An early release or a late release will result in a poor shot. One way to control this leaning urge is to balance the urge by an activity with the other hand - even putting your hand in your pocket The fixed stance is great if you can master the release point timing. is a common solution. But some bowlers use a shorter bowling arm and lean into the shot. Others use a shorter arm and release high, Step and Bowl well above the green, resulting in a bumpy unpredictable delivery. Some arm bowlers find it easier to coordinate their release I step and bowl using a right hand delivery and my right foot with their step forward. As their forward foot” touches “stepping forward and release when my right foot touches the green . the green they release the bowl. There are no rules other than one foot should be on or over the mat So step and bowl can give you a better coordinated release than a at the point of delivery. fixed stance. The above is an introduction not a full treatise. Finding a Release Point Thanks for reading, I might do a Youtube video next. Finding an ideal release point and doing it the same every time is the difficult thing to learn. But apparently, some people have no The end difficulty and the rest of us have to practice. I solved the leaning and release point issues. I solved the leaning issue for myself by stepping forward with my right foot instead of my left. It is not a 100% solution but it works better for me. (I am right handed). I release the bowl next to my right foot at the same time as my foot touches the green. Controlling the Urge to lean See Tennis illustration, we all have an to lean over into the “urge” shot and the mechanical arm can dig into the green and spoil our shot.
An early release or a late release will result in a poor shot. The fixed stance is great if you can master the release point timing. Step and Bowl Some arm bowlers find it easier to coordinate their release with their step forward. As their “stepping forward foot” touches the green they release the bowl. So step and bowl can give you a better coordinated release than a fixed stance. Finding a Release Point Finding an ideal release point and doing it the same every time is the difficult thing to learn. But apparently, some people have no difficulty and the rest of us have to practice. I solved the leaning and release point issues. I solved the leaning issue for myself by stepping forward with my right foot instead of my left. It is not a 100% solution but it works better for me. (I am right handed). I release the bowl next to my right foot at the same time as my foot touches the green. Controlling the Urge to lean See Tennis illustration, we all have an “urge” to lean over into the shot and the mechanical arm can dig into the green and spoil our shot. One way to control this leaning urge is to balance the urge by an activity with the other hand - even putting your hand in your pocket is a common solution. But some bowlers use a shorter bowling arm and lean into the shot. Others use a shorter arm and release high, well above the green, resulting in a bumpy unpredictable delivery. I step and bowl using a right hand delivery and my right foot forward and release when my right foot touches the green . There are no rules other than one foot should be on or over the mat at the point of delivery. The above is an introduction not a full treatise. Thanks for reading, I might do a Youtube video next. The end
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