You are working waaaaaaay to hard. The bending at the waist (forward) is causing you to fall off balance on every shot.

In order to repeat shots with regularity you want to use less muscle instead of more. Try to keep your hips under you at release, instead of behind you, (torso more upright) and you should make a giant step in the right direction.

This will also let the big muscles of the legs carry the load instead of the smaller muscles of the lower back. You will repeat shots with more consistency because the "body mechanics" will be more sound. You have plenty of strength, but you need to use it more wisely, in my opinion. Less is more...

Good luck to you.


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Lane Carter, Strike Zone Pro Shops - Salt Lake City, Utah
Brunswick Pro Shop Staff

www.brunswickbowling.com

The opinions expressed are solely those of the writer and not of Brunswick Corporation.

Hey guys,

Well the comment at the beginning was for all the potential people who were going to bash my vid. At one point I had my bowl.com page linked to my youtube account, but I was told to remove it.

Second, I have changed my delivery slightly, starting mainly with my feet. I am slower now. This was back in third quarter of last year.

I will upload new videos, one of my Storm Natural, NuLine Gauntlet, 900 Global Break, and maybe a new Storm Reign video

Thanks for the pointers thus far.

Keep em coming
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My current arsenal includes:
Columbia 300 Perfect Rival
Hammer Jigsaw
Storm Reign & Natural (best ball ever)
Nu-Line The Gauntlet (my favorite)
900 Global Break Out (my new toy)

Best thing I can Say Is Find yourself a USBC Cert Coach. You have some area of concern that could be worked out with a coaches eye.   I Do not know what state you live in but there are great coaches all over the U.S. 1st Time I went to Fred Borden my ave went from 202 to 223 and he only changed 3 minor details on my style.  After working with Fred Borden and Ron Hatfield over the last few years they have inspired my to get my Coaches Cert. I am know a Silver level. Work with a coach it is to hard to show or tell you what to fix  in a Forum .  A few lessons is a lot cheaper the a new ball and if you get better you can when your money back in pots on league night.

http://www.bowl.com/coaching/index.jsp

Accuracy will always suffer when there is a lack of balance. That would be the first thing I would say to work on. Yes you do muscle it some, but but your balance is terrible, no offense. Good luck with your game.