Practice bowling at home with these simple techniques

[@Tenpindoctors]

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[@videll7kelly]

New with using my thumb but you are holding the ball with the back of your thumb

[@jamesarmstred7336]

These do work... Grand father started me doing the football and basketball drill at 5... I'm now 46 and release is effortless.

[@michaelfamighetti9524]

Those lanes are real nice and they’re real well lit

[@Gohanndes1]

your posts really help me everyday. thanks!

[@trublu3287]

I do alot of these drills. And they have helped me with my game.

[@CrazyCatLady552]

Great tips for at home practice. To improve my release (and to help build strength since I moved up to 15 lbs), I practice in my living room by tossing the ball into the corner of my couch. It's considerably higher than I normally release, and I have to be careful that a cat doesn't choose that moment to jump in the spot I'm using, but it's effective all the same. 🤣

[@kevinscarborough9982]

That's hilarious! I have the same problem. I can't release onto my bed or couch because I will kill a cat. We have many. 😂

[@spacialrend1723]

Thank you for all these tips. Meet you at the masters, unfortunately didn't have much time to have a conversation due to you getting ready to compete. But i appreciate all the tips you are giving out.

[@austinsmothers9868]

The absolute best advice for any intermediate/advanced bowler regarding equipment is to throw the ball that gives you the most room for error. So glad you mentioned that.

[@rickydears7027]

Rick in Houston your tips are spot on

[@carlibuka]

I've improved my game thanks to your advices. Great video

[@donreinholz8121]

I miss left a lot with my spares so I will try the dumbell in my left hand to see if it keeps my right shoulder square to the lane. Thanks JR.

[@lonestarpatriot876]

Visualization training is used by the best in the world in damn near every field. It is a critical element to special forces training in the military.

[@fuzzytattoo]

Thank you for making this video! Appreciate all of these! PS- nailed it on the audio adjustment! You rock sir!

[@johnnierobles2304]

He I could use a tip on the free arm swing. I’ll try to make myself as clear as possible surely I can swing the ball freely but is there any grip pressure in this process after the push away I feel as if I don’t grab it I’m going to let it fall would you consider that might fit me doing something wrong I’m not sure how that is supposed to feel after the push away

[@willbertot82]

Great vid, how about some tips from a 2 handed bolwer? Simonson, Troup, Belmo?

[@conniemilhollon7472]

Thanks will try it out

[@frankskyle1]

Nice training tips, thanks!

[@STBRetired1]

I still see finger and grip strength as essential. People with little finger and grip strength drop the ball behind them on the approach. They also extend the wrist on the backswing and don't have the strength to get back underneath the ball to "spiral" it upon release.

[@5278ryan]

I love how the guy who won the ball was a staffer at a pro shop 😂 already gets his stuff for heavy discount or free

[@bijiont942]

Glad I wasn't the only one who thought that. I mean congrats to him, just wish it would have gone to someone who isn't getting a discount on their gear.

[@Tenpindoctors]

Sorry all I didnt pay attention to if they were on staff or whatnot. I just randomly picked someone

[@5278ryan]

JR Raymond all good. Was just an observation lol

[@tylerodell9999]

but does these tips help two handers

[@robertburns4752]

Love your videos. You have been a tremendous help, in my bowling game.👍💕 🎳

[@natepatton6491]

We’re is this training center at I am like 5 minutes from chesterfield

[@mikewalker_23]

Can you do a video on targeting? I know it's a basic 101 in bowling but I don't see any that go into detail. For example a down and in bowler may only have 1 mark/target but someone that swings the ball may have a 2 or 3 mark/target such as the dot/arrows and long board. Thanks

[@AReallyBuffLlama]

Man I wish I could hit the lottery tomorrow so I could get some lanes put in my house. Lol, I would never stop playing.

[@anthonyputtkammer6263]

Good video.....Thanks !

[@elleryparsons5766]

My problem is this I am always Bracing my left wrist on my left knee and been having a Big issue about it. Help me STOP THAT PROBLEM.

[@boblarock460]

I throw a great spiral with a football. Unfortunately, my 14 lb. ball is too heavy to hold and toss like a weightless football. I don’t see how anyone can toss it and keep their hand under the ball. The idea is great but I wish that someone would show a slo-mo video of tossing a bowling ball and producing an underhanded spiral. Maybe there’s something that I’m misunderstanding. Thanks for any help that you can give me.It would be most appreciated. Bob LaRock

[@ScubzMcTalBowling]

Great video, I am going to have to try these

[@williamrivera2724]

5:19 try telling ryan ciminelli that...

[@bradleythorburn]

I thought you had to “whip your shoulder round? Like you did with the dumbbell

[@MrMalditor]

RIght now my biggest issue is that my backswing migrates behind me right as it start up from the bottom. It drops straight down from my starting position and push away, but as soon as it starts it's way back up it moves about a ball width inside. From the video I took it seems to follow my shoulder angle instead of staying online. Is there a drill or feel that I can work on that will keep the swing on plane instead of following my shoulder turn?

[@jayfrancois2453]

Did you see his video yesterday regarding arm swing corrections? That's a good place to start.

[@MrMalditor]

@@jayfrancois2453 Yes, I watched it, but my issue isn't that my push away is sending the ball on a bad path. It starts straight as it goes forward and down but moves inside as it starts the path up in the backswing following my shoulder as my torso turns.

[@CrazyCatLady552]

Find a full length mirror with enough room to perform your approach. Put a piece of colored tape or yarn in a straight line down the mirror, and practice your approach while keeping your swing in line with the tape/yarn. Retrain your muscle memory.

[@ralph12ist]

Do you give lessons? I live in Macomb Mi

[@Tenpindoctors]

Yes. Email [e-mail]

[@AKstryker23]

Bought my 9 yr old a set of wrist weights just for the last tip you gave. Dont trust him holding onto a free weight lol

[@TheVlad1616]

AKstryker23 easier to hold ball at setup too with wrist weights...

[@brentthurmanc1095]

I like to go to practice it's really thank you so much I will be on how to suck a Bowling Party City appreciate it

[@davannacadette2449]

I’m on a bowling team at my school how can I get the bowling ball go get perfectly on the middle?

[@camreycavan1676]

What do you mean perfectly in the middle?

[@darkheartx100]

Anyone else try to squeeze the thumb the way he describes and find that you can't hold on to the ball at all? I'm guessing my thumb is too large or maybe the pitch of my thumb makes this more difficult to do?

[@Tenpindoctors]

yes if you are having trouble holding onto it go watch my video about improving feel and where to put tape to help with this. if you still have issues then you need to get your grip looked at by your proshop

[@lucapuddu6117]

Who is Jeffrey Boyd??

[@Gohanndes1]

gg Jeffrey Boyd