9 Things Pro Bowlers Do That You Don't!

[@aaronatstate]

I suggest everyone try bowling on a sport pattern, this will really humble you, and show you just how good Packy and the pros are. I averaged 197 on a house shot, and 134 on a 2:1 ratio sport shot…

[@edwardranno7119]

I averaged 227/234 in 5 different leagues and different bowling alley’s in NJ I would love to try the new patterns

[@aydengianes2515]

I bowled on 2024 usbc masters oil I roughly averaged about 170 I had a lot of strikes but my damn spare shooting was a little funky.

[@snezstar]

I averaged ~170 about a year and a few months into learning how to bowl, played the 2022 nationals pattern (as opposed to the house pattern) and averaged 136. very first 3 games on this league now (house pattern) averaged 181, all 3 could've been 200+ but messed up on one frame (again, spares are important). now 9 games in and avg is about 170-180. it makes a huge difference bowling on a harder pattern, and i was able to see what hurts my bowling and what i need to work on.

[@sh1nenkai258]

ye my avg dropped by 30 pins, not only does it force me to be more accurate, it makes spare shooting harder cause i more often leave splits

[@MidgetMidget]

My average dropped 30 - 40 pins to low 200s, nothing to sneeze at, but not 230s and 240s regularly. (house average 238, phantom average 241)

[@Hydra41]

Day 3 of asking Packy to play wii bowling with the house and make a video

[@TheHouseBowling]

😂

[@EAS1513]

I wanna see this 😂

[@alexanderfromm2069]

I would love to see it, aswell as everyone doing some kind of their own full aproach/swing xD

[@Pyraclowncuber]

Please make this

[@ictkeith3730]

The Wii? It’s so old 🤦

[@CliftonDon74]

Great stuff guys! Pro bowlers are the way they are because of how much they bowl, practicing with purpose, learning, working out, getting coached and working with sports psychologists to sharpen their mental game. This is their profession. If someone spent 40-45 hours per week workimg on their game, bowling in tournaments, and practicing all over the place, they would eventually get better. Thanks for this segment.

[@TheAnlem]

I'm just a beginner bowler, but I have found out the #4: practice with purpose has been very useful for me. Everytime I go to the bowling alley, I try to concentrate on maybe one or two things that needs to get better. It could be release, it could be balance or it could be steps. It's the only way if you really want to learn something.

[@natedawg19]

I loved the point you mentioned with “Bowling at Different Centers”. That reminded me when I was a member of the Manhattan High School Indians Bowling Team in Manhattan, Kansas. One of our tournaments was in Topeka (West Ridge Lanes) and they had a HEAVY oil pattern, and it took me a bit to figure out the pattern. My home alley was FAR lighter than West Ridge that I got myself a bowling ball to help out with a heavy oil pattern.

[@TreTreDavis]

This really helped me out even in the middle of my practice session I can feel I’m getting better. Thank you Packy and the House Bowling team

[@GhostofKaiser]

1) Matt’s editing has improved *greatly.* Love it. 2) Nice big shoutout to Maximum Bob in here. 3) As was said, spares, spares, spares. Most likely reason for missed cuts/missed checks.

[@kenfrank7708]

Great video. Lots of tips to help improve. I am spending the summer practicing and bowling sweepers. I have had a couple bad outings, but I am learning every time.

[@josephbazarnik7878]

Packy, ur list is accurate and bowlers love to compete. Thanks for tips and will be using them

[@johnjohns4056]

Thanks Packy. That was very informational and you hit everything spot on. I don't bowl anymore but I used to practice most of your techniques about 5 times a week. If people applied 2 or 3 of your tips, they'd see their average increase. Good job with this video.

[@NRperfect_]

This week I just got my 4 th bowling ball it is a recative so I have a spare ball a urethane and a more low hoking ball. I have been bowling in this one tournament for a few years two years ago I one first in my county and then got 4 th in the state then laste year I got 24 th in the state but I have been increasing my rev rate from 275 to 300 and have been throwing it a lot better thanks to your videos and Darren tangs videos

[@tyfrank3427]

That was excellent advice. I bowled for a few years and competed in many tournaments up to the national level. Here in Canada, we bowl 5 pin which is a small ball game and hook balls are actually disadvantageous. But aside from that, it's great advice for all bowling games, and even though in 5 pin you're not deliberately throwing hook balls, you still have to adapt to how well the lane is oiled as the ball does move a bit. Targeted practice, and practicing in different houses is a really good advice, even using different balls. Because you're straight shooting, you don't need 15 balls but 2 sets is nice. It's a much harder game than standard tenpin and all splits are nearly impossible to spare. If one set any of the splits on all lanes on a 48 lane house, I'd be shocked if you could make one. Especially the most frustrating headpin split.

