.
It's a sweet system and not that hard. You'll get an instinct for the multi-pins shots too. Consider foot placement. I tend to use the same board on my left foot for each shot and w practice it's like second nature. Best of luck !!
Thanks for the reminder again. Visualize is a big key. Then my mind won’t wander. Luv your tips.
I always do this for one game on my practice games. 🔥
I definitely need help with this cause every now and then I either pull the ball inside or it gets away from me and goes straight to the gutter
Every spare can be made through a single target. The middle arrow gives you the most margin of error on all single pin spares using a polyurethane spare ball.
One thing you demonstrated but didn't highlight is the angle. Whether you throw a straight ball or lightly hooking ball at spares, you should throw from the opposite side the pin is on.
Thanks coach. I will practice this tech tonight
On the 7 pin spare are you walking towards your target? On the 10 pin it looks like you start and end on the same board, but on the 7 it looks like you end on a different board than you started.
Well, I got the black widow 2.0 and I’m pretty heavy with it
Thanks coach Shady
Will this work for senior bowler?
I know where to look to shoot my corner pin spares, the problem is idk where to stand on the lane for a corner pin spare
Que videos tan instructivos e interesantes. Como hago para verlos en español?
Thanks!
I use a Columbia Blue Dot for my no. 10 spare shots.
Used a Blue Dot for over 30 years, best plastic ball for corner pins IMO.
Thanks coach ☆☆☆☆☆☆
I try to throw straight at it and I tend to throw it in the gutter alot I got myself a doare ball and throw across the middle arrow and stated to hit alot more 10 pins but still miss alot to the gutter side mostly
Probably your arm swing is going outward toward the gutter
The secret to making a spare is...
Bowl a strike ;-)
Yes! It is so nice to just throw a strike and not have to worry about all the things that can go wrong with going after that one pin left standing. "All we need is one pin, Rodney!"
No.
He fell off on his 7 pin