your concentration is excellent when you bowl with or against Packy. Your concentration is terrible when you bowl against your teammates on camera. You can joke around between shots, and still focus as you walk to your approach, and make your shot.
@@BarnzyBowling I admire your work ethic. After some transition, I couldn't tell which boards were dry and which ones wet. I think that you should shoot all spares straight on almost all tough shots. With your ability to forward roll, you should be able to become good at grinding when you go out on tour.
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Make your spares kids
Great video. But then again, they always are! Thank you!
That lane looked Rrrrough!😂
yes a new vid! Thank u for taking the time to show these videos! Need to have that Ryan Barnes slow motion release video!
love another video, hope you come to st.louis sometime in the future would love to meet you
Just watched TJ bowl last week in Newton. Pretty good, but I'm pretty sure you got this!
Why is there always somebody born in besides me when the next lane over is open lol 😂
Where is this bowling alley?
Wichita State University
What a freakin game
😅
Ryan when you going to be in Reno
July 20-22
I make the regular house shot look that tough… 🥺
That girl beat you both.😅
Surprised no one tried plastic up the right lol
Because that tends to leave 10 pins.
Should’ve!
I know I’m getting old cuz every video of you I watch I’m like “man he looks just like his dad.” I can’t even contain myself 😂😂
I’m not saying Barnes fouled @7:52…. But
Yikes, that pair looked like an ugly pattern.
😅not fun
@@BarnzyBowlingry the adjustment is simple; throw purple hammer! In all seriousness love these vids
your concentration is excellent when you bowl with or against Packy. Your concentration is terrible when you bowl against your teammates on camera. You can joke around between shots, and still focus as you walk to your approach, and make your shot.
I also bowl against packy on the house shot but I gotcha and will do better!
@@BarnzyBowling I admire your work ethic. After some transition, I couldn't tell which boards were dry and which ones wet. I think that you should shoot all spares straight on almost all tough shots. With your ability to forward roll, you should be able to become good at grinding when you go out on tour.