3 Bowling Tips for Beginner Bowlers. How to Improve Fast!

🔴 3 Bowling Tips for Beginner Bowlers. How to Improve Fast!

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• Mike Shady is a Bowler’s Journal Top 100 Coach with over 30 years of teaching experience in the sport of bowling. As a Team USA Bowling Coach, Mike works with some of the most talented players in the world to improve their physical and mental game. Mike is also a PBA Tour champion and member of the USBC Hall of Fame.
• In this learn-to-bowl video, Coach Shady goes over 3 simple tips on how to get better at bowling fast!
• Check back weekly for more informative tips to help you bowl better from coaches Bryan O'Keefe, Shannon O'Keefe, Mike Shady, and Mike Jasnau.

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[southernillinoispota]

I’m here at 1am having an epiphany that I need to master bowling

[kyledickinson]

For beginners? 1. buy a ball and 2. hire a coach?

[adam]

Focus on balance at the end of the shot and you will become more consistent bowler. I have been bowling for 10 years and until 6 months ago I was a 186-189 average. Then I realized balance at the end of the shot was the key. So now that’s what I mostly focus on. It’s improved my average to a 206 over the last 6 months

[jpeters]

I very rarely click dislike, but this video deserves it. Obviously, custom equipment and coaching will make you better. If I had access to professional coaching, I wouldn't be on freaking YouTube trying to learn!!

[CosmicGiggleMusic]

Great tips 🙄 never would have guessed better equipment and paid lessons could lead to improvement.

[HolyEyeWasHere]

1 - Buy a performance ball.
2 - Get a coach.
3 - Learn to spin the ball.

[ladarius]

2 am just got back home from coming in last in bowling with family, it’s now my duty to make sure that never happens again

[onethreeify]

"3 tips for beginners. #1: spend money. #2: spend money. #3: spin the ball".
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[shriyanksingi]

I’m going out with my friends tomorrow and this is going to help me alot

[monty]

Both my parents were fanatical bowlers. My earliest memories are being bundled up in a snow coat, waiting outside our house in the cold while my mom had to deal with my fussy younger siblings. Getting in the family car. Going to the bowling alley and sitting in the children's room with 30 other kids my age while our parents were busy bowling.

Not kidding. These are my memories before I started grade K. I have more bowling alley memories then memories of playing around the house. 😆

And to my parents dismay, I didn't take interest in it until I turned 52 but, I'm not fanatical about it. Probably just something to do with keeping my earliest memories alive.

[exoressdelivers]

I just started bowling with a league 2 months ago and bought a straight custom ball. Before, l only bowled with family and friends using house balls. I was told by the pro shop guy at the alley not to get a hooking ball yet. He said as a true beginner I should concentrate on throwing the ball straight down the lane and not to try to hook the ball yet. My average is now about 110. Should I first try to get my average up before going to a hook ball?

[dsals]

I've seen that 3rd tip drill a couple times and I am confused. That spin is end over end as you spin it "up the back". That will create a straighter roll from my understanding. When I watch good bowlers, they go up the side of the ball, creating that tilted spin that curves it, yet I never see that here. Please help!

[IntroVids]

Literally just here because me and some friends are going and I don't want to look dumb

[crizplayz]

This video helped me a lot . Got me my first win today . Thanks 🎉

[khismith]

looking up tips before hanging out with the guys tonight & it’s telling me to buy a ball & get lessons 😐

[wildrice]

This video isn't for beginners, it's for experienced bowlers who want to take their game to the next level. No beginner is going to pay for their own ball or private lessons, they want to know how to get the ball to hit the pins and maybe get a strike on occasion.

[tylerclarkson]

Thank you for helping me adapt to the bowling world

[MRAWESOME]

i learned that i need to spend money as a beginner to get better? no notes on form or release or anything? just spend money = get better?

[DoctorBright]

Gonna go bowling with some friends next week. Guess i gotta buy a custom bowling ball and hire a coach /s

[moisesmoises]

Why would I get a pro high performance ball if I’m searching for tips for beginners. I’m just trying to beat my friends or at least not embarrass myself, I’m not trying to join a pro league