How To Improve Your Bowling Accuracy
If you wish to
improve your bowling accuracy, then focus on a few key elements of your game. Practice with purpose. Remain in the "here and now" and practice the fundamentals which will allow you to improve your bowling accuracy.
Here are some tips:
1. Try and keep your target aligned with the edge of your shoulder throughout the approach and into the "
release zone." Focus your eyes on the target throughout the approach, the delivery, and until the ball passes your target. Maintain an athletic
posture during your approach.
2. Focus on a consistent pace or tempo of footsteps. Try and avoid accelerating your steps excessively. Allow sufficient time for your arm-swing to match your steps in tempo. The final two steps of your approach are the most critical. Fast steps will cause hurried and inaccurate releases.
3. Begin your arm-swing toward your target and allow the downswing to flow freely to the top of the backswing in one uninterrupted motion, then allow the ball to swing freely and without arm control downward until the ball reaches the "release zone." Try to maintain a consistent tempo on the backswing and forward swing on each delivery so you have time to make an effective delivery to your target.
4. Practice "letting your hand follow the ball to your target!" If your hand follows through in the same direction of your target on the lane, then the ball will likely follow in the same direction. Keep your chin pointed to the same target and your head should remain motionless at all times.
5. Hold your form at the foul line. Pose until your ball passes your target. Balance during and after the critical release of the ball is vital in helping you
improve your bowling accuracy.
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