Originally posted by mach10:as long as the ball can hit high pinfalls, it doesn't matter.![]()
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as long he can get a perfect score or be better than others that is the right wayOriginally posted by sgboy:Today I saw someone at the bowling alley bowling. He's quite good but I find it rare.
He is bowling and when he throw/bowl the ball, he uses his right hand and his right leg in front. I thought normally is left leg right hand or right leg left hand.
Is right hand right leg acceptable? Is it acceptable during tournament/competition?
notice the guy walk forward and when right leg and right hand move together he throw the ball. is a technique. get perfect scores. i used to play bowling 13 years ago..................Originally posted by seercraft:i use the right hand and right leg too. that guy "throw" the ball toward the centre of the alley and the ball kind of fly toward the pins to get perfect scores. right?
fling of the waist, strength and accuracy.
Originally posted by seercraft:notice the guy walk forward and when right leg and right hand move together he throw the ball. is a technique. get perfect scores. i used to play bowling 13 years ago..................
Originally posted by seercraft:i use the right hand and right leg too. that guy "throw" the ball toward the centre of the alley and the ball kind of fly toward the pins to get perfect scores. right?
fling of the waist, strength and accuracy.
are you trying learn bowling online??Originally posted by sgboy:What kind of technique is this? Got this kind og technique? Will it be disqualified during tournament/etc if using right leg right hand or left leg left hand?
So is there anything wrong with such techniques? So you play bowling now? Still using ths technique or change already?
think its typo.. should be "fling of the wrist"Originally posted by sgboy:What is fling of the waist, strength and accuracy ??