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    its pointless in my mind. it doesnt show you anything, it just gets you out of your normal tempo and groove.. my friend shot 258 in a game that he was bowling against me doing it though lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by tbrownie View Post
    its pointless in my mind. it doesnt show you anything, it just gets you out of your normal tempo and groove.. my friend shot 258 in a game that he was bowling against me doing it though lol
    I couldn't disagree more! breaking parts of your game down to the fundamentals is a great way to work through a problem. I recommended this drill to a friend who was having problems with his timing. After a game of the 1-step drill, his timing was almost flawless. He went from a 498 that week to a 696 the following week on the same lane conditions...just my experience, but it does work for some.

    I also think its a great idea to work with different approaches and lines. I've bowled in conditions where I need to slow down more than I can with a 5-step approach, so I'll drop to a 4 step. If I need to slow down more I'll go to a 3-step. Having thought out all scenarios and practicing them is the only way to be prepared for what you may come up against.
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    I do this whenever i get a new ball drilled up. First six shots. Just to get a feel and get my release down. No matter what no two balls are every identical even drilled by same person at same time.

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    Question 1 stepin

    I want to try this, is there any videos where I can see it done?

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    I tried out this drill a few weeks ago before the start of my summer league, and it's done wonders getting my swing and release back on track.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrbill View Post
    I want to try this, is there any videos where I can see it done?
    Heres a Video of Robert Smith doing a one step drill.....

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    Thanks tbrownie, Now I know What to do. I was lookin on you tube for somthing yesterday but i did not find it
    Now I just have to pratice>>..
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    Quote Originally Posted by mrbill View Post
    Thanks tbrownie, Now I know What to do. I was lookin on you tube for somthing yesterday but i did not find it
    Now I just have to pratice>>..
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    I think that these two links can show the foul line drill and the on step drill better than most of us
    can explain.http://bowlingknowledge.info/index.p...d=93&Itemid=33
    http://bowlingknowledge.info/index.p...d=16&Itemid=50

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