Two Handed Bowling Fundamentals: Increase Your Accuracy with Aiming System
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- čas přidán 19. 01. 2023
- In this video, we'll be discussing the fundamentals of two-handed bowling and how an aiming system can help you take your game to the next level. Two-handed bowling is a technique that can provide increased accuracy and power, as well as the ability to make more advanced shots. We'll be diving into the importance of having a proper aiming system and how it can help with ball speed and rotation control, managing hook potential, and more. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced bowler, this video will provide valuable insights on how to improve your two-handed bowling game and increase your chances of winning.
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Nice job
Thanks Ben, I got the second video in row :D czcams.com/video/41OFla81ln4/video.html
Hi, do you look at the targeting arrow all the way from approach to release, or just towards the release? I have trouble keeping my eyes on the arrow during my swing back and I get a little disoriented. I also have to look above my glasses during the swing back which affects my vision
Uhm...I see, I also wear glasses. I do use the are from the dot line (before the arrow area) back to the foul line as target area (because it's nearer and easy to see than something farther down the lane). I don't use arrow much, just in case I need to make super big loft 😂 But trust me, arrow is still a mystery because the more I explore about the target system, the less I use the arrows.
1 question for you bro: Do you keep your eyes focus all the time on the target point during your approach?
@@BowlismOutlaw I just went to bowl again, I found using the dots much easier for my eyes and head movement compared to the arrow. Thanks for that tip! However, I realised I don’t keep my eyes on the dots during the backswing. I look at the dots on the approach and nearing release cos I find my neck is not that flexible, especially with my left arm holding the ball. Is this normal?
Hey! glad to hear that it helps, bro.
I realized I don’t keep my eyes on the dots during the backswing. => Do you remember where did your eyes focus during your backswing?
I look at the dots on the approach and nearing release cos I find my neck is not that flexible, especially with my left arm holding the ball. => I think I should look at the real video to have the right judgement. I think we can message thru instagram: instagram.com/_happybowler102_
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Is it a problem if i cant look at the arrows because if my spine tilt?
Your spine tilt prevents you from watching the arrow? Can you please elaborate more on this point?
@@BowlismOutlaw I am facing down and its hard for me to look up at the arrows because I think i get too close to the ground
But does it affect your accuracy? Anthony Simonsen approach is also really close to the lane but he's good.
@@BowlismOutlaw I think it does. I just throw by feel and it does strike but its but really consistent
Let me check out your short videos.