Baby. This is what we came for

Everyone has this big misunderstanding about the two handers. They start off with two hands, BUT, look at the bottom of the swing, look at the release point. the hand IS OFF THE BALL. Look at it closely especially with Anthony Simonsen. They're really releasing it ONE HANDED. Everyone is so focused on the TWO HANDS, they're forgetting that everything else is traditional.. The footwork, the release, the follow through, the spare shooting.

2:00 There’s the spot! Great introduction to practice the technique for the first time as a traditional one-handed bowler (like me!). Try it first by removing all the traditional approach, knee-bend and slide and just get into the ideal final position like Jason shows you and practice the two handed release from the final low kneebent position! Just a terrific teaching suggestion shown right here in the video!

My favorite is when he says "the 4 step delivery" then proceeds to throw a shot with a 5 step approach

Thank you SO MUCH!!! I was LITERALLY considering going bowling again recently since it's so fun and I haven't been awhile but I was afraid to go since I've been having thumb and wrist pain lately. Now I can go and confidently try this method, have fun and not worry about being in a lot of pain afterwards!!

I've been bowling one handed my entire life, and when I try to throw two handed I can't help but spin the crap out of the ball nor can I get any type of ball speed.

This is gold ❤

Awesome!!! I started finding the 2 handed bowling very interesting in recent years. Haven't tried it yet. But I definitely will one day.

I'm 61....I'm 235 and 6.3 I have small wrists and really beat up my hands working when I was in my 20s. I was never a good bowler....hardly bowled at all. My friend got into bowling and I started going once in a while....averaged 2x a month. I met Ernie Schlegel here in Vancouver and bought my friend and her son some classes for Christmas. I decided to go. My wrists and hands really hurt so I tried 2 handed. I was on the verge of quitting for good because of the pain. I probably averaged 135 with a lifetime best of 181. Within 50 games I've bowled 5 games over 200 and a few in the 190s....and my hand and wrist is feeling better all the time. I think it's great for kids and people with pain or weakness....just because it's physically much easier. That is not addressing any other advantages. I'm amazed at this.

I’m Australian good to find this one all the way from US thanks

I should do this when i go bowling

Thank you so muck bro

I have a question for everybody do u put your fingers all the way in the bowling or just the tips cause I bowl 2handed with just the tips do I need to change that

I’ve been a one hander all my life, and a wheelchair bowler for the last five years, stationary at the foul line. Will adopting a two handed delivery help me?

3:43

I just got a new high score a 203

The big question here is where is this training camp????

First

That is a five step approach.

Let’s see him do two handed when he’s 60.

I thought this was called the girls method of bowling.

NEVER BOWL TWO HANDED!!!! LEARN HOW TO BOWL!!!

I'd rather learn how to swim the Nile in its entirety than bowl 2HANDED👎👎👎

2 hand noobs should be banned!