How To Hook A Bowling Ball Using Axis Rotation

Axis Rotation can help you hook a bowling ball all different kinds of ways. The pro's use these tools to the best of their ability, and you can too!

You want to learn how to bowl from TWO of the BEST bowlers in the world? Brad and Kyle have been showing behind the scenes footage of the PBA and professional bowling tournaments. Their instructional bowling videos have helped millions of bowlers learn to hook a ball and throw more strikes! You can follow their bowling careers and learn how to curve a bowling ball.

[Denali_Rebel]

This is by far the best video explanation I’ve heard about axis rotation.

[TitaniumTeddyy]

You guys are awesome, and the different perspectives you guys bring has helped so much. Finally got my average above 200 because of you guys.

[tigertolliver]

I am 68 years old, I watch you guys a lot, you guys a educational and fun to watch keep up the good work.

[Happygretti]

This is the single most helpful bowling video ive ever seen

[ayooojeter]

I used to bowl league there. Great demonstrations.

[flippperboy]

References is great to come back to. Your video make me realize your concept is like the guys who teach golf on YouTube. The plus is how you include your bowling journey. I hope your reach as many subscribers as the golf guys. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[algg]

Shared this with my son. Hope it sinks in with your explanation. Great video.

[hobsonbeeman]

I like the information here, but I would like to see the basics of how the hand needs to position itself thru the swing to get to the outside and then finish. A frame or segmented analysis of how the hand is working at getting to outside through the swing would help us to try and emulate the correct method of release….. thanks

[ronaldlucas]

Love this video. Made me feel less guilty when many years ago I used to almost "spin" the ball to get it get down the lane when bowling an evening "C" squad at a PBA regional (southern region) when the lanes were completely scorched. At that time, I felt that was my only shot, as I didn't throw with a lot of speed or loft to get through front part of the lane.

[rickypatterson]

Thanks Brad and Kyle this really helps. You Two did a great at Buffalo Lanes south back in June. Hope you two come back again. Kyle I hope your softball team done well this season...

[Masterr]

My scratch league just started on a really short 26' with low volume last night and I was just working on this so it's cool this ironically popped up in recommended. I was playing essentially straight up the 2-board going right up the back of the ball. My comfort zone is usually high axis rotation but that simply will not work on super short patterns. This is solid advice.

[Capecodkiller]

Great video guy's!! This is what I have been working on the last few weeks. Axis rotation and angle. You guy's explained it perfectly. Thank you!

[ICHAWKS]

Thank you guys so much for that information I did not know that

[killerdill]

Brad I'm hoping you win the playoffs don't let me down!!!

[PebblesChan]

Belmo is a master of axis tilt, axis rotation, rev control, loft and ball speed control - All whilst walking diagonally across the approach.
If you’re not sure, use a full roller so that your ball does not skid through the oil and let the ball design do the talking (i.e. dictate the ball path through the pocket, king and 8 & 9 pins).

[ronniehopper]

Love you guys and love watching you on the tour thanks for everything

[raymondrojas]

I always have my ball hook early, never even thought about throwing it "forward" definitely gonna help me get over my 170-185 average

[darylgould]

Terrific stuff. Can't wait to try it out.

[lightdragonslayer]

I started playing consistently about a year ago and finally got back into bowling after having surgery done. Used to a lighter ball but looking to go for a second heavier ball in a couple months. Looking forward to seeing how my game improves with the tips from your videos

[quaid]

Just recently got back into bowling and this channel has been so much help. Thank you for your knowledge!