Kim Terrell-Kearney and Carolyn Dorin-Ballard show how much you can learn from the bowlers around you. When you are participating in a tournament, or even practicing, you can learn from others on the lane. Make adjustments faster by watching where other competitors are playing and find out the benefits of scouting other teams before you bowl against them.
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4:20Bowling Practice with Purpose: Developing a Plan
You play like you practice and you practice how you play. If you find yourself practicing and not seeing the results during your league night or tournament, it’s time to approach practice differently. Gold Coach and Bowler Development Lead at Bowlersmart Richard Shockley and Silver Level Coach Dan Triske give their insight on bowling practice…
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5:09Bowling Ball Surface Adjustments
When the ball isn’t getting where it needs to go on the lanes, many bowlers will assume they need to buy a new ball before they even try to make bowling ball surface adjustments. Changing the surface ever so slightly of your bowling balls can give you such a different ball reaction and in turn improve your scoring…
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12:15Creating Proper Ball Motion: Short Oil Pattern
Every bowler throws the ball slightly different, generating a rev rate, tilt and ball speed that is distinctly their own. Because of this, each individual bowler has to figure out how to create the proper ball motion for their unique stroke in order to be successful on any lane. Today, we take a look at…
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1:49Bowling Ball Release Ratio
One of the key components of understanding ball motion for a bowler is what Rod Ross calls a bowling ball release ratio. This is a ratio of how fast the ball is traveling down a lane in relation to how fast the ball is spinning. See an example of how a release ratio works and…
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