Canceled due to Winter Storm Warning.

Hey J Sizzle, my sources tell me this episode is Beyond Greatness.

I don't think it's hyperbole to say that if the standard for measurement is the quality of the bowling, it might well be the greatest episode of PRODIGY ever. I can't wait to get it out for everyone to see it.

I would attribute that to the fact that you bowl regular games of bowling a heck of a lot more often than you bowl no tap. The total number of no tap games you’ve bowled in your life probably equals only a small fraction of all the games you’ve bowled. So that’s the reason for the discrepancy. That said, there is a different strategy that I recommend for bowling no tap that I probably wouldn’t recommend if you’re bowling regular bowling. When bowling no tap, take the strongest ball you’ve got, the one that reads the earliest, and when you throw it, just throw it real relaxed, and make no attempt to hit it with your fingers when you release it. The object here is not necessarily to give it all the revs and power you can muster, but rather, just get it off your hand real relaxed with as much accuracy as you can get. Just hit the pocket. Do that and you’ll almost always get 9. You might leave a bunch of flat 10s. But you don’t care, because all you need is 9. I had a pretty good record bowling in nine pin no tap events, and I believe the reason why is because I stumbled on to that strategy. Once I started using it, I could usually count on being in contention.

That's one of the reasons I created this series. I feel the same as you; I would've loved to have had something similar when I was a kid. But heck, back then, some of us didn't even have color television. LOL!

I don't know if this is still true today, but there was a time that if you violated the "one pair on both sides" lane courtesy rule in the PBA, you'd get fined. Once you get used to bowling with one pair courtesy on both sides, bowling with just one lane courtesy will ALWAYS be distracting.

I’ve made it twice.

I thought this was Hunter moffit commenting

Kaleb, your high school team bowled very well at Sterling. Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas, T, Twister. 🎳 🎳 🎳 🎅🏻 🎅🏻

Merry Christmas Coach Randy! ill see you at the January KCO!❤️🎳❤

The Twister on the side on this episode.😊

Hey man 👋

Is that you Colton Swift. Are you able to bowl in January at the KCO?​@@xXThatGuyXx2324

Now in its 9th season, PRODIGY BOWLERS TOUR is the ONLY regular series of its kind -- a program that showcases youth bowlers in tournament competition -- that has EVER existed on KZbin. Spread the word! Hit the like button, and by all means, SUBSCRIBE!

You are forgiven if you bring cupcakes the next time.

Everything you need to know can be found at www.kansascityopen.com.

Hey Twister, you are one of the biggest fans of the show for sure.

​@@Pdr-q7calways have been always will be

😊

I’ll be your first subscriber. You did great today Mr.Brody

Then you/re definitely going to want to stay tuned for our PRODIGY: Home for the Holidays SPECIAL. Dropping sometime in early 2025.

If I had a dollar for every mistake I've made on the show through the years, I would never have to work another day of my life.

We don't use replay on every shot. Only the shots worth seeing a second time. And on the Adult/Youth Doubles Tournament, which you'll see in our upcoming episodes in December, we don't use ANY replays (because there's no time for them).

Yes he was. And for all I know, he may still be.

Well, you've kind of answered your own question. It doesn't work that way. If you want to throw it straight at spares, the easiest way is to get a spare ball drilled just like the one(s) you throw for strikes. One thing's certain: Bowling balls are not like guitars. Having just one seems like a good idea, but you would never think it's a good idea to play a round of golf with just one golf club. It doesn't work that way. Either get a spare ball or spend some time practicing, learning to throw the ball straight by coming up the back of the ball, or allowing your wrist to break back so you don't impart much lift. Nowadays, I'm starting to see more and more kids learn to throw a backup, which can be a mighty handy trick to have in your bag of tricks. But all these things require practice to master.

@@ProdigyBowlersTour The guitar is actually more similar than you might realize. Especially for studio players. The one that make hit songs for a living. They’ll take like 5 to 10 different guitars to every session they do for the day and change depending on what sound they need. And if you put a dog whistle on the track, they can hear it. But yeah. Both things take loads of practice…and I suppose the right equipment for everyone besides Norm Duke.