1 or 2 handed bowling?

[2handedsniper]

yes i bowl like person in the video and posted my bowling video already

[ep1977]

yes i bowl like person in the video and posted my bowling video already

Yes I've seen your video. Doing a 2 handed chest pass onto the lanes is nothing like 2 handed bowling.

[JaxBowlingGuy]

I believe the person in the video made an illegal delivery when he shot at the 7-10

[Mike White]

if the pros and USBC champion bowlers were trained during there youth in 80s 90s 00s two handed scores would be higher and sport would be healthier would you rather carry a heavy box one handed or two handed?

I didn't bowl during the 90s or 00s (other than 1990) but I know in the 80's, you needed more accuracy since the oil pattern was much flatter, and balls didn't remove much oil so you couldn't make your own hook area.

The equipment didn't stick to the lane like reactive resin balls, so all the extra revs you could generate 2 handed would be wasted as the ball just spun into the pit without hooking.

In the 80's, bowling well was an art form, not just run and chuck, and let the oil guide the ball.

[Mike White]

yes i bowl like person in the video and posted my bowling video already

You bowl like Matt only in the sense that you both look equally bad.

Score wise, you're nothing like Matt.

[Mike White]

I believe the person in the video made an illegal delivery when he shot at the 7-10

It may be illegal now (I haven't looked at the recent rules for that) but it may not have been illegal at the time the video was shot.

[1VegasBowler]

The spare shot is illegal these days.

If a person is using 2 hands to release the ball for the first shot, the second shot must be thrown the same way.

Try to remember this about the normal 2 handers. When they get the the foul line to release the ball, the front hand goes away from the ball which technically makes them a 1 hander.

Here's the link that provides the information, which is in the Equipment Specification Manual.

http://usbcongress.http.internapcdn....s/ESManual.pdf

[dmet225]

In my almost 40 years of bowling, not once have I ever seen a bowler throw the ball like that. EVER!

[2handedsniper]

i do too so that makes 2 of us

[Timmyb]

Try to remember this about the normal 2 handers. When they get the the foul line to release the ball, the front hand goes away from the ball which technically makes them a 1 hander.

Here's the link that provides the information, which is in the Equipment Specification Manual.

http://usbcongress.http.internapcdn....s/ESManual.pdf

I don't think I've seen any "2-handed" bowlers with the extra hand on the ball at release. Good point!