This is the most important piece of your bowling arsenal | Speed control

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[@kylotwisto7721]

These videos sounds tight in my car, rocking that bass

[@runnerboy6886]

Some people say to move up on the approach to slow down. Thinking smaller steps will equal slower speed. That may work for some. But i thought to myself, how about bigger steps. Bigger steps, longer time between strides equals slower speed. Tried it this week. Seems to work for me.

[@daviddeiss7907]

What about using a little loft when the ball starts getting lazy? Sometimes I use loft and adjust speed.

[@ScottyThompson-lt7wl]

Cool video talk tech bowling Jr Raymond

[@Vrogmir]

Thinking in terms of kinetic energy, would you say there's a min/max speed adjustment before you really should be switching balls? I would think, ideally, that you'd want to maintain your 'comfortable' mid speed as much as possible to maintain more of that forward energy into the pins, and after a certain point of slowing down, you're needing more accuracy/cleaner hits, right?

[@jeroldserrell9746]

Very nice

[@erichamilton3734]

What was your adjustment on speed (1 mph)?

[@BDM64]

Do you reduce your speed by lower your backswing or adjust your arm speed?

[@Walker-nr1mz]

All speed is created with your legs