Sounds like things are going well for you, Tariq. Of course, the true testament will be when you get into league or tournament play and whether you can perform those same fundamentals there. And if things aren't working for you, will you stick with it or fall back into the old?
That's how I've really been able to gauge how well I've practiced. It is truly one thing to pick the 7 and 10 pin off of a full rack 6 straight times and throw a six bagger in practice. It's another animal all together to do it when there is point money, position and side pots, brackets, etc. on the line.
Not that it's all about the money, but just making sure that even when it's not working for you, you continue to do it the right way.
I relayed the story about how just last Sunday I bowled on some very tough (dry) conditions. Wven though I only shot 658, I kept my focus and only left two open frames, both on impossible spares...the 7-9 (on a high flush shot) and the 7-10 (on a high flush also).
Repetition (which creates muscle memory) is the only thing that will ensure that 'starting over' is a good thing...only time will tell. I normally wouldn't suggest starting completely over, only adjusting certain areas at a time, but if it works in long run I'm happy for you.
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And though I have the gift of prophecy and understand all mysteries and possess unlimited knowledge, and have faith which could remove mountains; and have not charity, I am nothing - 1 Corinthians 13:2