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.
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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.