Richard Shockley speaks with Carolyn Dorin-Ballard and presents a good warm-up drill for all bowlers. You will be able to feel the correct motion for your release and learn to keep your elbow close to your body.
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8:45Practice for Bowling Tournaments or Competitions
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5:35Optimum Release Techniques
Bowling coach Mike Dias demonstrates how to achieve an optimum release with a unique training tool. The use of the training tool allows you to concentrate on this one specific area of the game without having to exert excess energy throwing shots down the lane. Dias shows an example of a bowler that has a…
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2:11Youth One Step Bowling Drill for Added Momentum
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7:16Drills for Improved Bowling Targeting and Versatility
In sports such as bowling, the key to continuing to improve your game and reach higher levels of competition is versatility. If you can make the necessary adjustments to your stroke to accommodate changing lane conditions and find your target, you give yourself a better shot at reaching your goals. That’s why bowling coaches stress…
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