[@squidly2112]

Oh, I love your suggestion about balls! .. I now have a 12 ball arsenal .. I usually take 9 of them to the lanes when I practice. And yes, I take 9 of them because I throw 9 of them during practice. I have so many bowling balls for just exactly why you said .. so I can learn them! .. they all react differently under different conditions. I am trying to learn how they react for each condition and when the lanes transition. I am also using them to learn how to control my shots by throwing the completely wrong ball for the condition, but doing things to try to strike anyway. Basically, get myself out of my comfort zone and do what I can to make it work. Throw my strongest ball on a dry lane and learn to control going up the back of the ball, and things like that. I also frequently will play 1 game using my plastic spare ball, playing from the gutter and hooking my plastic ball into the pocket. I find this helps me to gain accuracy, especially accuracy when trying to crank as high of rev rate as I can. While practicing with the spare ball, I will also try to throw as fast as I can, as much rev rate as I can, and hit 100% dead center of my target board.

[@MrGilfred]

When I was bowling I did visit two different centers per week. But that two centers a week didn't happen during my high school years it was long after high school when I bowled at two different centers IIRC. The only times I remember missing spares badly was on the nights that I did a poor job of playing the lanes properly by making good adjustments. When I bowled I had a 170 average that I tried to keep shooting every night I bowled and was a little upset if I shot under it and glad when I was over it. I think that my mental game would be stronger because I would build myself up where nothing would bother me or keep me from making an accurate shot. Where the only thing that would hurt me is if I didn't play the lane properly. Which would also translate in me missing spares as well.

[@caleb8078]

MUCH RESPECT!! Thank you for making this packy, sometimes you just need that encouragement or just a reminder and this video does that!! Thanks for the constantly good content!!

[@JadeMerkaba]

Awesome tips thank you Packy! Me and my girlfriend have been bowling weekly and loving it. We track our scores and seeing the improvement over time has been really cool.

[@jimk9290]

Thanks, Packy! This is great advice. Keep up the good work.

[@nocturnalmayhem0]

my fav thing to do as practice is set the first 7 frames as strikes manually then see if i can finish it out clean. really helps me focus on gettin the ball to the pocket. then once i get those 3 frames clean ill go to weird spares ill likely never see like 647 10 . 1 2 4 9 just super odd spares to make things fun. ive bumped my avg on a house shot pattern from 160ish to 230-235 in 2 years. i love reactive balls too urethane is just for me lol. the center i go too has org wooden lanes from 1961 when they opened too.

[@StephRenee812]

U haven't seen me bowl yet. I'm the queen of weird spares.

[@nocturnalmayhem0]

@@StephRenee812 lol i dont know ive left a 2 4 7 before that was just so weird i had to take a pic of it

[@nonamedior2256]

Packy you are the one my boy, started bowling 6 months ago 2 handed and I appreciate this video I’m sittin here smiling watching this you got me motivated these are the greatest tips I have heard love from az brotha❤

[@squidly2112]

Not just practice, but practice the RIGHT things. I learned this from 30 years of competitive golf. The same holds true for bowling. I am 61yrs old, just started bowling 2yrs ago and I now have an average right about 200. Not bad for 2yrs of bowling. I practice quite a bit. Last Friday, 26 games straight (ok, that's a bit much, and I felt it). Tonight, while my bowling buddy is playing in his league, I will practice and then practice with him and some other buddies afterward into the wee hours. During winter I bowl on 3 leagues, two USBC, one unsanctioned. I typically try to get to the lanes at least once or twice per week during winter while bowling leagues as well. That's 4-5 days of bowling per week. During summer, I am just on 1 USBC league and I practice 2-3 days per week (just too much other stuff going on during summer).

[@swagbuffalo72]

Thank you packy for all of your helpful videos

[@kenburgio8070]

Packy, this was super important information for us average bowlers. Thanks! Keep up this content!

[@excess06]

I’m really struggling at keeping my hand at the bottom and behind, I’m trying to practice stuff but it doesn’t seem to work, tips?

