In today’s game, there is no such thing as completely flat bowling lanes. Bowling coaches Randy Stoughton and Carolyn Dorin-Ballard demonstrate the significant effect that lane topography has on ball motion. Whether you’re bowling a local tournament or going to the Open Championships, try to learn as much as possible about the bowling center you’re going to so that you can be better prepared.
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3:15Tournament Success: Prepare Like a Champion
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3:11Getting Ahead of The Competition Before a Tournament
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1:26Bowling Ball Surface Adjustments
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2:06Bowling Advice: Food for Thought
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