Alignment begins with your feet in the set-up. Unnecessary misalignment causes the foot and hip angle to change. You can see this here. I recommend aligning the slide foot to the breakpoint and the ball-side foot 1/2 way back at 30 degrees to open the hip. | Bowling Knowledge

Unnecessary movements in the physical game create inconsistencies. Work to clean-up your starting position with your feet. If you have extra movements, work to start in the angular direction your starting foot movement ends at. From my experience working with 1000s of bowlers around the world, the slide foot controls direction and the ball-side foot controls hip angle (and subsequently potential trunk angle) in the set-up. | Bowling Knowledge

The upper body position impacts the slide foot hip angle which influences footwork. Early shoulder & elbow alignment reduces footwork inefficiencies. Too many 2-handers have a big inward movement in step 3 of 5. This is due to upper body position in the middle of the approach. The upper body position impacts the hip angle. Notice the difference in both the ball-side and slide-side foot in these two examples (left video lesson start and right video after interventions). The beginning, which I see