Ball used in Black Widow Venom. Lane conditions are THS freshly oiled.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3F3dN25-lI

Thanks for watching!

I agree completely with the timing issues, start the ball exactly with your second step.  And free the swing up if all possible, you really muscle the ball down to the release point.  

After those issues are tackled, there is a lot of extra hand a wrist movement throughout the swing, just keep your hand in the desired position, and above all stay relaxed.  Also your balance at the line is a little funky.  You seem to be leaning to your right, and not centered, which also causes you to move your slide foot all around.  

Overall, you have a great feel, and look comfortable.  There is some great potential, and a lot of the basics are already there.  Keep listening to the guys on here, they will help you loads.  And if you don't own one already, get a plastic ball.
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Wes Dye

Suburban Lanes Youth League Director/Head Coach

Suburban Lanes Pro Shop/Manager
Bloomington, Indiana

voidkid89@yahoo.com (also msn messenger name, give me a shout)

Indiana University Bowling

I know from experience when i redid my approach and started over to fix my timing and improve (not enough as of yet i must say) I moved back on the approach a bit and worked on just pushing the ball away and letting it swing, it took quite a while to regain any ball speed but in time I got my swing much more free and consistent and now am seeing all of the perks as things are falling into place.

I don't know if i'd really change to much if your having success but to build consistency i'd work with a coach, its just easier to have someone there in person to physically help you and work you through step by step.
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