Two handed bowling ball motion differs from one-handed. Bowling coahStephen Padilla discusses the importance of being prepared regarding the kind of equipment you’re going to use and the types of adjustments you’re going to make when entering a competition as a two handed bowler.
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13:47Rod Ross and Bryan O’Keefe show you an easy way to find your bowling ball PAP, otherwise known as your positive axis point (PAP). The PAP differs from bowler to bowler, so it is important to know yours and what it means in relation to the layout on your equipment.
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3:18Bowling coaches Rod Ross and and Kim Terrell-Kearney provide tips for competing on different lanes and changing pairs during a league or tournament. It is always beneficial to have a second set of eyes behind you to see if your ball is hooking too much or too late, and where it is using its energy.…
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