The highest form of bowling intelligence is to be able to perform observation without judgement. The goal is to notice first and react at least 5 seconds later. Watch as bowling coach Kim Terrell-Kearney attempts this practice during and after her shots.
You Might Also Enjoy...
-
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…
Watch Now >> -
3:48What Can and Cannot be Controlled in Bowling?
Being “present” when bowling is filled with mental challenges. Training your mental game to meet these challenges is a key component for elite bowlers and those learning how to bowl better. Scott Pohl, the owner of On Track Pro Shop, explains that the things we can and cannot control on and off the lanes affect…
Watch Now >> -
2:59Bowling 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…
Watch Now >> -
10:19Honing Your Bowling Mental Game
If you can control your mind, you can control your game. It’s well known that the most dominant and consistent athletes are often the toughest mentally. Whether things are going perfectly to plan or the wheels are coming off, the strongest athlete remains calm and keeps their focus. This is especially true for bowling, a…
Watch Now >>
Thank you for explaining why I sometimes forget what area I rolled over or just where I stood as soon as I leave the approach.