Trey Landry, Cory Ledet, and Justin Bui bowling at AMF Kenner, LA Trey- High Game- 300 High Series- 777 Cory- High Game- 300 High Series- 756 Justin- High Game- 300 High Series- 782
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For a two hander, he throws a pretty straight ball. I throw a 920T and I’m a two hander bowler as well, and I usually stand on the 35 board, throw it out to the six board and it works nicely on any lanes, but then again my rev rate is 430. But if he is carrying a 212 average the way he throws it, that’s pretty decent. As long as it works for him. Good bowling guys.
The lefty is pretty decent but the rest…
In my opinion, the two hander is getting around the ball a little too early. I think if you waited on it, you could really cover some boards with that ball.
@Cx6Productions Thanks. You too!
hey justin this is connor from creole lanes,we bowled yall today and i have to say i just love to watch you and cory throw your bowling balls! you have such a perfect approach and cory has such a pretty release, i spent alot of time when it wasnt my turn watch his release and ball roll, just awsome! yall r some really good bowlers and it was fun bowling againts yall today
@Retrobowler I was using a 900 Global Bounty Hunter. I don’t really thrown that one anymore
Way ball was the lefty using mutant cell?
@mocitypearland Thanks. And he does now have a more end over end roll but still struggled on sport for the first time last weekend.
yall r great bowlers but jus sum contructive criticism the 2nd dude n the blue shirt needs 2 roll the ball end over end more instead of spinning it cuz if he was bowling on a sport pattern the ball wouldnt really break on heavy oil!
@Cubyfan92 havent been bowling that long two years, so dont know a tip for that sorry.
@Cubyfan92 I do not use a real targeting system honestly. I mentally prepare for what I want to do pre-shot, and just go on feel and instinct after that. If you watch my feet, the interlock with each other as I step so I get straight in my approach. In the slomo video on my channel, I cannot believe how I can walk like that seamlessly and never trip. It is just all about practice and repetition. I am constantly just walking around practicing my approach wherever I am.
@timjiminez i would like to ask you something. i am a left handed bowler how tends to drift 15 to 20 boards and its killing me. i usually use my right foot to target but i was told that if i use my left leg the problem can be fixed. can you tell me what you think.
@timjiminez Thanks!
Great bowling, keep up the good work!
@johnnykool327 And we are all around 90% spare shooters. We differ
@johnnykool327 I’m #3. Thank you very much
This was only from 3 games. There weren’t many spare opportunities.
I know at least for me the first 4 minutes were all in a row.
We will record more stuff when we go back out.
Bowler #3 has nearly perfect bowling mechanics. Perfect form and smooth roll.
Bowler #2 could benefit from looking at the roll on the ball, might be a little too top-spinny. I struggled with this when changing balls this year.
More importantly, why are we only looking at first shots? Strikes are one thing, but how are we at picking up spares? Good bowlers strike, great bowlers pick up their spares.
not bad
Sorry for the music, that’s what was playing in the bowling alley
not bad, pritty cool