Two-Handed Bowling Fundamentals: Optimize your Approach Timing and Footwork
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- čas přidán 19. 01. 2023
- This video will provide a step-by-step guide on how to properly grip the bowling ball, position the body, and execute the rolling using 2 hands. The video also includes tips and insights for practicing and perfecting the two-handed approach.
00:43 Base ball approach vs Bowling approach
01:34 The wind-up phase (Step 1,2,3)
02:28 The cocking - acceleration phase
05:05 The follow-through phase
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another great video!
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Another insightful video! I love it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your video is really helpful!! 👍
I’ll make more those. I’m modeling a way to help anyone to bowl 2 handed well within 10 minutes 😃
First off, thank you for all the hard work that you put into your two-handed series on CZcams. It is probably the best series for bowlers to learn the two-handed technique. Are you able to go in-depth on the footwork of the approach? For example, Belmonte, Simonsem, and many other two-handed pros have an intentional drift to the left on their footwork. As a two-handed who walks as straight as he can, is there any advantage to this intentional drift left other than to get around the ball return? Thanks again!
Alexander bro, how did you read my mind? 😃 the drift step is my next video! It will exactly answer your question. Please stay tune.
@@BowlismOutlaw Mindblown! 🤯 Well awesome I cannot wait!
Hey, saw you’re always hungry for more questions! My question was with lining up according to the drift step/backwards drift step. I’m right handed and I line up boards based on my right foot, to account for the drift step, should I just move a couple boards right for all my main starting positions?
Hi Sean! Before trying this drift step, did you just walk straight and perpendicularly to the foul line with the first step? I just want to confirm your situation before giving answers 😃
@@BowlismOutlaw Yes, however I would not try to cross my feet by putting one foot in front of the other because I get a little tripped up (but the backwards drift step fixed that problem and it’s a cake walk now). To give better visuals, I start with my feet side by side perfectly pointed to the lane, and I base my lineup on my right foot. I’d walk perpendicular to the lane.
When I added the drift step, I still started on the same line, which was normally board 25 at the time. I used the backwards drift step yesterday in practice and in League though and it felt phenomenal!
The late timing actually helped an aiming problem I’ve had for a long time and I was able to generate more speed while starting closer on the approach and it took way less effort. Neutral timing and early timing made it really hard for my eyes to track my line so the late timing helps me find my target and I also noticed my balance issue is resolved too. This helped my spare game considerably as well.
I kind of just winged it and I’ve learned to start from the right side of the lane now and shift left if I need to, but thank you so much for the backwards drift step, it’s truly magical! I had much more consistent games yesterday because of this, in practice, it was a 175, 198, and a 203. In League, I improved and got a 200, 178, and a 209. I normally have two 200+ games, and then one really bad game -120 or less. This made things a lot more repeatable. Sorry for the long reply, I just really appreciated how amazing this content was for my game!
Wow Sean, I am happy to hear that it helps. Your description of the transformation is really detailed. I think you found out the timing that fits your style already 😁 People are usually cautious with abnormal changes but when you dare to try out and find the holy grail, there you go! Thanks Sean for your long and meaningful comment. This means a lot to me!
the human body viewed in slow motion always looks like it's about to break painfully. it's obvious why athletes are generally too broken to compete by 35.
that aside nice and timely video, i was planning to practise after league tomorrow but your comment about the arm straightening naturally has me rethinking what to practise. i might look at timing rather than my elbow to increase my speed.
WrothBog bro, I’m 37 😂😂😂 yeah please try and let me know the results, we might even find some other secrets to bowl better 🎳💪
Pretty sure everytime you say "improvising" you mean "improving"
Yes yes improve Derek 😂 my bad