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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10:17Tracking Your Bowler Statistics with Simple Tools
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8:53Navigating Lane Transition as a Left Handed Bowler
It’s long been a myth that the left handed bowler doesn’t have to deal with oil transition like a right handed bowler does during the course of tournament. They may not experience the exact same changes, but lefties have a different problem on their hands when a lane starts to burn: the residual effects caused…
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5:13Bowling 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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7:26Versatility Across Bowling Oil Patterns
Bowling oil patterns are a major factor in determining your bowling strategy. Bowling coaches Kim Terrell-Kearney and Frank Buffa demonstrate proper release and reaction of a bowling ball on a short and a long pattern. Watch this video and learn how to add versatility to your game.
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