Carolyn Dorin-Ballard and Pat Costello introduce you to a helpful practice method designed to increase your accuracy. Learn how to visualize and target three specific parts of the bowling lane, and how cones can be used to enhance these targets.
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Bowling Ball Speed
Kim Terrell-Kearney and Frank Buffa provide a few helpful tips for improving consistency in your bowling ball speed. Learn how to adjust your ball speed correctly as well as learn how to throw the ball at three speeds. Find out why it is important to be able to throw the ball at different speeds. Feel…
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Axis Rotation Bowling Improvement with the “Axis Trainer”
Axis rotation is the angle made between the bowling ball rotation and its movement down-lane. More axis rotation applied to a bowling ball gives you more skid and hook potential down-lane. Less axis rotation applied to a bowling ball gives you less skid and hook potential down-lane. Silver level coaches Dan Triske and Doug O’Bryant…
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How to Improve Your Bowling Style
“Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery,” Charles Caleb Colton said. With the PBA and PWBA tours televised regularly, along with today’s social media reach, bowlers often find themselves imitating a pro’s bowling style. In this video, silver level coaches Dan Triske and Doug O’Bryant explain the pros and cons involved in trying to mimic…
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Bowling Team Drill: Walk the Line
Pat Costello and Carolyn Dorin-Ballard present a team drill known as walk the line. This drill focuses on players watching each other and helping improve your team’s accuracy. It is important for the bowler following you to know where you finished the previous shot. This will help you and your teammates improve.
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