5 Bowling Hacks in 5 Minutes to Help You Bowl Your Best! 

Awesome! Thanks for watching and we’re glad that the tips helped!!

Same lol

This better work lad, I'm counting on it haha

HOW DID HE KNOW!?

Yes Sir!

Congratulations..that sounds exciting! I'm learning from these videos too.

I still just bowl front 90-110 all the time

@@hunter7995 Dont get frustrated, keep at it. Best advice i can give is take a lesson and have someone look at and analyze your throws. Obviously you are doing something that may feel comfortable to you but may not be correct thus keeping you from improving. A certified coach can point out your faults and correct you. Check with your local pro shop operator, most lessons are pretty affordable (around $40 an hour on average). Good luck.

That's awesome. Don't stop working. Practice as much as you can to get proper muscle memory. Soon you'll be averaging 180. Keep it up. 👍

I have been bowling around a little more than a year but not getting any better any suggestions?

That's awesome!! Glad this video helped you and helped you to beat your friends! Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching our videos!!

I watched it and it actively made me worse.

@@lazypayday4476 Are you perhaps doing it wrong?

Doing the same thing

Thank you Al. Glad you enjoy the videos

A great example of what you said on that last point is that every bowler knows how easy it is to strike on that twelve frame fill ball. After you've made your spare in the 10th frame, you tend to relax and just let the next ball roll. On that last ball you often get the strike that you might have been struggling to get all game long. That's because you stopped trying to overpower the shot. Less is more.

Ironfangzu Soooo true, I have had a problem with doing this for years and it’s so hard to do once you develop a bad habit for so long. Great example for me is the spare shot...I’m always more relaxed thus the ball comes off my hand like butter and everything just “works”.

Thanks for the kind words.

His bowling ball hits harder than a bomb! 😍

Your in French fry country

@@gamemen2150 yes Belgium 🇧🇪 fry, 🍟🍟🍟

I love Belgian waffles.

Thanks for the visit

Thanks for the comment and we're glad that these tips helped you and your game!! Thanks for watching, we appreciate it!!

@@insidebowling You're welcome and now I have brought A Bowling glove A bowling bag bowling shoes and bowling ball.

Me too. I think I try to over throw the ball and end up out of balance

I'm about to go to Hollywood Bowl for £6.75, hardly extortionate is it

There's always people like you who will point out the most pointless things to act clever

@@EJdub He ain't wrong though.. the Informal definition of a hack is - a strategy or technique for managing one's time or activities more efficiently. This is more of an instructional video for beginners.

@@gabelsv4245 I never said what he said was wrong, it's just that it's just cringe to point it out

@@EJdub the irony behind you being the person to point out "the person"

@@ceas1128 that mad no sense bro, well done for trying...

Thanks for watching and good luck on the lanes, I hope these tips help you!!

I'd suggest you get your (good) pro shop person to open up your thumb hole. Then you fine tune snugness with the type of bowling tape that gives you that just right tightness

At least for me , first of all having a tighter thumb has been fantastic , I used to have the hole let out a bunch and then use tape but I don't have that problem anymore

But for me with a very elliptical thumb , having it beveled out and tight up and down against my PIP joint keeps me from both laboring and getting stuck. It's a little fine tuning I go through with every slug in every ball but it's worth it.

You don’t suck, everyone starts somewhere and it’s just a matter of learning the proper techniques. While these videos are very helpful I recommend finding a certified coach that can work with you on the lanes and work to correct the flaws that may exist with your game. Talk to the pro shop operator at your local lanes, he or he may be certified to give lessons or can recommend someone who can help get you on the right track. Lessons are fairly inexpensive and can help you to improve dramatically. Stick with it and best of luck.

@@stever6885 finally someone that can give some proper information and tips. You are doing fantastic work for the bowling community.

Thank you much appreciated, I like to see folks improve and enjoy the game, it’s a great game and we all strive to get better, thankfully the equipment and technology of today helps us do that more than ever. Just remember that lessons are only the foundation to improve your game, you must practice what you’re taught and develop good practice habits. In other words, make your practice productive. Practice with someone who can critique you constructively. Don’t try to learn it all in one practice session, practice different things at different times, whether that be footwork, timing, balance, or arm swing just to name a few, focus on one or 2 things at a time. Practice your form at home, in front of a mirror, you’d be amazed at what you can learn by doing simple things and looking at yourself. There are ball drills you can do at home and You Tube has some videos on that…don’t focus so much on your score when you practice, it’s more important to know that you are hitting your target consistently and picking up those spares than achieving scores that don’t count…Anyone can strike but the secret to improving your game is your ability to make spares on a consistent basis. You do that and I guarantee you will see your average climb. Best of luck!

How did you do?

​@@louisdavitt3228It's been over a year and I'm curious if it worked too.

It means you didn't make an adjustment with your feet and eyes.