In bowling, there is a great amount of focus on lines and a straight arm swing. Bowling coach Randy Stoughton along with hall of famer Carolyn Dorin-Ballard discuss the key components to work on to keep your swing next to your body and in line with the target you’re looking at. In this video, learn what to practice in order to achieve that coveted straight swing.
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This video is virtually useless since no strategies are demonstrated.
“In this video, learn what to practice in order to achieve that coveted straight swing.”
I didn’t hear anything about what to practice.
Nice that the “what’ (the symptom) was identified, but there was absolutely no mention of “how” to prevent the symptom. Not very helpful.