Bowling is both physically and mentally exhausting, so Chris Barnes and Kim Terrell-Kearney discuss some bowling warm-up exercises for properly preparing your body before bowling and cool down exercises for recovering after bowling. Warming up with dynamic exercises and static stretching will go a long way to help prevent injuries and guarantee you are ready for a successful day of bowling.
Tags: bowling exercises, Free Videos
Related Videos
-
3:09When it comes to coaching a bowler, there’s much more you can do as an instructor than simply observe and critique. Becoming a better coach is similar to becoming a better bowler in that the process requires certain bowling coaching tools. To truly be effective as a coach, i.e. to make the appropriate adjustments and
Watch Now >> -
3:47Bowling coach Stephen Padilla explains how to get the most out of your bowling coach. If there are areas in your game that you need to improve upon, there are five steps to making a change in your relationship that you and your coach should be aware of. By focusing on these areas of your
Watch Now >> -
13:53Perhaps the greatest thing about bowling is that it’s one of the few sports that can be played by people of all ages, from toddlers to seniors and everywhere in between. And thanks to a number of big changes to the sport in the last few decades, it has become easier for senior bowlers to
Watch Now >> -
4:06Most bowlers are not aware that they can become more dynamic with their bowling stroke by adjusting the most minor mechanics. One of these simple changes that can often lead to dramatic results is the bowling grip pressure. Depending on the way you hold the ball and how hard you press with your fingers, you
Watch Now >>
How far in advance can you stretch before the league and still be loose?
Thank you for your question. In general, you can begin to stretch whenever you would like. However, once you stop, you’ll begin to lose the effects in approximately 15-20 minutes.
Superb inaomrftion here, ol’e chap; keep burning the midnight oil.