Unorthodox Bowling Styles

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[JHBowlingVids]

Made my final Unorthodox Styles video if you want to see it!

[bowlingguy]

Matt Jones looks like he's drunk, stumbles and accidentally drops the ball. Magically the ball does a great hook and strikes. Wow!!! (I gonna check details on his technique.)

[Batterystang]

I'm so impressed that even 3/4 of these guys can release the ball without serious injury.

[dr.awkward]

If you walk into a bowling alley & see Matt Jones playing Jim Cripps you're go to think you've entered the Twilight Zone.

[-Thunder]

I've done that backwards one several times. Pretty easy. I was facing the other direction though.

[BNizzzz]

Threw a back up ball for years. I was a 185 bowler and wanted to pursue bowling seriously. I got talked into switching to a traditional style and dropped to a 165 avg. now I don’t know how to go back to a back up ball. Moral: if it is repeatable and works, stick with it

[MattChaffe]

When I first started bowling, I released the ball so flat that it would spin to the right, and eventually our league's coach got me to bowl correctly, but I think that just shows how different everyone is and what people define as either being comfortable and/or effective for them. Makes bowling so unique as a sport.

[JHBowlingVids]

Sorry if I missed Don Carter and Mike Lichsten. But my next video will be low scores so give me suggestions below BESIDES Tom Daugherty and Steve Jaros.

[FastActionFishing]

I bowl right handed and plant on my right foot. I bowled for years in league like this and everyone couldn't figure out how or why I did it. I never felt strong planting on my left. I was born with a club left foot so it was casted at a young age. I averaged 195 and high game was 279.

[PaulLaPorteJr]

His approach isn't that weird overall but Eugene McCune bowls like there's a hamster piloting his body but the hamster only has like 80% control.

[Evolved-]

I never thought I'd be riveted to a bowling styles video, but I couldn't look away. Fascinating.

[duckiee]

I like this video since it really just shows bowling is all about what feels comfortable. Nice job!

[Benton]

As someone who has an unorthodox throw, it's awesome to see so many others have unique throws as well. And as I say to everyone who tries to correct my throw, "It's not about the throw, it's about hitting the pins consistently and comfortably. I found a way, so I'm gonna keep doing it."

[JHBowlingVids]

I cant believe how far this video came. Almost my most viewed video.

[Jimboit]

My 75 yr old lrft handed teammate was avg 145. I noticed be was sliding on left foot. Helped him slide with right foot and afyer 6 months hes at 170 and has a 279. Proud of the old dude!

[Chicken_o]

"If it looks stupid but it works, it ain't stupid."

[shoelessjoe]

Chris Schenkal calling bowling was the Saturday afternoon soundtrack of my youth...

[andrewbecker]

Growing up in Milwaukee Wisconsin in the 70's, bowling was very popular. The leagues I bowled on when I was 12-13 years old, had kids with unbelievable techniques being developed. I mean some of these mere boys were smashing the pins consistently. Times sure have changed. I always hung out at the bowling alley.

[Interdicted]

i think Cagle II got a very important concept right, he locks his hand position with left and guide the direction of the ball, then the ballspeed comes from the right, it's like seeing Naruto's technique but in bowling hahaha

[Alex-yned]

5:41 novaks technique is actually satisfying, like a whip, or like really emphasising the flick of the wrist and the movement of the arm