5 BEST Bowling Drills for Two Handed Bowlers
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- čas přidán 30. 12. 2023
- Learn the 5 BEST bowling drills for two handers!
This video features former Team USA bowler and Collegiat National Champion, Matthew Farber. In this video, Matt breaks down the 5 best drills for two handed bowlers and shows you how to use them to improve your game.
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Thanks a lot! This is the best two handed drills video on the web right now
Thank you so much! This is the best 2handed drills video on the internet. Hope it will be helpful for my tomorrow practice 😊
Best two handed bowling video… very very nice form at the no step drill you can clearly see the hand is tucked perfectly bellow and behind the ball and rotation looks amazing also the keep the posture until hits pin is a must for getting good balance what it’s missing from this video is the actual higher swing motion cause he talks about baby swing and then just swigs at one step and 3 step normal
Great video very well explained!!❤
Good video.
After seeing this it gave me the confidence to switch over to 2 handed I didn't bowl for several years came back to the game about 3 weeks now after 17yrs so I'm going to give this a try
thx for the sub title , i really need it .
Please post no thumb drills, please. I bowl without using my thumb, and I have a hard time finding drills.
One thing that really helps me as a no thumb two handed bowler is feeling the ball on my palm. You could do all of these drills with no thumbs pretty easily so long as you feel that ball on your palm and feel tension on your index finger. Those are my cues for a good solid release. Hope that helps!!
I do the foul line drill perfect but when I bowl the arm is bent not straight on the downswing any help out there ?
Great video but I think you left out one important drill. The how to "keep your elbow in" drill.
u dumb? h e showed backup drill
The excessive swinging of the arm after release needs to stop... I see it everywhere and it fills no function.
It's just the product of a loose swing; not everyone does it, but there is nothing wrong with it if it's not a forced motion (incidentally, attempting to not let it happen for those who swing this way naturally, would be wrong, as that would be a forced motion).
I never consciously try to do it but when I watch back some of my best shots it naturally happens. Not to the extreme of some people though. Those that do it 4 times a throw are doing it on purpose.