good job dude!

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I am a master of eating the chicken wings 🙂

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Same

I use to spin to win. Chicken winged so much. It was me forcing the ball onto the lane rather than relying on the arm swing. Easier said than done.

Look into your grip. If you're an older bowler and haven't updated it, you might have too long of a span and incorrect finger/thumb pitches. That grip worked in the 80s and 90s, but it's not going to work today, especially trying to stay inside the ball.

I watched the same video and rolled a “159”…🫣

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Thumb should be out first. Roll it off your fingers. Up the back and lift.

To have natural speed it is syncing the footwork and swing. Hopefully these guys with cover it one day. I go to Brad’s coach Mike Jasnau and it took me 3 lessons from him to finally have it click of where the ball is suppose to be at certain parts of my steps. If you have a chance to see Mike Jasnau it is highly recommend.

Try moving back on approach,it helps ball speed and works .

Correct. More axis rotation create a later sharper reaction which sometimes comes too late.

The ball doesn’t really roll on the thumb, when your ball flares and oil gets on the lane, you will see an oil track. That is your track. There high roller full roller, Extera. When you get a new bowling ball, if your serious about bowling, you NEED to get your PAP measured. You have to ask the ball driller to measure it. What it is is the way your ball rolls off your hand. Everyone throws it differently and when they measure your PAP, they can choose the right layout for you. What you asked about what you do right before you release the ball, what the pros do, is they go inside like Kyle said, the bend the elbow, then you you move you make this flicking motion with your wrist. But just know something. I know a lot about bowling, I work in a pro shop, you don’t need to do what the pros do. The more you obsess over it, the worst it is. That is what many pro bowlers know, and if they don’t, then they just don’t know the truth. When I first started bowling, I loved watching the pros have a high backswing. But my coach explained to me, you can’t force it, you have to let it happen. You DO NOT want to force the ball up. It causes problems. So I used to have a low backswing. Over the years, I just let it happen and it got way above my head. Now, you don’t have to have good form to get 300s. You are working towards it, but i see it all the time, I’m on instagram when Storm and roto grip, post the last shot of someone’s 300, they look like a beginner bowler. To get 300s , or even a high score, you need to think of absolutely NOTHING when you are bowling serious. In practice, you can think ok, keep elbow in, things like that. If you can focus and literally think of nothing when you are bowling, you will get higher scores. When you keep looking at your score, you will get lower scores. Scores to not matter at all to me, when i am practicing. Practice is so you can focus on your form so you can get higher score in tournaments. I don’t care if you get a 90 when you are bowling, you need to NOT CARE, once you do that, you will be a better bowler. You need to be careful watching certain people on KZfaq or listening to people who don’t know anything, brad and Kyle is good, Darren tang, Daria pajak, packy hanrahan., people you should not watch even though they may be entertaining, is- 220 average bowler, he is not good, trust me, just because he averages 220 doesn’t mean he know anything about bowling. Also Luis napoles, he is not good, he hasn’t even won a title. Now it doesn’t matter how many 300s you’ve gotten , what matters is you know how to bowl and know how to have a good mindset and mental game. Thank you, hope this helps, good luck! Ps: if you want to get better, don’t try yourself, you will just get bad habits. You need to find a coach. Now the coach has to be a pro bowler, and they cannot be on old person. Old people are stuck in the past when everything was different. Simply, if you ask the pro shop manager if they do lessons, they have to be young, and they have to actually be a pro, or you are not going to ever be a serious bowler.

True, bowling has to happen naturally. Don’t obsess over someone else’s game, but obviously can give it a try. I, myself find me stuck with a coach that’s old bowling wise. Doesn’t really have a perspective and/or new ideas on modern bowling release wise, form wise, etc. It’s really frustating, but sometimes you just gotta watch these helpful videos to see what you can get and do. I’m from the Dominican Republic which is a small island relatively and we only have 1 main bowling alley and there’s a team but realistically no local coaches, just coaches who come from other countries.

Yeah Weber was a spin biscuit. But Barnes has way too much forward roll. Think Weber has his hand position at 80 some degrees while Barnes has his maybe at 5 degrees. The sweet spot is about 15-20, like what Brad has in this. I'm currently rolling it with my hand position at about 60-70 degrees.

Yes! I see so many two-handers that can't play on the dry because they always get around the ball and can't play up the back.

@@nevinkinzel yup. it get's to a point that im so far left that any ball i throw is going in the gutter, or turning the corner way too hard.

Using a sanding pad to alter the natural surface of the bowling ball

Hi guys, Thanks so much for answering my question. I really appreciate it!! 😁

We’ve seen weirder! The football drill is quite helpful for home release practice