Only 46 things to remember when throwing a ball

@snikab

3 ай бұрын

And remember to don’t overthink

@UNDACOVAH32

2 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂

@hankgolfer1

2 ай бұрын

What usually happens at least with me, trying to learn so many things, I revert back to what I usually do and that means go back to my comfortable habits. Usually bad habits. 😮

@slomotion1028

2 ай бұрын

That's why it's called "practice". You shouldn't be thinking about anything when you're actually competing.

@grillmaster95

2 ай бұрын

Usually, when 46 things are going wrong, it stems from a single thing you do "wrong" early. Try to figure out the earliest thing wrong in the approach that leads to all the other stuff and work on that 1 early thing

I went and saw puerto a year or so ago and we went over this. One of the best lessons I’ve ever had. Can’t wait to get back over there again

Good video, I struggled with the same problem a couple of weeks ago and spent hours replaying my shots in my mind, worked it out, practiced and got my game back on track at my next league session. Correct on the programming it into memory, there are times I slip back but now I recognise when it happens and I am able to fix it before the rot sets in.

Was already going to book a lesson with coach Daniel today, but this video definitely made the decision even easier. Cant wait to get in. Awesome video!

This is all I worked on yesterday night and over 5 games totaled 1,122 pins with a high of 279. Amazing how much more balanced I felt at the line. Great video!

Saw this video about 10 times and will save it This is a bad habit I picked up and now my one pound hand weight will be with my arsenal. Thank you thank you thank you.

Super good video. This is EXACTLY what I need to work on in my game. I understand that major "repairs" in ones game takes time and practice. I'll get there ! Thanks for the awesome content (as usual!).

Great advice, thank you!

Great video. I'm really getting into bowling and trying to feel things. I love the weight idea. Thanks

Amazing vid!! Similar (but better) to a previous vid a few years back about leading that balance arm. Time & again I've found great results when I remember to focus on this. Explained even better here. Definitely sharing this 💪😎

Great video guys! Back in October when I attended your in person bowling clinic, this was one of the things I worked on with Coach Daniel except at the time we used the wooden dowel, keeping it vertical until the "switch" of the downswing. I can most definitely tell when I do this right because my ball just tears it up and is meh when I don't. It does take a lot of work to master this. It will be my focus this summer.

I’ll be honest, I used this tip this evening saw a much stronger roll out of my shots this evening and felt more control.

Great video. Honestly this is something I've been working on too

Thank you, Brad! I'm not sure how those of us who grew up "square to square" can unlearn that, but when we see it, we want it!

@RollYourRock

3 ай бұрын

👍

This was such a great tip video 😃

Fantastic video! Thanks!

Excited to work on this. This could be one of the reasons for my inconsistent ball roll. It certainly aligns with what I see from my ball. I'll have to video myself and see if that's the case or not

Great tip! I’ll put that in my book!

Loved the video

What an awesome coach with unique solutions.

Excellent excellent excellent. Great breakdown on how to connect the brain and body dots.

I have a tendency to "loop" in my backswing. I cannot feel it, so I have my teammate watch. We know each others' game really well. I worked on a few things this year, and I shot my first 800 series at 815. I had quite a few mid to high 700 series prior, but just couldn't eclipse the 800 mark until I perfected my release. Also, I did some research on Kobe Bryant and mental gameplay. Helped a ton. Love you guys' channel. Continue the good work and fight the good fight!

Cool video tech bowling Brad and Kyle

👍 #600 for this segment - good one Brad! Body position from dots to foul line is what I work on in practice. It is very important and it shows when I haven't practiced enough before league or tournament I also go to the gym so I can have a better transfer of power to the ball without "forcing" the shot and throwing my body position out of whack. Good stuff. Great guest!

Tried this tonite and threw it great!!!!!

Wow, my mind is blown, and I'm not joking. Thank you so much!

Great coaches have a special talent for explaining things so that what they are trying to get across just clicks. Daniel has the gift.

I'm struggling with my release as well. I'm definitely trying this soon.

Great video. I was working on this with the arm weight just this morning. I was not near as effective at making the change. I grew up bowling being taught to keep shoulders parallel to the foul line. It is a hard habit to break. I have noticed that when I get a little bit more open with my shoulders I have some difficulty hitting my target, mostly missing to the right. I’m assuming as I progress with this that my aim will improve as well. Looking forward to more instructional videos like this one. Thanks!

Daniel is the man, man. I need to get some lessons from him!

Add to my list of things to work on. Seems like a never ending list.

