❗ The Most Common Mistake In Bowling. Perfect Your Game With This Drill
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Literally me last night at the bowling alley having an aneurysm while practicing…
Hope this helps!
@InsideBowling will play around with it tonight hahaha
Well, I do this one right, I think my biggest problem is consistent preshot…
Keep working on that pre-shot routine!
Killer goat Marshall!
I have a question, I struggle with slowing down my speed, do you have a video that talks about how to slow your speed down? I can’t get below 15.8 miles per hour and I totally sucked at a tournament this past weekend because of that.
@E Gibs lol who cares the guy might suck at hand adjustments and only has 2 balls that don’t have enough hook for a sport shot so slowing down is 100% reasonable… we don’t know everything about the guy lol
@Troy Trujillo that could be true, but who bowls a sports shot bringing only two balls 🤔🤔🤔
You’ve seen people throwing 14 mph and under on sport shots?
@Troy Trujillo shut up. You’re talking about old people who have been bowling Nationals for 50 years. You don’t see ANY HIGH LEVEL bowlers rolling it that slow in competition. I guarantee he didn’t suck at a tournament because he was throwing “15.8 mph”, someone OBVIOUSLY won the tournament and they weren’t throwing it slow 🤷🏾♂️
@Troy Trujillo no kidding, the trolls are so useful online… maybe he had to move way left and needs to slow his speed down to get the ball to hook. Just because someone throws it “slow” doesn’t mean there isn’t a need to be able to change speeds.
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Thanks you! I’m glad you enjoyed your session with me. I hope you’re doing well!
@Mike Jasnau yes sir, are you going to Nationals in Houston 2021?
Never thought about trying it in the mirror nice tip.
Glad it’s helpful!
Glad you liked that tip, I hope it helps!
RIP Mr. Kent
Do Mr.Kent still alive or dead
I love Mr 300 (Bob Learn Jr)’s. pushaway. It’s very simple, repeatable and very tuneable. Have a look at his legendary 1996 Flagship open at Lake Erie when he beat the best of that era.
Mark Baker. Best bowling coach in the world.
Holy crap I think I have finally found my biggest mistake. I tend to have a high push away. I havent been bowling for long but I would ask myself why they heck I dont have a higher speed being 6″2 250lbs lol I cant even hit 16. I’m sure there are lots of other mistakes I’m doing but I will start working on a lower push away.
Glad you liked this tip and I hope it helps!!
did it help any?
Thank you for that video.
Only thing to say….👍👍👍
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching, we appreciate it!!
Good morning and thank you for the video. I would like to see one on the term I hear a lot called the flat spot and what is it ? Also when is the appropriate time to cup the wrist. When I don’t start cupped and can’t seem to do so once I start my push away and pendulum arm swing. 🎳
Flat spot is created a lot with the slide and also the ability to bend the knee and get lower during the release. Think of your shoulder as a fixed pivot point on a clock and when your hand is at 6:00 it is at it’s lowest point. So as you come around to the 6O clock position you are sliding if you are a slider and lowering you body trying to keep the ball at the same height as your ball when at the 6 O clock position for as long as possible as your hand goes back up . So the ball will be at the lowest level to the floor for the longest time from 6 O clock to 7 O clock 0r so to give it time to come off the fingers after the thumb clears the ball.
I hope that Makes some since. It gives you more time to have a consistent release. It can also be done without the slide. I think maybe Brad and Kyle did a video not to long ago. Not sure who for sure who it was, but I would like to see it explained here as well. Maybe the Art of Bowling channel too. Most of these Bowling channels are pretty good.
The part that pro’s don’t do it. That it is doesn’t work. That is what they said about two hand bowlers. But for the most part. That statement is obviously correct.
Not to long ago Jr Raymond did one that showed you should have zero push away with the ball, Rather let the ball just drop don’t raise up or push away.. Not saying what is right or wrong. I did notice my ball speed climb almost 2 mph and a few more revs on the ball. was180 bowler now I very seldom roll under 600. So I know that the height you start your ball dictates a lot. I had a local Pro Gordon Bellamy jr tell me to raise my ball up to slow my speed, because it changes your timing and you will slow your foot work down to give your arm to drop naturally. I works too.
Brandon Novak would probably have something to say about this lol
I love the video and I can see how this is a common mistake. The video is also an example of how I know I’m getting old. Mike says, “I’m going to have Marshall give you and example”, and it’s Marshall Kent and I’m thinking Marshall Holman.
I used a high push-a-way at a scratch tournament and qualified 3rd. I have a problem with a back swing because I’ve got too many muscles in my shoulders from working in the tobacco harvest. With a high push-a-way the bowling ball with a pendulum swing gives me a better back swing and results in a better release and follow through.
How do I do that drill in 2 hander style?