The Coach - Using Your Release to Control Ball Motion (The Approach Part 7 of 8)
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Published 2020-05-13
Stephen talks about different hand positions, axis tilt and axis rotation and loft and how all those things can be used on their own or in various combinations to get your bowling ball to do what you want on the lane.
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All Comments (21)
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Finally someone that explains it more in detail. Never thought about loft being another technique to try. THANKS!
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Ok this video just cleared up a lot for me. Thank you for actually showing what you do with your hand.
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Really enjoyed this video. A lot of theory which is not always obvious when "throwing a ball down the lane". You certainly have great experience, so thanks for sharing that!
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These are really very specific tips, well explained, thank you. Some years back you gave us a training in Florida glad to see you are ok.
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Great tip Stephen!!! Thank You 🙏🏼
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Very informative. I’m going to try all of this next time.
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Being that most folks are visual learners, you might consider "showing" WHILE "telling" us about release/control tips.
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I really like the in depth explanations you offer, but would like them shown in action (video samples) rather than me trying to picture it in my mind. I am a visual learner, and showing more examples while you are explaining would be most beneficial to learners like me. Thanks for your willingness to teach us to become better at a sport we enjoy.
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Very clear, thanks a lot
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Valuable information but would have been infinitely more so if someone was actually demonstrating these releases in super slow motion.
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Will try this on Sunday
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Great video.
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More information! Thanks
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Thank you i will try this
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Great information
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Can you show a video demonstrating each element you dis used is this video? Some people are more visual. Like myself. 🙂
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Really Great
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This is what i have been looking for. Want to stay in same part of lane
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Wish we could see an actual example
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Easy to see on video but one of the hardest things to reproduce with consistency on the lanes !! :hand-purple-blue-peace:
