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I guess the key is to take the third step quite far to the left when taking five steps.

What’s your ball speed here??

That foot work, I would not recommend, you are starting with closed hips, more movement to open your hips. Less is usually better for beginners.

going to try this and your elbow tuck video tomorrow morning. will let you know how i get on

I recently learned this sense while practicing, Bowling is starting to go well. And I happened to see this video today and it was amazing because it was exactly the way I learned it. I've seen a lot of two-hand bowling videos, but I think this is one of the best videos. I should subscribe and watch more other videos

Definitely wanted to show off his arms👌😂

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thanks to your videos I've been enlightened what is causing the inconsistency on my shots.

I am really new to bowling and your explanation combined with theory and practical is really good! Please keep doing these types of videos! 🔥

Amazing video and the lady is pretty too 😅

This becomes obvious to every 2h the first time they try to throw a reactive ball completely straight at a single pin, lol.

Stupid

I used to bowl 2 handed.But my tummy is too big so its difficult for me to swing all the way back

Have watched this numerous times to get my 2 handed stroke more comfortable and accurate. Thanks ! Hope all is well with you in Ho Chi Minh City !

Does the layout of the spare ball matter or can I just go with the standard 2LS#3 layout? I don’t exactly have my PAP or anything measured as I’m still figuring out my main game but I just wanted to get a spare ball.

So glad to hear someone say forget about the cup/uncupping at release

Since I've tried to change my approach to 4 steps. I have had major issues with my footwork. I even forget which step to go with. It's very frustrating.I end up taking baby steps, and I look very silly

Why is the voice so annoying..

Going to try and really think about the 2nd mindset next time I bowl. It looks like I'm dropping the ball or just pushing the ball instead of rolling it

Can you help us one handers with Tempo? I am a 4 step bowler. I love your videos.

I'm wondering if I should also keep my arms completely relaxed and just let the ball swing like a pendulum as it comes down after the backswing?

are the shoulders supposed to open as well. it seems i have trouble dumping the ball early and toward the gutter when i open the hips.

Just in case anyone as is as stupid as I am: the red X when he has the stick is not saying "not this" lol.

Thank You ! Another great tip ( open hips / quiet non bowling arm ) to let the ball swing properly !

As a new bowler I’ve been watching countless videos to learn and this is by far the best put together one I’ve seen!

Very informative! I will have to practice this. Thank you.

I am now a bowling god. Thank you

Big lie. It’s VERY DIFFERENT & VERY HARD!

If your body does a drift step but your head doesn't remain in place, you won't be able to make a path for the DOWN SWING, right?

Awesome video! We need more of 1 handed video too!

Hi. Can I use this technique for 1 handed bowler

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….

Thanks!