[@sharkybro211yeye9]

Dude,Packy this video really helped a lot I bowled a bad game today Also this was the ideal bowling vid i was looking for.Like where was this when i started??. and these tips may help me ALOT on my next game with new ideas on what to do on the lanes or something i can do personally to become better. Thx keep up the great vids.

[@TerryPullen]

Something most people miss about rev rate. Any energy you put into a ball will come out when the ball hits the pins. High rev rate plus high speed means more energy stored in the ball, and more energy released when it hits. 💥

[@larrymeans7046]

Thanks Packy, really great advise. I enjoy watching the pros, they are good. 😊

[@remedy860]

100% agree with the practice and spares. The rev rate is questionable tho, a lot of people have substantially high rev rates that aren’t pro. Myself I have a rev rate of 483.

[@shaunmcisaac782]

If you're no thumb the rev rate thing is just not applicable. Like you I top out in the high 400s and am no where near pro. Rest of it is broadly true.

[@rickystucker6812]

Been messing around with 2 hand. Normal 1 hander...im about feet 28 to 30. 20 to 18 arrows. Bout 7 for turn over. Got a absolute power for my house fresh. Im thinking a nu or a full urethane to mess around with it becuase my speed is down 2 hands. 14.5 for 1 hand like 13 for 2. Any reccomends from anyone. Been throwing a soaked fast pitch. Thinking pitch black

[@shaunmcisaac782]

When my house burned down and I was racing to save what I could, I initially picked up my pitch black, realized my mistake and then threw it back into the burning building. Better to work on footspeed than trying to find a new ball for 2H. At least initially. If you can't get faster and need more length then break out the sanding pads + polish, put something (not urethane) up to 5500+ grit. Balls with that glossy of a surface - assuming lanes aren't deserts - should not react until they're off the pattern completely. Assuming the house oils all or nearly all the way to the foul line, you might get good results releasing the ball lower... think skipping a stone on a pond... rather than a more upright release where the ball is dropping from a higher release point and can "dig in" on contact with the lane bed.

[@jmfoty4280]

If I could add something... I would say, "Get a spinner and add/subtract surface to your equipment so you know which surfaces are most effective at which houses and patterns. It is part of knowing your bowling balls."

[@whozeppelin224]

Can't say enough about making your spares. Last year in my first state tournament, I missed so many spares, didn't shoot above 200 at all and didn't come close to being satisfied. After a year of practice, I didn't miss a single makeable this year at states, averaged 200 and currently sit in the top 30 overall. Find a system that works for you and make your spares! also, don't worry yourself with what your score is during practice. It's practice!

[@michaelfirios6660]

Dude, that was awesome, tanks for the video!

[@squidly2112]

My friend, a 17yr old kid, who is aspiring to become a pro-bowler, is at the center every day practicing. He just returned from nationals where he placed a respectable 19th out of 400. He is progressing quite well. Has bowled five 300 games in the past 3 or 4 weeks. I learn a LOT by bowling with him. Another tip for folks, try to bowl with people who are better than you! .. you can learn a lot! .. I did this in golf until I was better than everyone else. I always seek out those who are good at the game, try to befriend them and practice with them as much as possible.

[@ResearchGoddess4]

Outstanding video. Thank you.

[@chiclids]

Really appreciate the tips man even though I’ve been bowling for a year. This is very helpful. I’m gonna keep that in mind.

[@fsu88me]

Practice practice practice! Most Amateurs just bowl for score with little work on drills. Drills have made a huge difference in my scoring! Well done Packy

[@algarnersr.]

Great video!!! So on point!! Thanks

[@raughboy188]

I used to bowl but not 10 pin bowling. In my home town we have small club where we play german bowling or americans are more familiar with term 9 pin bowling. I went while i had group once a week. We have 30 throws per lane in total 120 because you play all 4 lanes and each ball is smaller than one you play with but weighs 2.85 kg or 6,3 lb.

[@Nailv]

Great video packy learned a lot

[@ronallen6578]

Packy while I do enjoy your videos, this is 1 of your more informative ones. Well done. Now I have a couple of questions and would appreciate an honest response. When it comes to practicing quite a bit----how much do the houses you practice at charge you and your buddies?? Prices here in my area are 5ish. And to touch on the ball arsenal, you guys drill 4 to 10 balls per tournament it seems like. Are you paying full price or nothing in this area? I think it's one thing to say what to do, but quite another to be able to afford it. Not trying to start anything, but I am curious. Thanks

[@janderson8401]

PBA members used to get a significant discount on their practice games from most centers. I don’t know if that is still in effect. Most centers will give a break on practice games to league members

[@djkokolo1787]

This was Perfect. Thank you.

