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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2:09Hand Position at the Bowling Release Point
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3:35Throwing a Bowling Ball: Elbow Bend or Straight Arm
Coaches Rod Ross and Mike Nyitray explain the differences between throwing a bowling ball with a straight arm versus a bent elbow. Every bowler is different and can throw the ball in a way that best fits their style. As the game of bowling has evolved, more and more bowlers are adapting to a style…
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1:33How to Release a Bowling Ball
Hank Boomershine and Kim Terrell-Kearney demonstrate how to release the ball using the one-step football drill. This drill is used to teach the bowler how to get into a good finishing position. By slowing the motion down, the drill allows the player to really feel what their hand and arm are doing at the release.
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1:44Thumb Timing or Release Timing
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