Her fake relax arm swing get ride of it .This is why, she has to use some muscle to keep the swing at the same height 2 or 3 swings after the ball is release. 2 swings, the release and 1 more is all you need as long as the 2nd arm swing is slower then the 1st.

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Thanks for the suggestion. I have her working on that now, it will take her awhile to get used to getting rid of the extra arm swings.

She most certainly has a great starting point to start from.  I think the most important advice is to make sure to support her career equipment wise from a young age. What I mean by that is to make sure to get a quality pro shop that knows what they're doing to put her in a proper weight , fit etc.  As she grows, make sure her fit changes with her. 

 

I would also, were she my child, make sure that she understands the importance of throwing plastic at spares and becoming accurate with it.  By doing so. she will have a tremendous advantage later in life of having thrown at specific spares for years and years and essentially take a lot of difficulty out of patterns.  Straight at spares (namely single pins) removes the pattern from play.  Along with this, just make sure she's learning and at a rate that she's comfortable with and make sure you provide her with what she needs to be confident in her abilities.  I think often times watching pro's on TV will give her a goal to get to and does in a sense provide info like watching film would for a football player.

 

Support though is most important.

 

What a beautiful game though at such a young age.  I think she's got some God given talent, just provide her with the tools she needs to work.

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I'm not trying to be mean, but if she continues those arms swings, she can be referred to as flapper girl.

 

Just search on YouTube for flapper bowling. You will get a chuckle