Coach Daniel gave me a dowel rod to hold at the b&k clinic. really helped my balence arm

Awesome tip!! After bowling for 30 yrs I've learned bowling can be complicated. All I think about is, I wanna roll the ball well.

Wow... so many elite bowlers in the comment section today. 🤣🤣

Tried this today during practice. Felt like I was able to stay under and behind the ball with less effort and swing was easier. Also was slightly more accurate hitting my target. I feel that with additional practice this to will improve.

I'm on the B&K coaching program. It is great to get reminders of something I'm working on!

What weight bowling ball do you and Kyle use? Does it very with ball choice?

I've been practicing my arm swing like this just recently and i've noticed how much of a difference it's made in my game. I just now have to work on turning my hand too early on my release 😅

@405adam

2 ай бұрын

Could be a late release issue. I had that problem. If my release got out to far in front of me I would roll my hand over the ball. I didn’t realize your hand naturally turn’s when you reach out. I simply started my release earlier more near my ankle and it made a world of difference in speed and revolutions. It forces you to stay behind the ball

So, I started practicing this swim move, and it speeds up my delivery. I don't have enough revs to hook it from faster. Moved in - ok results. Backed off my foot speed - moved right - ok results. Work in progress.

8:44 in kind of described what happened in my approach. I was fast with my feet, my torso collapsed, yet I got away with one (Lucky bowling strike).

I've had a similar experience by wearing my watch on my non-throwing arm. Needless to say, I had forgotten I used to do this until I saw this video. 😆 Now I just have to find that watch.

Quick question Kyle, should I try to be keeping my shoulders open from the onset or do what's comfortable?

I tore my rotator cuff on my non throwing arm and it’s so hard to extend at the foul line and bring it out for balance. What should I do?

I'm curious. Is it even possible to put more speed into the ball if you are using the yo-yo/low down effect? I’ve noticed my average speed goes down from 16 mph to 13 a lot when I use that. It could be a normal amount due to the nature of the hook itself.

Does it matter if the thumb is pointing up or down on the balance arm? I was taught to point the thumb down when sending it out and horizontal or up when going straight up the boards? Or, should it be the opposite of what the ball hand is doing? Can someone clear this up for me?

Coach Daniel is awesome. He will show you mechanics in your game that you would never know you needed to improve on. I know my average has increased because of his lessons. If you are in the St. Louis region, I would highly recommend you check him out!

Is Daneil an active bowling coach here in the US?

Me and my daughter seeing Daniel for the first time on Wednesday can't wait this is exact problem she has!

So...I watched this before I went to practice yesterday. Threw the first 2 games, 182, 183 respectively. My wife recorded my last approach on the 2nd game and I watched it. I was shocked that my balance are barely extended. So I figured I would give this a shot...threw a 210. Good tip...

Smart guy. Finally we meet the brains behind the bowlers. 😅

Brad was this something that came in mind during your big run at the TOC?

Great Video. There Were Times That I Have Thrown My Ball Right in the Pocket and Sometimes I Rarely Get a Solid 8. But Most of the Time I Get a Strike Right in the Pocket

How can I get a lesson with coach Daniel

First, keep up the good work

brad get some drysol for your hyperhydrosis

@stormb28

3 ай бұрын

This is what I was coming to say. Drysol, not duradry

You didn’t do the tip justice w those shots, but I’ll give it a whirl next time Im at open bowl and see if I can finally take the bumpers down

hey coach Daniel we know this very well . lol 😂

Mr daniel really looks like Young Sheldon's father 😅

Where is the content?

Seems like the Summit isn't the ball for that pattern.

Brad looks too much like Krillin from DBZ. Anyone else agree??

Can't you just bowl with the weight on all the time? There's no rule against it

Oh how to get the ball to stop being fast? Slow down...GENIUS!

@Codeeeeee

3 ай бұрын

Wow, so insightful

@runnerboy6886

3 ай бұрын

@@Codeeeeee I know! Rocket science!

Just bowl two hand and you don't have to worry about any of that 😂

Step 1: get jacked Step 2: throw the ball harder Your welcome.

@youngfleshlight5859

3 ай бұрын

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BALANCE ARMS DO NOT CAUSE SLOWER BALL SPEED!

Brads failures have nothing to do with his physical game at all. His strategy in lane play and ball motion need work. That's it.

@XiJinPingEatShit

3 ай бұрын

Are you on the tour?

@chugalingus4642

3 ай бұрын

You're wrong.

@JackandTom-tz8kj

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, who cares what you think? Holy shit. Just watch, learn, and pay Brad a supportive compliment instead of criticism.