video of my bowling

[noeymc]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKQBO7ynNI4

so i am not sure whats going on there may be something wrong with the camera idk ill have to look into it more

these are a few shots and all input is welcome its hard to tell tho

[vdubtx]

First thing I noticed was your timing is off. You take your first step and then push the ball away. My suggestion is to push ball away and step at same time. This will give you better timing.

Just my $.02 watching the first 2 segments.

[MICHAEL]

Nice video, some great angles... your delivery looked good to this untrained eye! Looks like your throwing the lucid??

[noeymc]

Nice video, some great angles... your delivery looked good to this untrained eye! Looks like your throwing the lucid??

naa roto grip scream

[J Anderson]

Hard to tell with some of the angles but generally it does look like you're late getting the ball into the swing but timing looks almost right at the top of the back swing.

I'm not sure if this has any effect but you stand up as you start walking.

[noeymc]

First thing I noticed was your timing is off. You take your first step and then push the ball away. My suggestion is to push ball away and step at same time. This will give you better timing.

Just my $.02 watching the first 2 segments.

not to sure my timing is off but it may very well be i try not to mess with that unless i am with my coach thanks for the feedback =D

Hard to tell with some of the angles but generally it does look like you're late getting the ball into the swing but timing looks almost right at the top of the back swing.

I'm not sure if this has any effect but you stand up as you start walking.

hmm i am not sure if that does affect anything hmmm lol

[Terrier]

Hard to tell with some of the angles but generally it does look like you're late getting the ball into the swing but timing looks almost right at the top of the back swing.

I'm not sure if this has any effect but you stand up as you start walking.

I saw the timing comments, as well. Despite the big delay between the first step and the pushaway, the armswing catches up. It looks like that first step is slower than the others, but it's a little hard to see with the video. Other than that, it seems you're keeping the balance hand out and shoulders pointed at the target. You look familiar with "DYDS," too.

I noticed that the ball goes behind your back a little, which coaches say is something to avoid. You can try moving left on steps 2 and 3 in order to fix it. I'm not entirely convinced that it needs fixing, though. Maybe that's another thing to discuss with your coach.

[Mike White]

For a right handed bowler, when the ball reaches the bottom of the back swing, your weight should be on your right foot.
When the ball reaches the bottom of the forward swing, your weight should be on your left foot.

When the ball reaches the bottom of your backswing, your weight is on your left foot.

Your timing is off by a whole step.

[noeymc]

For a right handed bowler, when the ball reaches the bottom of the back swing, your weight should be on your right foot.
When the ball reaches the bottom of the forward swing, your weight should be on your left foot.

When the ball reaches the bottom of your backswing, your weight is on your left foot.

Your timing is off by a whole step.

i will ask my coach about that i am not sure i mean i was rushing my feet a little but to be a whole step out is a big thing ill have to talk to my coach on this one

[J Anderson]

For a right handed bowler, when the ball reaches the bottom of the back swing, your weight should be on your right foot.
When the ball reaches the bottom of the forward swing, your weight should be on your left foot.

When the ball reaches the bottom of your backswing, your weight is on your left foot.

Your timing is off by a whole step.

"when the ball reaches the bottom of the back swing, your weight should be on your right foot."

"When the ball reaches the bottom of your backswing, your weight is on your left foot."

Okay Mike, Which one is right?

In the four step approach as taught by level one coaches, for right handed bowlers the ball drops into the swing as the right foot touches back down on the floor at the end of the first step.