Love bowling? Like this comment!... Do you think bowlers are athletes? Share this video everywhere you can..please :) Thanks and much love!

@RobH0421

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed and in the world of professional sports in general, names like Jason Belmonte or Walter Ray Williams Jr. don't get enough recognition. Nice channel btw!

@raylandhughes9384

3 жыл бұрын

Athletes don’t necessarily need to be able to run a mile. Anyone who thinks that’s all an athlete is, is an ignorant person. They put sports like shot put and curling in the olympics. Same with archery and shooting. Bowling is an awesome sport! It takes so much skill and technique and literally years of practice. Then there’s the mental aspect and always changing environment to overcome! A sport no doubt!!!

@kevinkylo9297

2 жыл бұрын

sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid lost the password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!

@rileygage6454

2 жыл бұрын

@Kevin Kylo instablaster =)

@SportsBoss999

2 жыл бұрын

Bowlers aren't athletes, but many can be very athletic in many other sports.

There’s something so satisfying about watching bowlers in the zone, and the sounds of pins falling and echoing. People don’t realize how beautiful this sport is!

Really enjoy these types of bowling videos. People that compete in leagues need to see this. It will humble them. We sometimes get carried away with our "ability", but when you compare it with PBA members, it's clear we have a LONG way to go to equal these skilled professionals.

@JimmyBridgesBowlsAgain

Жыл бұрын

Yeah i used to be a PBA member, mostly bowled in the Western Region and sometimes a tour stop here and there but yeah it’s definitely a different level and most league bowlers don’t understand cuz the tour guys arent bowling on a house shot even though this video looked like it was wide open. Ive crossed with Marshall Holman, Ryan Shafer (who’s in the video) Del Ballard, George Branham (first AA to win a title) to name a few. Fine times. I just picked up a ball after 10 years this season.

Very good camerawork, it really helps the viewer see excellent shots of their release. Thanks so much,.

@AthleticBowling

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the comment! Super cool you liked it! ✌🏼😊

DUDEEE NICE!!! Your content never fails to amaze me. Please keep it up :) I hope you can record more videos once the PBA opens up more!

@AthleticBowling

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Can't believe that's all the footage I could get done before the shutdown...It was a good 4 days of shooting though! Video tutorials and more coming up!

Videos like these that help me realize there’s more than one or two ways to bowl.

These are the kind of videos I cannot stop watching!

@AthleticBowling

3 жыл бұрын

Wait till the next one! 😊👏🏼

Absolutely love your content!

@AthleticBowling

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Really hope you like it.

A beautiful half hour of content

@AthleticBowling

3 жыл бұрын

Right? Thank you for the comment!

I love bowling. I'm learning something every time.

Very nice! Great content.

@AthleticBowling

3 жыл бұрын

Much appreciated! Glad you liked it!

i was glad to see jr raymond on here,i didn't think he did much pba stuff anymore.

best bowling content ever!!! Aj johnson is a beast

It was so cute when Jason Belmontes daughter said “daddy” 🥺🥺🥺

@airjojo0936

2 жыл бұрын

Let's go daddy! XD😁

LMAO i love the ''shhhhhhh' at 1:07 Pete Weber would be proud

@drsausage5864

3 жыл бұрын

There are 2 imposters among us

Dem boys is GOOD!

Man that Martel guy was feeling the lanes👏👏

@AthleticBowling

3 жыл бұрын

He shot 600 in 2 games!😂

Goooooood

I FINALLY see someone use the same style as me after years and years of not seeing it exactly. mr Jim Pratt uses the EXACT same style to a T! So cool to finally see someone use what ive been calling my slider shot. I wonder if it has a name or not. I learned to throw a hook like that on my own at my local alley. my line up and follow through were taught to me by a coach, but the thumb out thing I did because I had big thumbs and most of the 12 lb balls had small thumb holes. I wonder if he has a story of why he bowls without his thumb? In so excited someone bowls like me tho! My last average was 212 mostly using that style. I have a traditional throw i use when the lanes are too wet tho, but for the most part its just fun to grip it and rip it! Oh and I used a spider wasp as my strike ball, and some plastic ball from the 80s as my pickup ball. Cool story, the pickup ball i got from my grandpa as a present. He was using bowling balls as cannon balls and I took a liking to this particular ball because it was shiny, red, and the finger and thumb holes were PERFECT fit already so no redrilling. The spider wasp was a present from my late coach. He said "I don't know how you do it, but you doin it son. Must be an athlete or somethin." While coaching me and it gave me the confidence to take bowling seriously. I love seeing people come up with their own styles for bowling. Takes me back to the days id slend 2 hours a week just working on the little things in my throw like how far id turn my hips, or the angke of my pinkey, whether id let my left ahoulder lead or keep it parallel with my right. Most of these guys probably were exactly like me at some point. Its not just a game for us, its an art style we are trying to perfect.

