If you are trying to advance and improve your game, it is crucial to break apart each aspect. This idea came from the book The Talent Code by Daniel Coyle. The more you practice one particular thing, the better you will be at it. It is important to practice both on and off the lanes in order to train your muscles, and advance in any area of your game.
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4:05Bowling Release and Leverage
The release is crucial to a bowler’s game. Bowling coach Lou Marquez discusses the distance between the ball and the ankle during the finish position and all of the ways it affects the release. When the ball is too far from the ankle in the finish position, it causes a loss of control in the…
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3:41Bowling Setup Using the Dominant Eye
Every bowler has a dominant eye. Bowling coaches Rod Ross and Lou Marquez talk about eye dominance and how it affects the setup. Marquez demonstrates how to determine which eye is dominant, and how to position your setup using that information.
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9:24Tips on Bowling Timing
Rod Ross and Fred Borden provide tips on bowling timing and express how important it is to practice timing. Learn how to describe your timing and how to determine exactly when your timing might be off. Find out how timings are different depending on the bowler. The different bowling styles each have their own timing…
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7:35Bowling Approach Tips: Physics and Biometrics
Sports performance specialist Nick Bohanan and bowling coach Rod Ross provide some helpful tips and present the biomechanics of creating ball speed through the approach. A demonstration with E.A.R.L. will show how creating ball speed and learning about the physics and biometrics in bowling will enhance your game.
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