Video: Your advice on my bowling is welcomed!

[RobLV1]

As often happens here, the focus often shifts to buying a bowling ball to solve all of your problems. It won't. From what I could see from your video, Jason hit the nail on the head. I think your release problems are stemming from late timing. I would suggest you find a qualified coach to help you before you run out and buy a new bowling ball.

[scottymoney]

As often happens here, the focus often shifts to buying a bowling ball to solve all of your problems. It won't. From what I could see from your video, Jason hit the nail on the head. I think your release problems are stemming from late timing. I would suggest you find a qualified coach to help you before you run out and buy a new bowling ball.

I agree Rob, understanding the game and fixing timing must come first. Ball motion is one thing I try to get people to understand.
I have had guys ask me what ball they should use. My response usually makes them mad at me when I tell them they should learn to bowl before worrying about what ball is in their hands.

Why give someone the keys to a Porsche when they only have their learners permit.

[billf]

I would move feet and target to the right while searching for a good coach in your area.

Your timing at the beginning is late yet at the timing spot it appears early. Wrong camera angle to positively identify though as the body does block when the slide foot first hits flat.