In this video, bowling coach Pat Costello demonstrates to Carolyn Dorin-Ballard the benefits of practicing her five-ball drill. This drill is a helpful and simple way to help your spare game and increase your average. It is best to work on this drill with a plastic spare ball.
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1:28Shooting at Double Wood and the Bucket
When two pins are stacked one in front of the other on a spare shot, it’s known as “double wood” in bowling. For right-handed bowlers, it is the 2-pin and 8-pin, and for left-handed bowlers, it’s the 3-pin and 9-pin. The “sleeper” in a “double wood” shot refers to the rear pin (that is, the…
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1:41Practice Spares with “Low Ball”
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1:29Establish a Straight Arm Swing with the Ball Start Drill
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1:45Coaching Technology for Better Bowling
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