How Do You Keep Good Bowling Timing?
By: bowlingball.com,
Originally Posted: 8/26/16; Updated: 2/10/2022bowlingball.com continues our series of Editorial articles to express opinions about the bowling industry. This article asks how do you keep good bowling timing?
Because this site provides continuous editorial bowling articles, we thought it would be fun to hear from our friends how they monitor their timing during competition and in practice sessions.
It is generally recognized that bowling timing is the relationship between your engaged arm swing cycle to your walking motion.
Since every accomplished bowler has to make certain they do not get complacent with swing and steps tempo, it might be nice to learn what our friends have to say about how they view the importance of maintaining a good timing motion in their games?
There are many talented players using both early and late timing sequences. Which do you prefer?
Do you focus on when you begin your swing or “pushaway” motion relative to your first step of your approach?
Do you use an early timing sequence and get your ball into your backswing quickly?
Do you use a late timing sequence and walk slowly so you do not have to force your swing and release trying to catch up to your steps?
Do you carry the ball with tension in your bowling arm before allowing your ball to fall into your backswing?
Do you use the “pushaway” movement or do you simply allow your ball to fall into the backswing without moving forward first?
Are you a bowler who never thinks much about timing or one who seldom practices a given timing sequence?
We would like to read your comments related to how do you keep good bowling timing?
Kindly place your comment in our blog section immediately below this article and let us share in your timing tips or tricks.
It will be fun for all of our community to share the highlights of each other’s bowling prowess. Everyone uses some type of timing to initiate their swing cycle. If you have worked with a coach at one time or another, how have you been advised to time your swing and steps effectively? If you focus more on steps than swing, what keys are you using? If you think mostly about your swing and not your feet, how do you maintain consistency?
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