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Another excellent video. This is a game changer for people trying to learn the two handed technique. It's the beginning of a set of fundamentals, which is sorely needed. My thanks for taking the time and effort to think this through.

I have loved this video for a while and it has been a big influence in getting me interested in biomechanics. I am conducting a research paper, in part, on the biomechanics of one handed and two handed bowling, and how they compare to other sports. Do you happen to have any sources you used that are about the biomechanics of two-handed bowling? I have found many studies on the biomechanics of one-handed bowling, but I can't really find anything too detailed on two-handed bowling. Thanks for the help if you can!

Is it okay if I keep it tucked against the side of my body as long as I maintain that position? trying to keep the elbow tucked in has always lead to me having inconsistency issues

I'm a week into bowling, been watching plenty of videos and this just really hit the nail on the head for me. Perfectly explained, better than any of the videos I have watched so far. For some reason my brain just understood this better with the mathematical formulas and all. Well done Well done.

Hi, what ball would you recommend for a 2handed beginner? I am currently using my optimum idol which is drilled for my 1 handed

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do you walk straight at the approach or walk diagonally towards the 10? would love to copy your approach!

Crazy good channel for us 2 handers. Very generous content.

I'm 64 and started bowling about 7 months ago. I was having trouble getting revs with one hand and couldn't get my average above 154. I ran across your channel and watched most of your vidioes and decided to try two hands. My first two games were a 169 and a 177. I was pumped and striking a lot more. Now my average is around 170 and I'm told that's good for only 7 months of actual bowling. I found this video and I'm going to try your theories out. I really like your video's and how you present them in a kind of scientific way. Makes a lot a since to me! I'll keep you posted on my progress!! And keep pumping out those video's!!!

It seems I'm able to keep the elbow tucked on the back swing but after comparing to you, on my down swing I noticed it starts becoming untucked. I see you keep it tucked until you release it, are you supposed to keep it tucked on the down swing as well?

i am enjoying your channel and info on bowling i am a candlepin bowler but a lot of the action is similar to tenpin. i think it's gonna help, thnx

Hello, i’ve been bowling 2 hands now for 3 days, seeing some good progress thanks too you’re tips, i played a 197 but i noticed i also got som back pain and also my arm would hurt a little, my friends say i throw it correctly, but i dont know why i would become sore, hope you could answer my question 😊

thanks for this!

Focusing more on the non-bowling hand seems to have helped me to mentally trust my grip on the ball, allowing me to swing back farther without fear of dropping the ball 👍 I feel lately I have hit a wall in terms of ball speed. I went to a Belmo event and its amazing to see him casually throwing 18-20mph with almost no walk up, and very little physical exertion. I struggle to throw more than 15-16mph off my hand and it takes a lot of effort. If you have time, I would love a video on the general overview of ball speed as a 2 hander, since I know many others struggle with the same thing

unfortunately, some people need to change their axis rotation due to their release causing the ball to roll over the finger holes. I am one of them so i need to change my wrist more left. but i do this on the down swing preventing my elbow from flaring out. Took a while to master but something that needed to be done

pro tip: hold onto the ball with your non bowling hand up until u reach your shoe laces and then let go. This will help keep your hand more behind the ball and have a more consistent release. if u look at slow motion videos of pro two handers, u see the moment they release their non bowling hand is around that area

Great video

Can’t wait to try this one…. I always tell people changing to two handed that you are the best on TH-cam….

Hi Bowlism Outlaw, can you do a video on the topic of extremely hard reverse block oil pattern? There is not enough discussion about this online ^^

Thanks!

Belmonte getting ready for the kamehameha

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Hello, I am a university student living in Korea! Your excellent Korean translation and teaching skills in bowling have been a great help in learning bowling. Thank you very much!

How would a 1 hander execute this? 🙏❤

i am 2month two handed bowler i have some question! when i do No.2, what are my left hand do???

Only gays and lesbians throw with two hands.

Thanks for the video, now i know why my elbow untuck on swing, it’s bcs i pull the ball. Any tips to avoid pulling the ball?

I’m 62 and have been an avid left handed bowler with good success over the past 40+ years. I have been losing power naturally over the years. I decided to practice two handed this summer. Your video was very helpful and I think I may bowl two handed this fall. Thanks.

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

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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

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Great information, thank you very much!

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