Bowling hall of famer Carolyn Dorin-Ballard discusses the 3-10, or the baby split. While it is not recommended for bowlers to go after every split, the 3-10 is a bit easier to make than most. Watch and learn how to make the 3-10 split by shooting at the 3 pin and deflecting the ball from one pin into the other.
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