Level Up Your Two-Handed Release With The Non-Bowling Hand (Secret Unveiled)

Have you ever wondered why two-handed bowlers need the second hand to bowl? If you don’t know the answer, it’s a big problem. And if you know the answer, like, because it helps hold the ball during the swing, you would be surprised that it’s much more crucial than that. In this video, I will unveil a secret of the second hand in the two-handed bowling style which can help you have a much stronger and more accurate release. Let’s dive in.

00:38 Release Timing in 2 handed bowling
02:13 What if the non-bowling hand leaves the ball too early?
03:23 How to prevent the non bowling hand leaving the ball too early?

Key highlights
💡 00:00 Using the non-bowling hand in two-handed bowling helps to time the release and lessen the weight of the ball during the swing.

🎳 01:08 Release timing is crucial for two-handers, just like for one-handers, even though the thumb is not used in two-handed bowling.

🎳 01:47 Keep your non-bowling hand under the ball at release to avoid rotating the ball too early and dropping it off to the side.

🎳 02:25 Use your non-bowling hand to help with ball rotation and maintain leverage for an optimal release, but be mindful not to let go too soon.

🎳 02:55 Use both hands to create rotation and keep the ball on the target line when releasing.

💡 03:17 Apply pressure with your non-bowling hand to prevent the ball from falling off the target line during release.

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