This Basic Move Will Transform Your Release | Live Coaching Lesson

Improve your bowling release the this great tip!

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[thomasworrilow]

Just another tip that works for me when I feel I'm getting around it more than I want, I accentuate putting the weight of the ball on my pointer finger in my push away.

[pcOT-z]

I'm a 67 year old 'beginner' bowler. Thank you for creating wonderfully informative video!

[ozneroll]

B&K have had some good videos in the past but this one is probably the all time best…..great tip. I’ve been trying to solve this problem for years! Thank you!!!

[chrishuitink]

You guys should put a video up of a full game with him and all your tips!

[zedsodead]

Hey guys, I woke up this morning, watched this video, then went to league and, using this info, won the pot for the first time ever. So stoked! Great tip about splitting the ball. I never had such a consistent hook like that!

[bobbyrichie]

Very good video.. This lesson should help the young bowlers and us seniors as well.. I appreciate what you’re doing for our sport of bowling…

[reesepludwick]

Y’all are always posting the most helpful tips! Keep being amazing

[forsalt]

i learned how to bowl a little over a year ago and bowl in two casual leagues a week (i'm not that good, averaging 140-150 for a 21 year old guy). the kicker is that I'm 100% self taught, and accidentally taught myself how to throw a back-up ball, which i didn't know at the time. it felt natural to twist my wrist clockwise to get that left-to-right spin, as a righty. but after some research, i learned that back up bowlers are inconsistent, and it's an overall tough way to learn how to bowl. anyways, ill stop rambling to say that these vids really help me re-learn bowling in a way, to bowl more traditionally and consistently. everything from the approach, the rev, everything. it's basically a backwards version of what I taught myself, but watching these vids make it seem much more natural. feels weird, but ill be confident to throw a regular ball soon!

[CliftonDon]

Good video Kyle and Dennis. It's been a minute since we have seen him in front of the camera. Great tip! There are definitely a lot of moving parts for proper bowling. Anyone can bowl, but it takes that little extra to be that person who bowls well.

[klaut]

Hello Gentlemen and thank you.
This was a great tip at the right time. Been struggling and after watching this I was able to release the ball in a better hand position last night at league.
I instantly felt like the ball was doing what I wanted instead of rolling out too soon and hitting the pins with no power.
This helped me get the ball further down the lane and stored more power until the ball took over and turned hard into the pins.
Tell Coach Daniel hello!!

[eathoninnis]

Awesome. I’m re-learning how to bowl. Things have changed in the last 40 years.

[christophermoh]

This is exactly my problem. Really appreciate the fixing the problem part by part.

[reesepludwick]

Not to mention that the editing was so GREAT!

[andresdiaz]

Awesome job helping people to improve their game and supporting the sport., best of luck on the incoming season, we need to see you both on TV matches…God Bless 🙏🏻

[mr.tuckers]

I got a 2nd ball and went from a 14lb Ocean Vibe to a 12lb Atomic but then realized that the steps you guys showed eliminates the need for feeling like I was carrying a ball that was too heavy. I think the proper drop and momentum on the takeaway and having the fingers in the right position takes away the feeling of the ball being too heavy and also having a heavier ball means you have more mass to help knock down the pins if thrown and released properly down the lane.

[andybarrera]

great lesson, I hope to use it Monday on my league.

[twomontess]

You guys have helped my game so much ! Best of luck in 24!!

[davidrice]

Just moved to a finger-tip ball and these videos are hugely helpful. Thank you guys for posting them.

[kylecrespo]

This is the content I’m loving!! 🥰 I love your how to bowl better videos! They’re so helpful! Also love you guys just bowling and showing the life in the PBA such great creators!

[flippperboy]

Love seeing you guy grow as coaches. Keep it up! Teach him the quiet bowling shoulder. It has done wonders for me since I referenced your video a couple weeks ago! I don’t pull the ball as much and the the ball reacts great on the lane!