Rod Ross and Fred Borden discuss the differences between bowling training and practice. Learn about Myelin and how stores information as well as how training creates more myelin in your brain. Find out how important it is to train exactly the way you want to. It is time for you to start making more myelin in your brain to improve your bowling skills!
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