Bowling Release | Axis Rotation | MORE HOOK??

Learn with Jungo and Barks about axis rotation and how you can manipulate your hand to shoot bigger scores!

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Timestamps!!!

0:00 - Intro
0:49 - Examples
3:26 - Titanium 44'
4:13 - Broadway 37'
5:03 - Summary

[joshh]

All voice is now overtaken by loud music at around 2 min 47 sec. What happened? Would love to get the instruction given in this vid.

[TeeJay.]

We dont have any voice audio after 2:45 it seems, hard cuts out with loud music.

[STBRetired]

I'm only 1:40 into this video and I want to cry (with happiness). I've just got done looking at several other videos about axis rotation and it was all blah, blah, blah as if I knew what the hell they were talking about. But in just 1:40 you guys created the most perfect video with slow motion and side by side comparison shots. I don't have to know all the technique terminology to understand the point you are making. Thank you so much and keep up the good work. Have you guys graduated from teaching college for your real world jobs? It takes training to put on such a well put together presentation. Oh, oh, I just noticed at the 3:50 mark that your three throws of 45 degree, low and high axis rotation all looked the same as the ball left Jung's hand. I've seen that on other videos, too. One vid talks about releasing the ball like rolling a large soup can across the floor. But when he threw the bowling ball, his hand snapped up alongside the ball at release. Even on the still shot with all three throws side by side - WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE? They all look almost identical. Conflict, conflict, can't compute.

[JKGYHTM]

Top quality information from the mates in Canada. 🤑

[nakapaa]

you guys are so generous as to share your knowledge to us bowling fans. Thanks a lot....and by the way Jungo your form is the definition of perfection!

[archonlith]

The visuals are helpful but the voice track and music track on the video got switched half way in. Can you guys re-launch this?

[JustJrTv]

videos like this is a huge reason why I love this channel

[QuadGod]

Great demonstration, I'll have this and the next one on repeat until I get it right!

[Clean_Cuts]

Something I have personally noticed is that I couldn't get enough hook with the house balls when I used a higher axis rotation closer to 90°.
I eventually noticed that when I hooked the ball practically parallel to the foul line, rotating towards the gutter, that it wouldn't actually have enough friction to grab and hook sharply enough when it got to the dryer boards, causing to only have a gradual hook and never really hitting the pocket quite right. I learned that (and remember, this is with the house balls, so nothing fancy) if I wanted the ball to grab and hook sharp enough to effectively hit the sweet spot, that I actually had to decrease my axis rotation to more of a 45°. This actually allowed the ball to grab one hook in more or less a 45° degree angle when it reached the dryer boards near the end, whereas before with the 90° there was no way the house had the ability to really grab and hook and so while the rotation would affect the path of the ball, it was never enough. So by lessening how sharp of an angle I threw it actually allowed for the ball to grab and hook when it needed to

[chadromano]

Hell Yea I think this is the video I have been waiting for! The video’s are awesome guys thanks for the help!

[iamasooner]

Best video on this ever produced!!! Thank you!!

[dfanc]

Extremely useful knowledge and training tool. I have been having some issues derusting with my physical game and after watching this last night and practing this morning, I was able to immediately identify I was putting way too much rotation on my release.

I dialed it back to what I'm normally used to which is about 45~ and wouldn't you know it, things started falling into place once more.

Thanks for the knowledge guys. This is one of the better videos about this on the platform. Weird audio issues not withstanding. 😂

[dmoore]

Now I understand why I was so successful on the shorter patterns in the PBA Experience league I bowled over 10 years ago. I have maybe 20 degrees of rotation with little to no tilt.

[Mikey-]

This is pretty much how I would show axis rotation excellent informative video. I also would like to add that there are some balls that are more responsive to hand positions than others too. I always try to use equipment that reads my hand position more. A good example for me anyway, is the Synergy. It very much follows and reacts accordingly to any amount of rotation I have at release. The upcoming axis tilt video is a perfect choice follow up.

[MrJasenstewart]

Y'all's videos helped me bump up my averages from 170-190 up to between 205-230 across 10 games before and 10 after

[kennyfoster]

You guys are aweasome... as a new two finger bowler its great info on pap n axis and all other information its helped my game extremely

[eric_vienerbowling]

Yea my coach tells me all the time about creating tilt which is about making your pointer finger point directly down right before you release the ball, like how Chris Barnes or kris prather do it.

[garrettsiefer]

only a matter of time this channel will blow up

[chasbari]

Best visual representation of this I have seen. Thank you!

[scottkeenan]

I just got done rewatching your video most of it about low and high access rotation I love watching barks does barks have lower high access rotation