Jet Bowling Tips

By: bowlingball.com, Originally Posted: 2/2/17; Updated: 11/23/2021

If you are a bowler who hates to practice or one who just does not wish to spend money on practice bowling or on lessons, then you can quickly tune your game using one or more of these jet bowling tips without any major changes to your bowling style.

Here are a few jet tips for you to consider if you wish to work on your game anytime you bowl:

*Flex your knees lower by about a half of an one inch in your set-up position.

*Walk slightly more briskly to the foul line.

*Swing and follow through as loosely yet as aggressively as possible without losing your balance.

*If you are not a power player, then consider bowling with wrist support device to regulate the moment your thumb exits the ball.

*Keep your eyes focused on your sight target throughout your approach and delivery.

That’s it - just go bowl. Be aggressive, have some fun, and go bowl. Trust your game and use your skills to your advantage.

Don’t make wholesale changes to your bowling style if you are not willing to work hard and practice often to ingrain physical changes.

If you just want to get a bit more from your game and not really put any more effort into it than you already do, then follow these jet tips.

The main thing to remember is to enjoy your time bowling so you do not get stale and burn out on the game. If you can’t have some fun bowling, why do it?

Try these next time you bowl. Maybe one or more will help you gain improved results without putting forth a great deal more energy than normally.

Another tip to help you keep your game tuned is to repeat the same approach and swing tempo each shot. Move at the same tempo to the foul line after you stepped up your pace of walking. Try to match the pace of your steps to your swing pace, follow through to your target, pick up spares, and enjoy your time on the lanes.

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