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    Quote Originally Posted by fortheloveofbowling View Post
    Rob could tell you for sure but i think walking a little left is ideal. That is to get your hips out of the way on your back swing so it doesn't bump out. Most important though i would think is to repeat the approach consistently.
    You have to walk a little left when playing inside to get the proper angle there is no way to get the angle without some movement to the left.
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    Yes, a little to the left, so that you can slide back to the right which is virtually mandatory.

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    Isn't that accomplished, though, more by "stepping in front" with the push-off foot and then placing the slide foot in its usual place, more than actually walking left?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bowl1820 View Post
    heres a graphic:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blacksox1 View Post
    bowl1820 on target with this !
    Yes! Love the graphic. Thanks, bowl1820!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RobLV1 View Post
    Yes, a little to the left, so that you can slide back to the right which is virtually mandatory.
    Here's a graphic that could help:


    walking parallel to the boards (indicated by the Blue line) with the shoulders open to the intended target (green line).
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    Above all though whether you drift 1 or 10 you have to do it consistently. It is so important to know where that ball is at your feet.

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    ok that should help.....never really thought of looking at laydown point...I use the crossover step but my problem is that I don't fill the hole on the last step...I slide straight rather than slightly to the right......

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    Wooooow!!!!!

    I have soooo got some footwork work to do!!! I just realized that I walk as if I'm walking down the sidewalk. I don't cross over At. All. And I suppose the slide foot has to cross right on the slide in order to help you balance while you drop the ball forward? Plus, it helps facilitate the push-off foot coming behind on the delivery.

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    Is there a way I can save this chart somewhere on my computer, so I don't lose it, bowl1820?

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