[@JaniceMorgan-l2p]

Best video yet. Those are the things that everyon need to know.

[@ryanvianzon4471]

Where can I find specific workouts to stay physically fit for bowling?

[@jmfoty4280]

Excellent!!!!!! THANK YOU!

[@alejandrogomar763]

Great video packy , I like this info

[@nukeman6169]

So I have my revs high but I find it hard to control my ball from over hook. I also throw my ball on average 17 mph

[@xPandora__]

Practicing with a purpose has been a big factor in improving as a bowler and I love bowling a game of only shooting spares its p fun.

[@johnknutson6399]

I use a plastic ball and sometimes it’s hard to keep it on the lane lot of hook

[@mattraugh8748]

Im struggling with trying to force the ball out of my hand with very little control. Annu suggestions

[@pbatommy]

This video is your best one yet, Packy. Lots of great information. I wish you'd run a clinic at Nutmeg Bowl in conjunction with Buddies. I'd sign up in a heartbeat,

[@avpwdjd1]

Was the discount code that was at the end of this video removed?

[@bananablaster1234]

I stopped going to the gym for a bit then felt it in my scores when I went bowling. Didn't realize how much it affects pros too

[@chriskelleher5294]

Awesome video Packy ! I wish you and Daren the best with your new business venture. You are so Awesome, I love your attitude, your confidence level, and you have a really great skill level of talking and explaining and teaching. One strength of many I see you have that other Pros don't, is you have a very strong mental attitude. You seem way more relaxed on TV and some pros struggle on TV because they lack mental focus and they get in there own head example Kyle Sherman. I love the guy but he can't relax on TV like you do. Your my favorite bowler and I watch you and root for you all the time. You went from being a really good pro bowler to now, your one of the best in the world and your starting to dominate on your like EJ , Belmo, and Simonson

[@TheHouseBowling]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@Alfadragon17]

I live in KC Metro, in 2018 my goal was to (at that time...) bowl at every center within 50 miles the downtown loop. I did. Man! Was it an eye opener! From my home alley at the time in Belton, MO to Gladstone, KCK, Blue Springs, Lenexa and more. I went to them all. Some of which sadly have closed their doors due to COVID... I even got to bowl on OG wood lanes in a small town NE of Liberty, MO called Richmond, MO. Man was that a shocker! I was frustrated, confused and annoyed. I could barely average 120 across 3 games! The point of that was to see what other lanes across town felt like. Which centers were similar, and different which ones I liked and didn't. I found new favorites that day in far away places. Now, I live in KCK and not SKC at my parents. I have less free time but I still manage to get out and bowl about once a month. Much less than when I was in college, were I bowled 3 times a week! I got decent very decent. For a lefty guy who didn't join his first league until 2021. In that league the years of practice, frustration, confusion managed to earn me an average of 195. This is to say that Packy is right. (Of course he is. He's a pro...) I followed these steps before I even realized I was doing them. Now I'm hearing from a pro more-or-less exactly what I went through.

[@tylers_bowling_pb]

I bowl about 4 to 5 times a week. And what he says is right. You have to have the experiences of losing, sometimes in a heartbreaking fashion. Sport shots will make you better. Bowl on every shot you can. On house shot only try to hit one board. My bad shots arent has bad has they used to be. Come less often. Takes time but we'll get there.

[@itsthe4seaons]

So thankful for my local family-owned center, they let me practice after league for 2 hours for free almost weekly while the staff cleans up the restaurant and other parts of the center. Or if I come any other time, they only charge $10 for unlimited bowling. I also agree with fitness. it may improve your bowling, but it will more importantly improve your overall health.

[@noriy5843]

Appreciate that you kept referring to pros as "they" instead of "we." Looking forward to seeing you win a major next year.

[@lilsturgeon]

Great video good insight

[@ericlyons11]

How to work on increasing rev rate with two hand bowling?

[@TheHouseBowling]

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[@lockedonlaw]

#10: Pro bowlers get sponsorships. You probably don't.

[@christopherinman3241]

This is the one, watch!! Nice!!

