My forms evolution in the past 4 months

[I suck at bowling]

[Zothen]

Not bad at all! Good job on working the kinks out.

Zothen

[I suck at bowling]

Not bad at all! Good job on working the kinks out.

Zothen

Thanks man! My bowling is always a work in progress, but I feel like I'm getting better everyday, lol

[got_a_300]

It seems you have really improved a lot keep
up the good work.

[coachkapps]

Nice work. Very powerful!!

[I suck at bowling]

Nice work. Very powerful!!

Thank you! I haven't quite achieved the power of Osku yet, but I think I'm on my way.

[scottymoney]

Much improvement, I think you are stuck on the "getty up" step with your one handed approach. I don't think I have seen anyone actually use the 2 handed approach with a 1 handed delivery, you are the first. You may gain balance if you get rid of it and go to more of a normal approach for one handed. I can't say anything about the 2 handed release as I have never done it nor do I study it. You may gain balance by slowing down your feet though with the one handed release.

[I suck at bowling]

Much improvement, I think you are stuck on the "getty up" step with your one handed approach. I don't think I have seen anyone actually use the 2 handed approach with a 1 handed delivery, you are the first. You may gain balance if you get rid of it and go to more of a normal approach for one handed. I can't say anything about the 2 handed release as I have never done it nor do I study it. You may gain balance by slowing down your feet though with the one handed release.

Yeah, people always said the my old one handed form was "unique". It was unique, but it was all over the place. I think it came from me messing around with the two handed style when I was just starting, and they kinda melded together, lol.

[Tampabaybob]

Great video, showing lots of improvement. The biggest thing I noticed is your straight leg (left leg) at the foul line. You have little or no knee bend and little or no slide. Try to get a little lower on your last step or two and get your right foot on the floor. That will allow you to stay balanced and be able to post your shot. You shouldn't be falling over to the right on any shot. Every time you do that you risk the chance of missing your target because your body is in a consistent movement. You want to try to stabilize the approach and slide. That will increase your accuracy dramatically. As far as shooting your spares a different way...go for it. What ever works is good. One of the guys on my team (a former junior bowler of mine) shoots all of his spares on the right side with a backup ball and totally freaks out the players on the other team. Keep practicing and let us know how you're doing. Great job.

[I suck at bowling]

Great video, showing lots of improvement. The biggest thing I noticed is your straight leg (left leg) at the foul line. You have little or no knee bend and little or no slide. Try to get a little lower on your last step or two and get your right foot on the floor. That will allow you to stay balanced and be able to post your shot. You shouldn't be falling over to the right on any shot. Every time you do that you risk the chance of missing your target because your body is in a consistent movement. You want to try to stabilize the approach and slide. That will increase your accuracy dramatically. As far as shooting your spares a different way...go for it. What ever works is good. One of the guys on my team (a former junior bowler of mine) shoots all of his spares on the right side with a backup ball and totally freaks out the players on the other team. Keep practicing and let us know how you're doing. Great job.

Thanks for the great advice man!

The three big things I'm working on are

1. Bending my knees more and staying balanced
2. Not whipping my head around
3. Having a consistant followthrough