Front foot contact

As for the phrase front foot contact, it already refers to the serving player (bowler). Front foot contact indicates the position of the bowler when the front foot touches the ground after his run up. We explain: bowlers often make a jump before throwing (to give the ball more speed). So, when jumping, the front foot comes off last. It also ends with a small flight (jump) of the player. It is important to jump up and land correctly in order to throw the ball efficiently and continue the game without injury. Again, there is a working front foot for each bowler.

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