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Releasing the ball consistently has been one of my biggest problems ever since I started bowling with a fingertip grip (about March 2020). Lately I’ve been having difficulty hooking the ball, and after watching this video, I have a better idea of what I need to do. Thanks Mike Shady and all the coaches at InsideBowling.
Need a super slow motion vid of the pro or yoyo release
This is my biggest issue and I’ve heard this and tried the foul line and one step drills but I still drag when I do them as well because I dont really get what I’m supposed to with my thumb.
Literally every video is just the foul line and one step drill… I guess all you need to do to be a good bowler is practice the foul line and one step drill.
Basically, yeah…
Thanks ☆☆☆☆☆
Sorry all this video did was state the obvious and wasn’t actually constructively instructing on how to get that perfect release/thumb out quicker for proper rotation.
It’s fine doing a realise drill but if you don’t know how to release properly or even a relatively experienced bowler struggling to get it down consistently. Maybe the video should of also included some more in-depth instruction/tips for this.
However keep up the videos they are helpful. Just think this one could of gone that bit further with the detailing
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Can you do a super slow motion on these releases…couldn’t really see anything….thank you
Why don’t you explain how to get a clean thumb exit? This video explains nothing.