1. Physical Game Introduction - Presentation

2. Physical Game Components:  Ball Start  Tempo  Armswing  Wrist position  Release  Finish position

3. Athletic Pose Will a well-executed shot compensate for incorrect body alignment?

4.  Length of ball start  Force Exerted  Vertical movement Ball Start

5. Tempo Fluid, Free flowing motion of the body will Generate energy that is transferred to the ball. Note: Tempo can be most effectively changed by; Modifying the armswing

6. Tempo - Energy Transfer

8. Arm Swing The Key to Accuracy When you set it free!

9. Arm Swing Swing Plane Start out / Ball in / Swing out

10. Arm Swing Start out / Ball in / Swing out

11. Arm Swing Inconsistent Swing Plane Back View Consistent Swing Plane

12. Consistent Armswing

13. Inconsistent Armswing

14. Arm Swing Inconsistent Shape Consistent Shape

15. Inconsistent Armswing

17. Wrist Position FIRM RELAXEDSTRONG What are 3 major wrist positions?

18. Wrist Position SIDE VIEW BACK VIEW Firm

19. Wrist Position SIDE VIEW BACK VIEW Relaxed

20. Wrist Position SIDE VIEW BACK VIEW Strong

21. Collapsing the Wrist

22. The Release  Thumb release  Thumb releases first  Thumb position  Troubleshooting the ‘spinner’  Finger and wrist rotation  Finger release on outswing

23. Hand Position - Release Straight Ball 12 / 6 Hook Ball (RH) 11/ 5

24. Finish Position BACK VIEW

25. Finish Position “Post the Shot”

26. Bumped Armswing

27. Finish Position SIDE VIEW POST THE SHOT! Until the ball leaves the pin deck The spine is tilted slightly forward

28. Perspective Items a coach should examine from:  Side view  Back view  Front view

29. TEAM CANADA A Step Above "Risk more than others think is safe. Care more than others think is wise. Dream more than others think is practical. Expect more than others think is possible"