One-Hand vs. Two-Hands Bowling Challenge! 

Exactly!!

I wish I could attempt 2h bowling but I’ve been doing 1h bowling for over 30 years that I have a feeling I’d fall on my face or something trying it haha.

@@Asianmike8402 it’s definitely weird starting out, I’m still struggling on what I want to stick with , two handed is much less taxing on me physically

@@GrantSweatshirt Hey if it works for you and helps you out physically, by all means keep it up 😁. I have an unorthodox approach anyways but it works haha.

100% SAME! I'm 37 years old and have bowled with a one handed release my entire life. I've been in leagues since I was 6 years old. My average as a one handed bowler got up to over 200 in leagues by the time I was about 19 years old. I walked away from bowling around 2007 in my mid 20s and came back to the sport about a year ago. I figured I'd be able to get my average back up to a 200 (or at least close) and instead my average was all the way down in the 160s. I've always been a fairly low rev player that threw a fairly straight up shot. I usually stood right and threw the ball near the 2nd arrow and adjusted when needed. The most I'd ever get left is with my feet on board 20 and throwing the ball out between the 2nd and third arrow depending on conditions. I started to realize my ball just didn't have the power and revs to keep up with the better players in league. I was also dealing with thumb injuries since I returned to the sport. Poor fitment with the new balls I'd purchased getting back into the sport. Because of that I randomly joked around with my teammates saying "Maybe I should just give up and throw two handed?" I then started to practice throwing the ball two handed without my thumb. At first it felt really weird and I couldn't get my ball speed up. My ball speed two handed was about 40% slower than my regular one handed release. I've now been practicing throwing the ball two handed for a little over a month and now my ball hits the pocket incredibly hard! I never leave 10 pins anymore! When I threw my ball one handed I could hit the pocket perfectly and often times would leave a 10. After only 1 month of practicing not only do I enjoy throwing the ball 2H, but it just feels so much better! I can finally open up my angles and throw from the far left gutter and it's so exciting to see my ball snap back to the pocket. Something I was never able to achieve throwing the ball one handed. The only complaint I have is the fact that I didn't decide to do this 20+ years ago! I bowled 6 straight games a few nights ago and my lowest game of the night was a 191. My high was a 266. I've only been bowling this way for a month! I'm confident that I'll throw my first 300 game (as a two hander) within two years of bowling in league. At least that's the goal I've set for myself. 😎

Nice seeing you here love the content

IMHO 2 handed style is kinda cheating they have far more advantages over a one handed bowler and 2 handers get a ton of lucky strikes like that one in the tenth that shoulda been a 4-6 a one handed bowler would have left the 4-6 but they got the luck factor from there 500+ rev rates

@@shorty808100 not really cheating, it just depends on the rev rate. But it could also be a down side. To much rev rate could lead to someone leaving the 9pin or the 8pin, or possibly leaving a split through the face. I use the two handed style in high school bowling and lots of people laugh at how funny it is, but I have pins flying across the lane. It is just up to a person on how they like to bowl.

Not cheating. Let's try dry lane

Yeah... when we rarely lose in league, "oh better luck next time bud, that's just how they fall sometimes." Most of the time when we win in league, "tWo HaNDed iS cHEating." The old people in our league hate my team. They say we cheat with our delivery or that we take off too much oil with our revs, blah blah. 😂

Two hand more power but hArder to bowl lol

I bowl 2handed but with a thumb

Nah that is more like Tom Smallwood. He has a two handed approach with a one handed release.

@@KingRat_tv same actually

I bowl like Tom most unique style

@@PresentedbyJustine gross

Guy is awesome

@@DarrenTang I agree, he's a stand up guy. He just hogs all of the tour titles lol. Good D Tang hopefully you get your break soon, the TJ 300 was hard to watch but we believe in you dude.

@@Cellzwrld Stand up guy?! Did you not see the match where he was bowling belmo and the guys phone went off? Good bowler sure, but total douche.

@@TheAbele992 I can't speak on that. I've never bowled for a pba title but imagine it's incredible stressful and frustrating when that happens. He takes his bowling seriously, you can't be where he is at his age by not taking it seriously

@@Cellzwrld Didn't say he didn't take it seriously. But he has no manners or class. Look at other young guys on the tour - they have it.

Lol imagine thinking that works.

I thought i was the only one. Dude just has something to say at all times. Loudest and most annoying. Sure hes a great bowler, but stfu every once in awhile.

usually lanes read the ball 2 mph slower than the ball speed actually is off release

This is false. Bowling 2 handed like these guys is inherently better than bowling backwards with no hands by just kicking the ball with your heel.

@@DemonEyeHelix I need proof that style is worse...

@@MetrohMan I tried and the alley owners kicked me out :(

Yeah me too.

Looks like more finesse, agreed