Awesome video perfectly explained

I'm looking forward to it! Thank you.

very good!

Damn! I wonder about how to execute this technique long before. It seems Belmo also use this technique. Thanks a bunch!

Youve helped me out so much over the time im the person you helped though insta, the elbow is my biggest problem thank you for helping me become a better bowler.

How about making videos like that for one-handers there's plenty of us around still. Thanks ..Jim

I would also appreciate it if you could tell me the timing of the down swing.

I always read your posts. Please tell me how to walk in order to create a path for the bowl during the down swing.

i'm confused at 4:14 you say the left hand is removed/moved to the side by the release/finger rotation of right hand, how does that work? i have this exact issue of removing hand early, which causes me to miss left of target often, may you help me better understand? thank you

This explanation misses the point of generating leverage. What a bowler needs to do is carry the ball throughout the swing with their thumb and exit the ball cleanly. The thumb clears as ball goes past sliding ankle. The natural result of the ring and middle fingers applying leverage or rotation to the ball only because of the thumb not holding or gripping the thumb hole. Because the bowlers hand is a God-given design, the fingers will apply leverage without effort.

Next video can you teach us how to grip more the ball I am having a bit of a trouble with the grip from my hand

the channel name and Sub button blcoked your subtitle :<

One issue I found was that making the transfer to two handed bowling you must remember to use two hands to throw the ball to generate speed and the correct roll. Later you release it with more a one hand dominate but at first make sure you follow through with two hands.

where is that ball motion simulation from at 00:55? seems like a useful tool

Fantastic video. Please keep up the great work in explaining the biomechanics behind bowling. As far as I can tell you are the only person currently doing that. There is so much mythology in bowling and made up reasons for doing things, so it is cool to hear the opposite of that in your videos.

very helpful

I think you should review the Simo video again. He definitely has roller timing.

Everyone hates on 7-10 single pins but i think theyve gotta be the easiest spare pick ups. I fuck up almost every split tho that shits too much math lmao

Temu bowler

Great information, thank you very much!

Kyle is bowling smart bowling with gravity.

Temu bowling

Awesome helpful video! Ill try this out tommorow. Can you go on my channel and watch some of my bowling videos and can i have some tips or point out anything wrong with my technique please. Appreciated ❤

The movement of the second hand has been my main focus lately. Looking at my movements I have been able to see that this is the main cause of inconsistency on a behind the ball release vs getting around the side. Watching video of myself i have noticed how my second hand release will cause me to get around the ball if my swing is rushed or released too early, and also causing unwanted momentum resulting in bad shoulder direction or stepping off my shot. Fluid motion in my opinion is what really sets a visual/ performance difference when observing an advanced bowler to an amateur. A motion that I feel will take me years(possibly) to truly perfect (if ever). What has been helping me recently is practicing a swing with no ball, but visualize the ball and keeping my hands at the same distance from each other for the whole swing (as if I had a ball in my hands). In my 2 handed approach I see a noticeably more consistent release once applied with a real ball. In a nice fluid motion; as my second hand starts to swing up\left and leave contact with the ball, the ball is rolling off my main hand and both hands reach their final position at the same time. Only after the ball has left my control do my hands create more distance from themselves. If one hand stops before the other at the end of my swing I know something went wrong, and this gives me information during my throws to know what adjustments need to be made. Ive seen you do this well in your releases, and its something I see when watching pros. written in hopes to add to your video and possibly help any who may find it useful. Nice to see a new video, and hope to see more. I watch many bowling channels and find your videos as some of the most useful and helpful bowling formats that focus on key fundamental elements of 2handed. And doing so while not adding too much extra information in each video that would cause a viewer to try and work on too many things at once, which is valuable. Thanks

Hi. Thank you for your video. Can i ask about your hand position? Do you try to keep your palm underneath the ball when it is at the lowest point or just the two finger?

I just discovered this lately during my practice and league, I never knew that there was a video regarding "OPEN HIPS" vs 'SQUARE HIPS" and this video VALIDATE the LEVEL UP ADVANTAGE of doing OPEN HIPS, awesome. Thank you

Please help me lol. Trying to convert from no thumb to 2H but I always give up

This video has stuck with my for a year, my form was like Jason and now it’s like Kyle

Lâu lắm mới thấy anh ra vid mới, keep a good work anh ! Thank you !

CURSE YOU, TEN-PIN!

Your videos are super helpful! Keep the good work!

do you think having the non bowling hand closer to the bowling hand will also help this? i used to face the same problem when my non bowling hand was further away from my bowling hand but my accuracy has gone up a lot when i started putting my non bowling hand much closer to my bowling hand, presumably fixing the same issue that you mentioned in the video

Will try this out in the league tonight! thanks!

Hi, was happy to see another useful video! Thanks from Las Vegas !

Oh, long time no videos. But whenever you have videos, I learn something new! Thank you so much! 😀

Thank you! You’re the best man!

I came to learn about how to release better, not a whole health science on how the skeletal structure functions

Great video! Thank you! I’ve subscribed. I’ve been struggling with releasing my ball away from the ankle. I’ve tried cupping the ball etc, but it’s still looking as if I side-roll the ball upon release. I had been consciously clearing my hip during setup too, so my swing was straight, but it doesn’t help either. I had been thinking that it could be my balance arm and was looking for just specifically THIS on KZfaq. You’re a life saver! You’ve confirmed what I have suspected and now I know WHAT EXACTLY TO FIX, instead of second guess everything! So thank you!!! And thank you for kindly saying that our body naturally ‘tend to clear the ball’. Somehow, it felt it wasn’t a bad thing, out body did do us good by doing its job or that it wasn’t our fault..😅

can i send you a video of my bowling release i need help

Simonsen is better than Troup

Great video, do you still have the Sparing presets cheat sheet file? the link posted is deleted now. Cheers.

Yes brother yes

Thanks bro, i work in a bowling alley and never really knew how to bowl but using this video helped me surpass some of the best here in 1v1s

NO ONE FUCKING CARES. 2HANDED BOWLING IS FOR HACKS WHO CANNOT BOWL PROPERLY!!!!!!!!!!!

He's basically showing part of what gold coach Slowinski is teaching. Also i must say it should not be called "lateral spine tilt", because it is only front tilt but with open hips. Lateral spine tilt is limited and can be dangerous.

Kyle troup is my all time favorite bowler. I copy his technique bowing the ball. I bowl in the 100’s.

So many different opposing theroies on two handed bowling so far.

Came for a bowling video left as Newton’s intellectual superior

your videos are goated material. thank you

I am glad to watch videos similar to this one. Because it is telling me that when I was a much younger man if I wanted to I could've turned pro. Even though I wasn't a 200+ average bowler. That is because there were things that other bowlers better than me were doing that made them better than me that I wasn't doing. But I could've starting doing all of those things and turned pro of I wanted to.