Bowling coaches Rod Ross and Kim Terrell-Kearney discuss a house shot and how the condition of the bowling lane changes over the course of several games. They also assess the styles of three different bowlers and teach you how each player should approach the condition as it changes. By taking into account the amount of oil that builds up in certain parts of the lane over time, you can better adjust for a more consistent ball reaction.
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Bowling Grips and Thumb Inserts
Carolyn Dorin-Ballard and Bill Monce teach you the differences between bowling grips and slugs. Find out what they are used for and learn the benefits of using bowling grips and/or bowling slugs. Also, learn more about the thumb hole and see what options you have regarding thumb inserts. Use these helpful tips to feel more…
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Essential Bowling Posture Tips
Your posture greatly affects your body’s endurance and the consistency of your swing. Rod Ross and Kim Terrell-Kearney teach you how to achieve consistent posture, and show a few common examples of poor posture.
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Playing Low Ball to Overcome Corner Pin Spares
Nobody likes shooting corner pins, but if you practice enough, you can take the fear out of shooting them. USBC Hall of Famer Carolyn Dorin-Ballard teaches you about a practice game called Low Ball, where competitors attempt to knock down the fewest pins possible each frame by aiming for the corner pins.
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Creating a Consistent Bowling Swing
Team USA Head Coach Rod Ross and Assistant Head Coach Kim Terrell-Kearney teach you how to create a more consistent approach to the line. By using two strips of tape to lay out a guideline to your approach, this drill will help you draw the ball back in a straight line rather than pulling it…
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