Tried today for the first time, very difficult but started to get a small grip on how to do it. I will try more, never know if it can come in handy. =) Btw, I guess I was more like simonsen (style wise, not accuracy) but even a bit slower. Now I feel my back and legs got a workout as I am 40 years old. =)
Best way to learn is start from the basics, and thats the steps. If you watch the 5 step by Belmo you can map out where your feet should be on the lane by using cones. This also applys to one handed as well. Once you get the feet down the swing should become natural since its all gravity.
It seems like they all drift left (right for Yesper) on the step right before they do the little skip step. Is this to clear the hips and open up room for the swing, sort of like the overstep for a one handed bowler?
I wish I could bowl like this but all the lanes in the UK have the ball returns on the approach, so you just cannot stand that far left unless you basically have a 2 step approach
Does your left hand apply spin to the ball when the right hand is releasing the ball? That's something I can't really discern from watching a video of him slowly releasing the ball.
@@ysccl this is a lie. Both hands are on the ball until the point of release in which the support hand merely flys off while the other hand causes the release. I dont know any two hander that releases their support hand half way through the swing
@@ericpadilla2454 O shit I might’ve worded it wrong oops By halfway I meant the bottommost point of the swing, that’s usually where I release my left hand. I can see where you’re coming from though. good catch, cause I included the throw itself to be a part of the swing
Jason has the best smooth looking form
i never noticed the trail off to the left. gonna give that a try
両手投げ練習中
だからフォームの参考になる
I should use both hands
Looks so easy! Tried doing it, didn't look like them at all lol
Tried today for the first time, very difficult but started to get a small grip on how to do it. I will try more, never know if it can come in handy. =) Btw, I guess I was more like simonsen (style wise, not accuracy)
but even a bit slower. Now I feel my back and legs got a workout as I am 40 years old. =)
Best way to learn is start from the basics, and thats the steps. If you watch the 5 step by Belmo you can map out where your feet should be on the lane by using cones. This also applys to one handed as well. Once you get the feet down the swing should become natural since its all gravity.
If you became familiar with 2 hands, you can have more precision on aiming
It seems like they all drift left (right for Yesper) on the step right before they do the little skip step. Is this to clear the hips and open up room for the swing, sort of like the overstep for a one handed bowler?
Correct!
난 그냥 예스퍼스벤손의 투핸드자세를 가져가야겠구나
이제 제이슨벨몬트 투핸드자세도잘알고있고 예스퍼스벤손 의투핸드자세도잘알수가있구나
I wish I could bowl like this but all the lanes in the UK have the ball returns on the approach, so you just cannot stand that far left unless you basically have a 2 step approach
Anders B laughs in belmo*
Much thx
i play two handed and i won 3rd in finals in tournament
Thats awesome!! Are you left handed or right handed?
예스퍼스벤손 자세 잘생각헤서 쳐봐야겠구나
그냥 예스퍼스벤손의자세로 볼링치면되겠구나
You forgot Troup and Simonsen
technically a one handed release
yes the second hand acts as the thumb
technically a woman pees standing up
@@user-bf2fj2ml6p sitting down*
this guy is using the same clips
Ball hit pin?
The Holy Trinity
Does your left hand apply spin to the ball when the right hand is releasing the ball? That's something I can't really discern from watching a video of him slowly releasing the ball.
While the approach is 2 hand, the actual release is really just 1, so answer is nah your left hand is merely acting as a support
The left hand guides the ball back, and once you’re halfway through the release the left hand comes off and the right hand pushes the ball forward.
@@ysccl this is a lie. Both hands are on the ball until the point of release in which the support hand merely flys off while the other hand causes the release. I dont know any two hander that releases their support hand half way through the swing
@@ericpadilla2454
O shit I might’ve worded it wrong oops
By halfway I meant the bottommost point of the swing, that’s usually where I release my left hand. I can see where you’re coming from though. good catch, cause I included the throw itself to be a part of the swing
@@ysccl lol no biggie. Just didnt want to see first timers trying to release half way through their swing by reading our comments on here 🤣
Osku runs past the ball