[@Sir_Zeds]

You know, everything packy said, i would love to apply them but... I'm french the closest other bowling center appart from my local one is pretty far and bowling isn't considered a sport where i live, i'm already lucky to have the lane oiled, BUT A SPORTS PATTERN WOULD just cost to much

[@mariansowinski8967]

What was the drill you were doing, throwing a ball against a wall?

[@RagingKarma2]

I think a tip a lot of people don't get is one bad shot cant ruin your game. Its very easy to look at a shot you made that hit the pocket and left an 8 pin or missing an easy spare and just letting that get to your head. An open or an unlucky break for a strike ruining your turkey isnt the end of the game. You can always recover. I have a real life example of a tournament I bowled that I still did phenomenal at while I had a terrible game. So It pennsylvania highschools we would bowl regionals and in my regionals in west penn I shot a like 150 game which is practically a death sentence with how good these bowlers are. I decided to not let that get to me and finish out. After game 2 which was my 150 I didn't shoot below a 215 with even 2 225 and ended up making 10th place which was enough to qualify for states and I did it by 10 pins. If I missed 1 more spare or was off 1 more strike I wouldve missed my chance at states. It would've been easy to check out and say i'm cooked and go home but I didn't but most people tend to let it get to them and they bowl bad.

[@ralphmerritt539]

All great points

[@StefanS23]

The bonus tip is so underrated. Guys like Chris Via and 220 avg Bowler really help rid bowling of the Homer Simpson stigma

[@HellishHusky]

I love these type of videos!!

[@ictkeith3730]

Day 1 of telling Packy we don’t want to see you bowl on the Wii. Day 1 of telling Packy we. Want to see him bowl on the 2 lanes inside the Scheels sporting goods store in Wichita KS. Would be great publicity and Scheels Wichita would 100% put you on their page .. and since I came up with this amazing idea , let me know when I can come watch it being filmed 🤣

[@anthonydorazio9650]

Thank you sir 😅

[@BuzzsawBrent]

#9 is the truest! To get better you have to compete!

[@jonathanthomas8574]

Thank you

[@shaunmcisaac782]

Spare shooting is mostly about mental focus and not letting the "ring 10" get in your head. Figure out something that works for you - plastic ball hard and straight, back up ball, whatever - and practice it a few dozen games over the course of a season. You can average 180 or so just banging out spares. And 180 will put you way above the typical player.

[@nisherton804]

What's the best way to practice without breaking the bank?

[@gr8filibuster]

Gotta get a job at the alley

[@bennyfrank5262]

Find an alley in a small town and become a regular.

[@Adesia7]

Pay attention to deals. My local bowling alley has an amazing deal where if you show up at/past 9, it is only $11 dollars for unlimited bowling Mon-Thu. That is 2 hours of bowling compared to 2 games, way cheaper compared to paying by the hour too.

[@jordanpatton4665]

I’m currently in a travel league that gives us a free 2 hours 4 days a week at 3 different centers, really helpful for my game

[@alexleader3420]

Doesn’t really matter if you have a higher rev rate. Sometimes the lower rev rate can have the advantage. But the low rev rate player better not try and be in the same part of the lane the high rev rate player is and vice versa.

[@Oni_Null]

How would i be able to practice at home? I dont make a lot of money and cant afford to go to the lanes often

[@squidly2112]

Oh, sorry to spam the comments, but this is so interesting. I would also suggest not being afraid to try new things. For example, a friend of mine and I (he's much better than I) were playing on a "Red Square" pattern (very difficult pattern, relatively dry in the middle with oil on the sides, tough!) .. anyway, I beat him one game because I used my plastic spare ball and I could throw it up the 10 board arrow and hook it right into the pocket. It was unconventional but it worked really well. My friend didn't like it, because I beat him with a spare ball .. LOL

[@MrGilfred]

