This Pro Move Will Make Your Bowling Swing Effortless

Brad and Kyle fix one of the most common mistakes we see bowlers make.
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[@timanders3151]

Send this video to 220 Avg bower. Would literally fix his entire swing.

[@jameskinchen2148]

Why not a side wide view camera so we can actually see the steps as they relate to the swing? We can’t even see feet or legs the entire video. Frustrating.

[@supersentallupinurmouf]

Is this the 10th fix your swing video? You can't have the answer of you need a collection of videos saying the same thing. ZzzzzZzzzzz

[@montegustafson5142]

Um, good thing you guys don't coach Danielle McEwan.....she takes five steps but does not put her ball in motion until her third step. BTW, she's pretty good..........

[@wildgoobsid5]

Great videos, way too many words and too many repeats.

[@jefferydaniels6717]

One of the reasons you must start the ball on 1st step (4 step approach) or 2nd step (5 step approach) is that this allows the ball to NATURALLY clear your hip without having to adjust the swing. When I coach, I try to create an association between STARTING the swing and the heel of your right foot on IT'S first step (step 1 for 4 and step 2 for 5). This gives you a physical cue to start your swing.

[@Alex-id9pt]

Good info, but we can’t see your entire body. IE: feet taking the steps, where do you position yourself, and where you end up on the lane. Film it again, reduce the fluff on the dialogue, and stick to the subject

[@AV8R_1]

I'm a four stepper... I tried this a BUNCH of times, and I can't do it in five steps. Just Starting on a different foot throws my WHOLE approach off... lol

[@apolaconeagleeye8571]

Just one issue with this. I've been readjusting my timing for the past year. I must keep first 2 steps short with only a waist high backswing. Hard to get higher after 40 years. Most Pros have learned a very high backswing. Of course, starting the ball earlier works with the high, but maybe not for others. And that is where the power develops, but accuracy can be lost. Just my 2 cents.

[@ronmexico8383]

You can tell Kyle has been hitting the weight room. Keep it up bro.

[@nvmcogames]

Absolutely love this channel. I was literally struggling with this last night. Can’t wait for the luci so I can meet Brad again and Kyle for the first. Don’t get sick this time!

[@RebeccaBowls]

Perfect timing on this video. I was just working on this very thing with one of my young students this week. I will share with him. Great tips! Thank you!!

[@genedemascio4643]

Great video, love the awesome teaching and examples on getting the ball to swing. Getting back into bowling after many years and these are very helpful. Keep up the awesome work!!!

[@kristenanderson5273]

Thanks for the tips, guys. A few weeks ago when I was practicing with my dad, he told me that I need to get my feet moving a little faster. I tend to have late timing and I’ve been trying to improve the timing of my push away.

[@davidramsey9626]

I love your videos.. hope to meet you guys one day.. I love your basic approach you took to watch your videos grow over the years and I always watch your videos for tips to try and break into better scores on sport and better timing and such.. appreciate what you guys do!.

[@alexbishara2442]

I had the pleasure of meeting brad a few weeks ago and now these videos just seem like a routine to me

[@PygmyBBQ]

This is the number one thing I've been working on with Jasnau over the two lessons I've had with him. He usually pulls up videos for both of you when demonstrating good push aways/timing!

[@barbmorgen8981]

Hi Brad and Kyle! I just had to write and say THANK YOU!!! My average is 123. No kidding, I watched this video about 10 days ago, and have practiced what you taught here on 2 different occasions... last night I bowled an AVERAGE of 173! I am now #1 for female handicap series in our (sanctioned) league. The tip in this video is FIRE. Thank you so so much. Mind blown. I'm now sending this video to my entire team. Thanks again, happy bowling :)

[@johnsimmons1737]

Wow! Late timing and dropping the ball by the second step has been a constant problem of mine for years. My coach has been working with me on it every time I see him. It is definitely robbing me of ball speed and it greatly affects my balance, especially at the point of release. I am going to keep working on this issue so it helps me and allows my legs to be a bigger part of this. I am 67 years old and have been working the past 3 years in strengthening my left leg which had a hip replacement. It doesn't hurt and my legs are much stronger now so I have no excuse. Thanks again for showing this video because the whole thing has been so frustrating for me in recent years. Laura Simmons, Euclid, Ohio

[@jamalman91]

Hey Brad and Kyle, really enjoyed your video! A lot of good information and reminders for the advanced bowler like myself! My coach likes using the term "ball placement" instead of "push away" or "push out" because it helps create a better image in the mind. I think you guys did a great job of explaining that you don't want to feel like you're chasing the ball, but perhaps in future videos the term "ball placement" is something you to could mention to help people out! Thank you for all you do for the bowling community!