I didn't know you turned into Mike Aulby. Good vids James.  What were you throwing?

Liked the slo-mo crossroad action at the end!

Wow, what a smoothie!  I love how you have absolutely no wasted movement in your delivery.  Very sweet.

nice video, I even like the bowling alley, reminds  me of them bowling alleys in the old bowling video games lol.

I'm not a coach but just from the eye test I wouldn't change a thing. Just focus on spares and different conditions and keep doing what your doing.

I've learned over the years and try and tell others the best thing you can do is film yourself. Film yourself when your throwing the ball great, and film yourself when your throwing the ball bad.

Then you can come back and compare the two and have a great idea of what has changed and what to try and work on.

RC, are you from Wisconsin?

Cause you're as smooth as butter. I'm with everyone else here. Excellent form, bro.

Thanks guys.

@Kidlost, the biggest issues I have now are just sore muscles from work. Work as an electrician and time in the shop cuts into practice time, so spare shooting and shot making suffer at times. The only thing I'm really looking to change is the plant at the end. I want to be able to slide a little more to create a more consistent release.

@Charlest, On the Thrash, the layout was a 55x4.5"x35 with a hole 1" down the midline. I was slightly firmer with that ball. That vid was taken in the shops house, AMF Walnut Hill in Petersburg and is about the only house in the area that puts out oil.......... and its thick! Lol! Balls in that house just hydroplane. The Crossroad was a 65x4.5"x45, the house is Bowl America Midlothian. The backends are dry so I try to stay a bit inside in the oil. Balls tend to carry better from the inside. The dry from the outside for medium-higher rev players make the ball wrap corners. I think I had pics up on my Photobucket page.

@ Doom, not from Wisconsin but I am a Packer fan. LOL!