The gold standard video on ball reaction. Smooth 1080p60 and perfect lighting.

My Guru.. JR Raymond !!!

28 minutes of Duke would've been just fine with me

Wouldn't be surprised on day 1 if a few gutter balls were thrown as way far right or left some of these guys were playing.

Gary Faulkner Jr owns the bowling center at my home town so see him alot

@ShockwaveTLS

2 жыл бұрын

😳

@JCraigen11

2 жыл бұрын

@@ShockwaveTLS 🤣 I never noticed it said blowing ty for commenting

Great content.. Nobody bowls the same just learn your craft..

The old man dyes his hair, I'm fairly certain. Although his physical appearance may look a little contrived, I am amazed at how much he can hook the ball, and how great he throws the ball.

@jacobbeatty629

3 жыл бұрын

are we talking about schaefer?

Nyce

Chris Barns playing hop n strike

So... are we never going to talk about how much Francois Lavoie looks like a villain?

I have the low back swing i feel like i get more controll of the ball

Who is the person at 3:10 I really like his approach and like to study it further

What ball was sam Cooley using

First time I've ever noticed but i basically throw the same shot as norm duke...obviously not as consistent.. great angles

My bowling style like ryan shaffer but with low rev rate

I wish I had one of these new bowling balls. Strikes are much easier too get. It's so weird to swing the ball to the two or three board to get a strike.

@TheFreakout74

9 ай бұрын

Go buy one

what ball was belmo throwing?

I swear every video is a strike lol im curious were they actually that good or did you just select the strikes? I mean looking at the scoreboard is seems like they really are that good

@AthleticBowling

3 жыл бұрын

Well..most were strikes..I got a few gutters! Would you like to see them? 😯

@corbinaquino

3 жыл бұрын

@@AthleticBowling that would definitely be a cool video haha

Watching this makes me wanna go bowling so badly

Tell statistic, in PBA 2022 bowlers that are using spinner, semi roller, full roller releases in prosents

Belmo’s got the most graceful, smoothest and balanced style for a two hander but somehow walking sideways off line from the ball’s initial trajectory. Jesper’s second but the others look rather awkward and laboured. Gomez stretches out looking like how an ice skater lands a jump. Many of the ladies flap their arms all over the place after their follow through for some unknown reason. If the flapping was in line with ball swing then it’d make sense but it doesn’t. Marshall Kent looks as smooth as silk bur not as natural as “Mr Swing” Mike Fagan.

@PebblesChan

3 жыл бұрын

Since Belmo’s derated his ball speed and revs it’s made him more accurate and consistent. Others are trying to force the ball or are jerky which is difficult to consistently repeat. I consider myself as a crappy bowler but am repetitive and just let the ball and push away amount do the dictate the speed and this has allowed me to bowl many games of 250+ thru 289 in 4 player per team league. I loft the left gutter cap and put no sideway revs on the ball to hit the 10 pin for spares because I consider that only the left front quadrant of the pin is hittable.

@AthleticBowling

3 жыл бұрын

Years and a lifetime devoted to make it work like, that's my opinion. Every bowler is unique, and the point is to make your uniqueness work on your favor to eventually be the best bowler. Agree?

@PebblesChan

3 жыл бұрын

Yes and no. If you just let the ball do the work, your longevity as a good bowler is extended. If you require muscle, then as you age your skills will likely diminish. For instance, the legend Norm Duke essentially lets the ball do work and he's still really competitive even though he's younger than me but much older than the young'uns who've had nothing but reactive resin and think Urethane is a new thing. I really miss Mike Fagan from the tour. He's as smooth as silk.

Aj ..

19:50 Via goes for 300 Then Kent goes for 300 Watch what happens...

Norm looks like a cranker on that pattern

@AthleticBowling

3 жыл бұрын

I recorded many gutter balls 😅🤣

Why was Kyle or Wes not shown? Did they not make these events?

@matthewrichards6889

3 жыл бұрын

Kyle was shown. Go to 25:35

@harveyvail20

3 жыл бұрын

@@matthewrichards6889 I hadn't seen that. I missed him and Troups split. Good stuff, thanks for posting.

Where was this tournament played?

@AthleticBowling

3 жыл бұрын

South Point Casino, plaza lanes. March 2020

@Ewigi

3 жыл бұрын

Woah that’s crazy! The same month that the pandemic hit. Must’ve been early March then.

Out of interest why did you use 60fps?

Yeah I like to give her a lift Definitely like Mark Mark Ross Definitely and then I know that the ball is going to work for me oh yeah

Jakob butturff lol

Every left throwing urethane makes me sad. Im lefty but i like reactive

KZread Koos van Strien 300 Game Bowling Hellevoetsluis

Left handed bowling looks so unnatural lol

No thumb bowling is REALLY boring.You've seen one you've seen them all.