A New Way To Play (Lawn Bowls)

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  @NevRodda · 11 months ago (edited) · pinned

  Hi Team, I’m releasing a training app to help you identify areas you need to improve with training session recording and Ai analysis. Here is the link for those interested in the Pre-launch: <a href="https://torny.co/">https://torny.co</a>

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  @brettmessner5954 · 5 months ago

  As someone who is new to lawn bowling I am glad that I came across &nbsp;your video! Thank you for this and I look forward to practising this method!

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  @tonyo8033 · 3 months ago

  Thanks mate, it’s good for me, ensures my weight is going forward and I haven’t been pulling across my body. My game is improving and I feel more confident

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  @thomasmeggs6281 · 4 months ago

  This is a great video! In the mid 2000s at 14 I was playing county u21 level, stupidly I stopped playing a few years later. In the last few years I keep saying I&apos;ll get back into it, the outdoor season has just started here in England and your video has inspired me. I have a meeting booked down my local club next week.

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  @derrickhodgson3 · 1 year ago

  Thank you so much Nev. This is so helpful to me. This is my third year but this now explains why I haven&apos;t been getting my weight right (most of the time). Please keep putting these out. They are the tuition videos on the net. Really appreciate your time. Derrick

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  @KevinJEvans · 8 months ago

  Great to see you back Ned. I kinda do the same but seeing this I can see I am releasing a little early. Great food for thought.

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  @andrehudson907 · 1 year ago

  Love this. Great to have a fresh look at the delivery. This gives us something to discuss and improve. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and thoughts.

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  @nickmaguire4914 · 1 year ago

  As a new bowler I&apos;m very aware of the different styles you see. Generally I see the best bowlers almost walking off the mat, which is clearly a body weight thing, whilst bowlers at my club are telling me to stay down on the follow through, ending almost like a statue which is an arm swing thing.<br>Maybe both can be right and it&apos;s what&apos;s right for you.<br>However, what I observe is that body weight transfer flattens out the path of the bowl from an arc where there is only one point where the bowl is approximating the green, that is the absolute bottom point of the pendulum to a position where the bowl actually travels parallel to the green and is pushed along the path rather than thrown. Drawing it would be easier! <br>In the arc scenario the margin for error is smaller as either just before or just after bottom dead centre the bowl will actually be tossed or thrown. Moving the body forward flattens the delivery curve and my observation so far is that this push rather than a swing softens the delivery of the bowl therefore giving a softer landing at the other end. I could well be wrong but so far it seems the bowl &apos;dies&apos; into the head rather than &apos;roll&apos; through it with momentum.<br>Good job, far better technical presentation than other channels.<br>PS. practiced with the CDs, works well.

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  @frasermaguire · 1 year ago

  Try implementing the Golf swing tracker onto a bowls delivery. And even the ball tracker on to the bowl from the end of the rink.

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  @ChrisAlldred · 1 year ago

  I love this video.Ive been working on controlling my wgt with forward momentum for 3 yrs.The rocking on my front foot feels great.Thankyou Nev.

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  @JennieThompson-ww2sf · 5 months ago

  Hello. I watched this video at 4am UK time this morning after being thoroughly fed up with bowling short on heavy greens in UK in mid April.<br>I&apos;m left handed. Had to go to bowls club to try out your technique today. I have very small hands, female, use Size 00 woods. Once I got the rocking movement and my feet sorted, I bowled all four woods accurately to a full length jack. I need to keep practising to make this delivery consistent but already an amazing difference. I&apos;d only been using my arm and muscle. Being quite short, to use the momentum of my whole body makes such sense.<br>Thank you 😊

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  @SOulDie22 · 8 months ago

  ohhh youre back!!!!! loved your videos from ages ago, but thought u stopped dping them... thank you!! - Chris Ward

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