Two-Handed Bowling Advanced: The Drift Step 

Yeah, there are so many hidden secrets with 2 handed bowling 😄

Bro you scared me 😂 looks like a miracle happened to you 😆

I'm looking forward to your results :D

Samicle bro, don’t forget to tell me the feeling after trying it 😁

@@BowlismOutlaw yep worked great for me. Helped with my balance and accuracy way more than before!

Yeah I also recognized it. He silently incorporate the drift step recently. We can see it clearly on the recent TV finals 😀

Be yourself bro :D If it works, it works.

Hi Keith. If you are using 4 step approach and still want to try drift step, I think let's try placing your left foot at the drift position right from the beginning. It means there will be a gap between your left and right foot. Then you your first step will be from your right foot. If you want me to have a closer look, please send me some your videos thru my instagram: instagram.com/_happybowler102_/

Ill be at the alley tomorrow ill be making a vid to send. Thanks for you help@@BowlismOutlaw

Good question Calvin bro, at the moment I haven't been able to imagine how to implement the drift step with the 4 step approach. Let me think about that a bit. 😂

@BowlismOutlaw thank you for getting back so quick I wasn't sure either so I've been practicing a 5 step instead of a 4. The only way I think it could work would be that step 2 is the drift step.

@calvinwilkes7566 I think adding 1 more step as the 1st drift step would not ruin the rhythm of the 4 step approach 😀 Just consider it as a kick-start step.

@BowlismOutlaw it didn't really just took some getting the timing right

The explanation using skeletal anatomy is quite logical.

Yo! Let’s go bowling bruhsss

I would be happy to help if you want to try it again Aranotsukai 😀

Ah you finally noticed that bro 😁 First of all, this is my very personal technique. There's a reason behind it. I used to have longer 1st and 2nd step which ruins my timing. I tried multiple ways to fix it but they're not quite effective. So I came up with an idea of stepping backward and the result is my first 2 steps become shorter which is exactly what I want :D So I applied it. Also, when stepping backward, I have an "impulsive" feeling when entering the release phase which I feel good for my release, ball speed and power :D This is a little bit different from other bowlers' norm but it works for me hehe. Finally, I just want to say that the drift is still the drift no matter forward or backward :D

@@BowlismOutlaw oh ok. I never saw your optimized approach timing video before. Great stuff!

Finger crossed 🤞

@@BowlismOutlaw just got back. Bowled above my average for the first time in weeks. Still gotta get more comfortable with it but the drift steps helps a lot with consistency.