As a 2 hander i still pratice 1 handed. My body wont be able to do this forever. I started taking bowling serious 2 years ago. Since then ive been in the alley a minimum of 2 days a week for 2+ hours. It has paid off so well. I started shooting 150-160s to having a 190-200 average but my body hurts constantly anymore
Don't be so sure. It's been proven that 2 handed bowling is better for you than 1 handed. Biomechanically speaking. Even the head coaches for webber international teaches the elderly in his area 2 handed because it's easier on the body. So if you do it right, you shouldn't have any issue. (This is coming from a collegiate 1 hander as well
I feel that. I've done over 20 practice games in the past week getting my average up to 120 and my highest game of 192. My right knee and wrist hurt like hell but the odd thing is every time I'm in pain and decide to have another go it just kinda goes away when I'm on the approach. Gotta grind and get good before my age catches up, I'm only 22.
Not sure why during a tournament Belmo would even have a ball with a thumbhole around. Unless he’s borrowing someone else’s ball, in which case it would be quite a coincidence if it came close to fitting him.
@@dfo132that rule came into effect in 2020 and most of these clips are from before then. The clips more recently are him goofing around with someone else’s balls
I want you to post every time Pete Weber has done the crotch chop. Please and thanks! Oh and also, make sure you add any bowler who has done the chop to offend PDW a little bit.
People make comments about two handers like it makes the game 'easier'. It absolutely does not. If that was the case, if there were 50 two handed bowlers on the tour, they would be 1-50, and the one handers would be below that. Most of the top ten on the PBA are one handed. You still have to make shots and make spares. Why people thing two handed bowling has made the sport easier, is because youth bowlers are no longer as physically restricted, can throw heavier balls, and therefore can start learning legitimate competitive shot making at a younger age. Because two handed has been mainstream in youth leagues for at least a decade, that means you have a flood of young bowlers in their 20s or younger that have been able to practice the sport at a true competitive level for far longer than before two handed came along. Back then, because of physical strength limitations, kids weren't throwing heavier balls, or putting real revs on until they were close to teenage years, some later. Now you see vids of 7 and 8 year olds doing skillful shot making. And so by the time you see all of these young adult bowlers, they've been doing adult level shot making since they were 9 or 10. You're not seeing an 'easier' sport. You're just seeing a hell of a lot more young bowlers that have been properly learning and practicing shot making for far longer than young bowlers of the same age 20 years ago. Real talent is just coming to the sport a lot earlier now.
@@asphaltcowboy7567There are plenty of ugly one-handed releases that I’m sure you don’t have any problem with. And who even cares how you look when playing a sport 😂🤦♂️
Belmonte is a great bowler. He's the GOAT for winning majors but not the GOAT overall. Walter Ray Williams has won 47 regular PBA titles, not including his 50 and 60 tour titles. Belmonte is tied with Williams for most POY titles. I'm sure Williams has won the most money. The GOAT overall is Williams.
Don't undermine Belmo imo, he is only 40 and has had to bowl against other insane bowlers, although Walter is great, I doubt he would have had the same domination if he bowled in the current state of the tour. While Walter does have some of the best stats of all time, the amount of talent on the tour currently is insane and the games have only gotten harder. Belmonte is sure to have an insane career in the pba 50 tour in about 10 years. Also don't forget that belmo didn't bowl about a year of non majors due to being from australia during covid.
Walter bowled in WAY more tournaments to get those wins, and Belmo is 40. He will most likely have the most titles and BY FAR the most majors by the end, it won't even be remotely close anymore. There's only a couple bowlers on tour right now even the realm of being on pace for keeping up with him, and that's if they don't decline with age.
Walter Ray got his wins when there was over 15 more tournaments a year compared to during Belmo’s time. Neither are my favorite bowler but Belmo stands alone as of now.
