I have practiced it a few times and haven't really devoted time to it, i'm thinking about doing so this summer. I just struggle mightily consistently generating speed and not getting on the side of the ball causing it to overreact off the dry. I'm not sure if i'll ever use it as anything more than a last ditch effort but I have found some success in limited practicing and see potential with it.
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i have tried it, for a while, maybe back in 2004 or 2005 when i first saw belmonte on tv


anyway, tried it but the problem has always been speed, ever wondered why high rev players like robert smith, TJ, jason couch, have high backswing? very simple, they need to generate speed to go with the amount of rev.

from belmo i heard that he likes to keep things compact and tight, thats the reason of bent elbow when the ball goes into backswing.

now how to generate speed on 2hand, follow thru and dont hit the ball, have a little "hop" in the last 2 steps

do i score with that? nop, lol
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When a house bowler misses the mark, misses the break point and strike, for many ppl its called a wallshot. When a pro does that its call adjustment

When a house bowler gets his finger stuck in the ball and fall on the lanes, for many ppl its called lame bowler. When a pro does that its called the Machuga flop! ha i like this one.

my brother just started bowling with 2 hands
he had a problem with too much revs and not enough speed so he was getting major over reaction on a lot of conditions

now with the 2 handed style he is able to get a lot more speed on the ball
up around 21mph
and is able to get hold on parts of the lane that he never could before
rev rate is also a bit higher and the end result is better carry for him
and he is able to stay in the pocket on a more regular basis

he just has to work a little on his accuracy with it but so far from what Ive seen of him using it
it works well for him
I dont think there is anything wrong with it
in fact I think its a superior release if you can become accurate with it

It is a normal release just you use your left hand to support more of the weight of the ball.  I have been bowling mainly 2 handed for the past 2 years and 1 when the lanes need it.  I had a problem with my speed to low and revs too high but now my problem is that when I throw the ball faster I get more revs on the ball and it hooks earlier.  Just like bowling one handed.  Practice hand positions because they can affect the ball the most besides speed.  Foot work like any other style is important in two handed.  Sliding is ok but a plant is better to get leverage and momentum in the ball.
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Just say fine being a camera and pause it at release.  The left hand goes away a fraction of a second before the right hand fallows through.  I threw a back up ball at the 2-8-10 and made it and the other teams captain got offended and tried to get me banned.  Rule 118 i think says it perfectly about approach and style.
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When u are on song, its a beautiful thing the two handed delivery, but tonight, ouch, bad splits and missed easy spares!!! Struggled to get over 510..... Yes, it can be hard on back, it takes time to develop strength and flexibility in back to get ball down at good speed.... But if u slow speed down, less stress on back, I actually find it easier to deliver ball consistantly hitting my target..

I dont know how other 2 handers find this??

 

No but it would reduce the backend on the ball, you will actually roll the ball more making it roll sooner.
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