4 Tips For a Correct Bowling Stance

Brad and Kyle along with coach Daniel Puerto explain the key tips to having a comfortable and consistent push away. The tips will help you repeat bowling shots and score higher on the lanes.

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[bowlingxp]

I like this coach, very natural on camera. Nice tips !

[dianesmith]

This is exactly what I was looking.
I have been in a slump.
Last night I asked my pro if he could see what I was doing wrong.
It turned out in my starting position I was holding the ball away and too far right. When I go into the swing I was moving the ball too far around my back and deliver the ball across my body. The pro instructed to do this exact thing and it made having a parallel swing so much easier.
Amazing one single change can make

[JonathanMerlinSymmank]

I’ve been struggling to trying to find the correct stance on my game, this helps A LOT! Thx guys!

[Jody-epjx]

Thank you for the tip. Long story short, I tried this stance because I didn't know that I was off balance before. I bowled my personal high today of a 262. with a 3 game score of 685. Most of the time I bowl around 180, until today.

[flippperboy]

Thank you Brad and Kyle for bringing in Daniel

[chriss.]

They finally opened the alleys in Michigan, pretty sure I forgot how to bowl so this helps, thanks guy.

[doctorrobert]

Great tips for a proper foundation. If only the lanes in California were open to practice the knowledge share by Brad, Kyle and the generous coach Daniel.

[Mickyfan]

These are some great tips. So nice to see another Brad and Kyle video. I am curious though, are you guys planning on vlogging at the PBA league every day this year? A lot of your fans, including me, have been missing them. Love you guys and hoping to see more great content.

[jamesmontgomery]

I have been learning a lot from watching these videos!

[johnnierobles]

Super great tip guys I’m excited to try this on Thursday I think this will help me tremendously thank you

[daprincestudio]

I need any tips that I can get because this pandemic has kept me away from bowling 🎳

[joechowning]

Great video. I actually have been working on timing issues, and I saw this. I thought simplifying my setup would work really well hand-in-hand with the other adjustment I was trying to make. What an understatement! This has been tremendous as far as making all of my mechanics more consistent, and that's just over a 4-week period. As I get more and more used to this, I believe I'll improve drastically this year.

Thanks for all of the videos and tips! You guys are great!

[christianbridegroom]

I'm on my schools bowling team and our first competition is next week and I needed this, thank you.

[jeffladrillono]

Great tips. Its important to work with the natural structures of the body instead of fighting against it.

[dianalopezmartinez]

Must’ve seen this video God knows how many times, but always have something to LEARN. EXP. WHERE TO HOLD THE BALL. THANK YOU GUYS KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.

[TonySnider]

Great information. I will be watching this one a lot.

[jenniferszakacs]

Your tips have really helped my games .

[jhawkdon]

I can personally vouch for Daniel as a coach. Working with him as brought a lot of "Aha" moments in helping improve my game!

[jayminer]

I'm glad this video came up in my suggested list as I struggled last night during league the first two games. I'll be putting these tips to the test today in practice. Thanks, guys!

[BigSkyBowler]

Awesome points! Especially the foot and hand position part. I see quite a few league bowlers (crankers) who constantly start their feet with the right foot back and with their hand really cupped or even twisted negatively on the inside part of the ball.

You are right... whatever hand position you think your holding in the setup is lost during the back swing, I've seen that on my own videos from my practice sessions.