It just shows 2 handed bowlers struggle when they dont get the extra power and revs from 2 handed bowling. People bowl 2 handed to get babysat by the extra power revs and pin action 2 handed gets you. You also have to be way more accurate 1 handed then you do 2 handed. 2 handed is a joke
Real bowlers bowl with one hand. Two hands should not be allowed. Belmonte is okay but he is not that good. I’d love to see him bowl consistently with one hand. It’s how the game is played. None of this two handed crap. Sit down Jason
How would you consider two handed cheating exactly? One handed has been the most effective until around a couple years ago once they started to make harder and harder patterns (which is when belmo historically succeeds at). If you consider one style harder or easier maybe try it out in a practice session before knocking skilled professionals for using it. Two handers don't use any illegal equipment or any other different things than one handers, only main difference is a lower swing with an immensely powerful release caused by wrist support from the swing. Technically a two handed style isn't actually two handed (with a one handed release). Two handers simply use a different strategy and if its not a real style then how come two handers are consistently making telecasts with success.
id like to see u even throw a weighted ball down a lane and hit atleast 1 pin but ur over here hating on someone for no reason, u cant say hes not that good he could beat u either way lol 1hand, 2hand, no hand, blindfolded, backwards, undertheleg, or any other forms or techniques that exist now u sit down and keep quiet and quit crying he'd still be the best bowler that ever walked the planet and you know that for a fact which is why ur whining womp womp
@@OneHandedBowlingtwo handed bowlers use a different strategy? Come on now. All you do is use two hands to roll the ball down the lane. That is the strategy that real bowlers/one handed bowlers use as well. Two handers can’t bowl worth for anything with one hand so they switch. It’s pathetic. It’s all a show and an attention grabber. Plus two handed bowling is not a one handed release if you really think about it. You are releasing with two hands and pushing it down the lane for more control. That is why they “bowl better.” That’s the logical part of it. Two handed bowling should be illegal and not be allowed. Enough said. And I know what I am talking about. Mic drop
I'll give him props at least he can still throw it one handed
osku does as well czcams.com/users/shorts8BnLWYD37Zs
Great compilation! Nice job finding all these clips
As a 2 hander i still pratice 1 handed. My body wont be able to do this forever. I started taking bowling serious 2 years ago. Since then ive been in the alley a minimum of 2 days a week for 2+ hours. It has paid off so well. I started shooting 150-160s to having a 190-200 average but my body hurts constantly anymore
Don't be so sure. It's been proven that 2 handed bowling is better for you than 1 handed. Biomechanically speaking. Even the head coaches for webber international teaches the elderly in his area 2 handed because it's easier on the body. So if you do it right, you shouldn't have any issue. (This is coming from a collegiate 1 hander as well
I feel that. I've done over 20 practice games in the past week getting my average up to 120 and my highest game of 192. My right knee and wrist hurt like hell but the odd thing is every time I'm in pain and decide to have another go it just kinda goes away when I'm on the approach. Gotta grind and get good before my age catches up, I'm only 22.
If you do it right you can take your body out of the question
And I noticed he went through a weight loss transformation
1:18 belmo just called all one handers trash in 67 languages 💀
That's a crazy high backswing tho!
This is why he is the GOAT
PFFFTTT!!!!
Not sure why during a tournament Belmo would even have a ball with a thumbhole around. Unless he’s borrowing someone else’s ball, in which case it would be quite a coincidence if it came close to fitting him.
He probably gets the thumb drilled anyways for weight and hook
@@natesasmr5156 The PBA is USBC sanctioned, so having a thumb hole and not using it is illegal.
@@dfo132 that rule only came around quite recently tho.
@@dfo132that rule came into effect in 2020 and most of these clips are from before then. The clips more recently are him goofing around with someone else’s balls
Jason belmonte can throw it both one handed and 2 handed really good and sexy
So great
I want you to post every time Pete Weber has done the crotch chop. Please and thanks! Oh and also, make sure you add any bowler who has done the chop to offend PDW a little bit.
Not going to make one with that specifically, however most of them are in my "every Pete Weber title" video
@@OneHandedBowling what about a person that has done Pete’s crotch chop?
@@KhamariCarrTheNewChannel not really sure about that, maybe belmo at some point? I think that has happened just not enough for a whole video.
@@OneHandedBowling I know a couple PBA Pros that did his crotch chop. Guppy Troup, Marshall Kent, Jack Jurek.
People make comments about two handers like it makes the game 'easier'. It absolutely does not. If that was the case, if there were 50 two handed bowlers on the tour, they would be 1-50, and the one handers would be below that. Most of the top ten on the PBA are one handed. You still have to make shots and make spares. Why people thing two handed bowling has made the sport easier, is because youth bowlers are no longer as physically restricted, can throw heavier balls, and therefore can start learning legitimate competitive shot making at a younger age. Because two handed has been mainstream in youth leagues for at least a decade, that means you have a flood of young bowlers in their 20s or younger that have been able to practice the sport at a true competitive level for far longer than before two handed came along. Back then, because of physical strength limitations, kids weren't throwing heavier balls, or putting real revs on until they were close to teenage years, some later. Now you see vids of 7 and 8 year olds doing skillful shot making. And so by the time you see all of these young adult bowlers, they've been doing adult level shot making since they were 9 or 10. You're not seeing an 'easier' sport. You're just seeing a hell of a lot more young bowlers that have been properly learning and practicing shot making for far longer than young bowlers of the same age 20 years ago. Real talent is just coming to the sport a lot earlier now.
he’s not even terrible at it
Are you surprised?
