The 3 Biggest Myths of Bowling Footwork

[@あまねチャンネル]

I try to keep the approach as short as possible so that the same approach can be made over a longer period of time. At the same time, I can handle a wide range of hook angles on the vertical line, which makes it easier to mass produce strikes.

[@die7fox]

Joey Dineen - a PBA bowler I used to bowl league with - has the same approach as Nate. It was the first time I ever saw it. Coincidentally, he's also a lefty.

[@Monk-Amani.]

However you work it out, it helps to have a clear path on the forward swing.

[@Do0mbo0m47]

Don't over think

[@Santa_Rana]

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[@nordattack]

I would add one more myth, that a crossover step is needed. Many pros do not have a crossover step.

[@garvin9939]

I think the name is misleading by itself. Many don't literally cross past their other foot, but I can't think of one that doesn't at least go in front of it. Regardless, hip has to get out of the way for an elite swing.

[@TonysMusic1974]

Brad and Kyle have a whole video about it . . . . They're pretty good. 🤷

[@garvin9939]

@@TonysMusic1974 and they say exactly what I just said lol. Unless you physically can't go right in front you absolutely should.

[@SirJoelsuf1]

Mmmkay. Name a few. And RECENT (since 2010s) winners too.

[@nordattack]

@@SirJoelsuf1 EJ Tackett, Danielle McEwen, Missy Parkin etc.