Two-Handed Bowling Progression (3 Years)

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  @Alphaking68 · 2 months ago

  Is it just me or is the first strike of showing my dad so satisfying

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• WI

  @WipeReset · 4 years ago

  That has to be my biggest regret is not starting to get into bowling younger. As an adult i grind practice hard but free time isnt as easy to come by and with no coach you really never fully know if what youre doing/seeing is correct. I wish i would have started younger with coaching and the ability to have so much free time to practice every day. Keep it up man it looks great!

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• CA

  @captaincoinflip · 3 years ago

  This is awesome, as someone that's been bowling now for 14-15 years in my 30 yr life and brought a lot of my friends up from low to high averages it's cool to see your progression.  Keep it up and keep killing it bud, let me know if you ever come around northern VA and we can bowl some haha

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• SL

  @sleep-paralys1s · 3 years ago

  Congrats, if you had a coach he did well with you, and you did amazing yourself. Your form got more relaxed yet more condensed, and it looks great! Good luck moving forward

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• MI

  @mikeyluk5113 · 3 years ago

  Fabulous progression!  I loved bowling when I was younger and was on my college bowling team. Two handed bowling wasn’t even on the radar in the 80’s!  All that matters is consistency and revs when you smash the pocket! Good luck to you.

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• TI

  @tiidelocked · 3 weeks ago

  wow my name is also gavin, just wanted to say that i just got into 2 handed bowling recently and have been doing good with it, and also about to get my new ball after borrowing my friends for a week. this video was fun to watch, hope i can be as good as u one day

• CO

  @colddekstar · 1 year ago

  I&apos;ve been doing something similar, I started bowling 2-handed 22 months ago, while that was too late for most youth tournaments, I&apos;ve absolutely skyrocketed<br><br>When I started my average was 106, high game 145, high series 354<br><br>After 1 year, average 171, high game 257, high series 624<br><br>Currently, average 195, high game 290 x3, high series 694<br><br>I&apos;ve decided I&apos;m going to wait before I properly try tournaments, I need to build a proper arsenal, really nail my physical game, and keep grinding<br><br>Currently I either strike a bunch and miss every spare, or miss every shot, but make every spare, and I need to make sure I&apos;m getting my spares in the games I strike

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• TH

  @thomasstandeven2828 · 2 years ago

  Being 2-handed seems to be the way to go now. The evolution of bowling balls vs the volume of oil is the continuation of the game. It is wonderful to see your progression over such a short period of time. Good luck and continued success!

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  @geis3 · 9 months ago

  3 years later, but this progression video is going to help me show my son who throws left how to properly throw the opposite of me. Well done.

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• MO

  @moreepicrandomness9508 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Your progression throw their years is impressive I&apos;ve been bowling for more than you have and yet you&apos;re more consistent than I am shows the work you&apos;ve put in

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• DA

  @DanielKillar · 4 years ago

  Crazy progression keep up the grind man! I just started about a year ago, working at a bowling alley and I&apos;m a 1 hander, and to see myself going from someone who didn&apos;t know how to even throw a bowling ball correctly to 2 and a half months later bowling my first 200 to now a year later almost bowling my first 300 (yesterday, choked the 11th shot, ended with a 287 lol). This all really shows how hard work and dedication can really pay off. Awesome video man!

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• BR

  @brennendado9700 · 3 years ago

  Your progress is crazy good! Keep up the good work man

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