Two handed bowling is hideous to watch
Sometimes grampa bowling is fun !
Bowling with 2 hands or not using the holes is NOT real Bowling...
How so? Still same ball hitting pins either way.
Tell that to Tom Doherty, who’s been bowling longer than Jason
@OneHandedBowling not real traditional bowling, plus it's ugly
@@asphaltcowboy7567There are plenty of ugly one-handed releases that I’m sure you don’t have any problem with. And who even cares how you look when playing a sport 😂🤦♂️
@@asphaltcowboy7567 I strike with 2 hands, spare with 1.
Best of both worlds.
Belmonte is a great bowler. He's the GOAT for winning majors but not the GOAT overall. Walter Ray Williams has won 47 regular PBA titles, not including his 50 and 60 tour titles. Belmonte is tied with Williams for most POY titles. I'm sure Williams has won the most money. The GOAT overall is Williams.
Don't undermine Belmo imo, he is only 40 and has had to bowl against other insane bowlers, although Walter is great, I doubt he would have had the same domination if he bowled in the current state of the tour. While Walter does have some of the best stats of all time, the amount of talent on the tour currently is insane and the games have only gotten harder. Belmonte is sure to have an insane career in the pba 50 tour in about 10 years. Also don't forget that belmo didn't bowl about a year of non majors due to being from australia during covid.
There were also WAY more tournaments per year back in Walter's heyday
Walter bowled in WAY more tournaments to get those wins, and Belmo is 40. He will most likely have the most titles and BY FAR the most majors by the end, it won't even be remotely close anymore. There's only a couple bowlers on tour right now even the realm of being on pace for keeping up with him, and that's if they don't decline with age.
Who asked?
Walter Ray got his wins when there was over 15 more tournaments a year compared to during Belmo’s time. Neither are my favorite bowler but Belmo stands alone as of now.
It just shows 2 handed bowlers struggle when they dont get the extra power and revs from 2 handed bowling. People bowl 2 handed to get babysat by the extra power revs and pin action 2 handed gets you. You also have to be way more accurate 1 handed then you do 2 handed. 2 handed is a joke
Omg he's so terrible. I hate him. 😂😅😊❤
Real bowlers bowl with one hand. Two hands should not be allowed. Belmonte is okay but he is not that good. I’d love to see him bowl consistently with one hand. It’s how the game is played. None of this two handed crap. Sit down Jason
How would you consider two handed cheating exactly? One handed has been the most effective until around a couple years ago once they started to make harder and harder patterns (which is when belmo historically succeeds at). If you consider one style harder or easier maybe try it out in a practice session before knocking skilled professionals for using it.
Two handers don't use any illegal equipment or any other different things than one handers, only main difference is a lower swing with an immensely powerful release caused by wrist support from the swing. Technically a two handed style isn't actually two handed (with a one handed release). Two handers simply use a different strategy and if its not a real style then how come two handers are consistently making telecasts with success.
If he is not that good why is he constantly winning?
id like to see u even throw a weighted ball down a lane and hit atleast 1 pin but ur over here hating on someone for no reason, u cant say hes not that good he could beat u either way lol 1hand, 2hand, no hand, blindfolded, backwards, undertheleg, or any other forms or techniques that exist now u sit down and keep quiet and quit crying he'd still be the best bowler that ever walked the planet and you know that for a fact which is why ur whining womp womp
You forgot to end that with 'Get off my lawn.' LOL!
@@OneHandedBowlingtwo handed bowlers use a different strategy? Come on now. All you do is use two hands to roll the ball down the lane. That is the strategy that real bowlers/one handed bowlers use as well. Two handers can’t bowl worth for anything with one hand so they switch. It’s pathetic. It’s all a show and an attention grabber. Plus two handed bowling is not a one handed release if you really think about it. You are releasing with two hands and pushing it down the lane for more control. That is why they “bowl better.” That’s the logical part of it. Two handed bowling should be illegal and not be allowed. Enough said. And I know what I am talking about. Mic drop