If I had to bowl on professional patterns and love to hook the ball out of the house, meaning almost gutter to gutter then yeah I would need a super high rev rate. I can guarantee you there were nights when I was able to strike very well playing a straight down the second arrow standing at about the middle of the lane with a very gentle hook into the right hand side pocket. I never had to hook the ball from gutter to gutter. I want you to realize that telling people that they have to always play inside with a huge hook is gonna cost them a lot of matches even at the pro level. I remember pros on TV that won with a straighter shot compared to their opponent. Then when their opponent straightened out his shot he got the same results more strikes, even though he lost the game. Accuracy was important to me. There were plenty of nights that at the after school league that Camelot Bowl had for me that I just didn't figure the lanes out properly that night. If you don't play the lanes right you will have low scores which I did do. But my accuracy was still high, meaning that I would be able to hit whatever arrow or board that I wanted to roll the ball over. It was because I kept one fundamental part of my game I always kept my shoulders and hips aligned with my target and allowed my arm swing to be natural and relaxed. When I was bowling I bowled at least twice a week for a total of six games a week and it showed that it payed off in the long run. During my after school league during my high school years my team won third place the first year and first in the second year. My versatility came not from the same area as normal pros would. Mine came from using a variety of copies of pro bowler's styles. I had my version of a lot of different pros for a variety of affects. If I needed better break point control then I would use my right hand version of Earl Anthony. If I needed a straighter down and in shot with good speed then I would use my version of Dick Weber. if the lanes were tight and I needed to hook the ball more but still have good loft and speed then i would use Marshall Holman. So depending on what I needed for the night I was like a golfer with many clubs (styles) in my bag. I only needed one bowling ball because I was only playing on house patterns. That is right the Brunswick Black Beauty is the ball that I used. I haven't been bowling in over 20 years and no longer have my ball, bag, shoes, etc...I would only get two bowling balls if I were to return to bowling, one for spares and the other for strikes unless there is a way to have one ball fits all. I would do that unless I knew I was gonna turn pro which would be unlikely. I would want to have done that as a much younger man. So telling amateur bowlers that are not aspiring to be pros to get six balls is not a good idea.

[@digfidge]

#11 Have a ball contract and ball reps.

[@ScottyThompson-lt7wl]

Cool video talk tech bowling packy

[@Gabsxox69]

#11 Pro bowlers aren't drunk and high

[@drumorrison7625]

Well, most are not. Lol

[@steve99912]

Must are broke af

[@jeffrogers3876]

So you're trying to tell me Troup ain't blazed when he picks out those outfits, and that Packy just naturally has those sleepy eyes and goofy Jim Breuer facial expressions ?? C'mon man😏

[@DaUltraInstinct]

I think it’s the other way around😂

[@arandomcommenter7051]

*laughs in Anthony simonsen* Nah legit I would bet at least a quarter of the tour smokes weed, shit’s legal in almost half the country, we’re not living in 1937 lol

[@kellycoffey2801]

Pro tip #10--have fun!

[@slomobr0s]

packs uploaded lets go!!

[@slomobr0s]

*packy

[@garyloomis4961]

Excellenty,,, Packy Dude !!!

[@jackson_horizon]

What I think is funny, is I've been bowling for 3 years on League, watched this video, and Tip #1 literally fixed my accuracy issue because I wasn't putting my hand underneath the ball enough.

[@ryanallan3742]

Whats the point of the swerve because when ever i play i can get a few strikes per game but just throw it straight so am sure pros could do it more accurately than me and win no bother no??

[@douglasmarx5029]

Impressive vid

[@size17drummer]

Everytime I try to get more underneath and behind the ball I find myself squeezing and lofting it.

[@gagevz]

great video and im really early :D

[@BraedenWest-s3l]

As a lefty I am wanting to hopefully meet packy

[@FromTheRuff]

Consistency is so important

[@edwardranno7119]

Spares are the most important part of the game

[@ACommentFromYouTube]

I was surprised to hear how many days a year you bowl. I guess I shouldn’t be though

[@markdeering5129]

I stay in shape…..it’s just round

[@HippieP629]

+Ovation+ Wonderful video

[@oilvalleyoutdoors]

It seemed like half the shots from your side angle camera were blurry, if you'd like better, higher quality footage, I'd be happy to be your guy.. 😉

[@joesbowlingsportsministryt673]

One of my weakness is throwing it slow

[@BANONEGuitar]

Work on it because being able to change speeds is a really useful way to adjust.

[@edwardranno7119]

Nothing wrong with throwing it slow

[@DaUltraInstinct]

@@edwardranno7119except if your ball hooks a lot

[@scrobag1]

Rev rate? Put your thumb in the ball

[@Shlankyman545]

#4927 Pro bowlers have time to practice more than the average person because their job is bowling. My job doesn’t let me bowl for 40 hours a week and my local bowling alley isn’t open all the time.

[@russellgilbert3453]

My "bonus" tip would be learn how to use and trust your eyeballs.

[@Swazti]

Thanks Edward Norton