15/05/2026
🚀Fast Bowling-Developing Arm Speed & Completing The Action⬇️⬇️⬇️
🧠The kneeling drill is designed to isolate upper body sequencing, trunk rotation, front-arm mechanics and force transfer without the distraction of the run up or lower body compensation.
🎥In this reel we show you how to perform the drill and its transition to an upright action with key biomechanics✅️
🗣Key Coaching Cues:
1. Stay Tall: Don’t collapse sideways.
👉Head over hips
2. Strong Front Arm:
Pull the non-bowling arm down aggressively.
👉Rip the front elbow into your pocket
3. Rotate Around a Stable Spine:
You want controlled rotation, not falling away.
👉Rotate, don’t spin out
4. Fast Arm, Relaxed Hand:
Arm speed matters more than muscling the ball.
👉Whip, don’t push
5. Finish Over Front Side:
Chest and bowling shoulder should travel through target.
👉Nose over front knee
🚨Common Mistakes:
❌ Leaning away
▫️Causes loss of force transfer.
❌ Pushing the ball
▫️You want whip and sequencing.
❌ No front-arm action
▫️Kills trunk speed.
❌ Sitting back on heel
▫️Stay athletic and forward.
❌ Treating it as just upper-body exercise
▫️It’s a coordination drill, not bodybuilding.