Archive for June, 2009
Bowling Videos: Do NOT Try This At Your Local Bowling Alley
June 30th, 2009 | 
Author: These guys must be the bowling alley owner’s kids or something 
There’s some really cool shots included in this video — I even like the first one (the double cross split.)
Learn How To Bowl Like The Professionals
If you’ve been craving to learn how to bowl like the professionals, then you probably think that you need to spend hundreds of dollars on expensive lessons, buy the very best equipment in the business and hope that natural talent will carry you to the top.
Sure, you could try learning how to be the best bowler through these methods – but honestly, who has the money or patience for that?
If you’re going to become an amazing bowler, then you need the very best tips and techniques from an acclaimed professional who can show you how to use everything from the lanes to the ball to your advantage.
That’s right: when it comes to bowling, there’s so much more involved than pure natural talent or luck.
If you’re just starting out in the world of bowling, then you’ll need to find a ball that’s the right weight for you (a ball that’s too heavy can end up straining your hand), has proper holes drilled in by a professional (these holes should be based off of your own hand) and is a great fit. Think of your bowling ball as the foundation to a sturdy house – if you don’t have the right foundation to start out with, how can you expect to build your dream home?
However, bowling the perfect game comes down to so much more than just your ball; you need to take into consideration how you’re throwing it as well. Bowling a perfect game is all about angles and force – if you learn how to bowl at different angles to hit pins at a certain force, then you’re bound to have many successful games!
If you’ve always wanted to try bowling but haven’t known quite where to begin –or if you’re an avid bowler looking to spruce up your game – then get ready to learn the secrets of the professionals in the ultimate how-to book that demystifies the perfect game – and the whole sport of bowling!
The Lost Art Of Bowling by Johnny Cartwright is the perfect guide for anyone looking to get ahead in the bowling league or pick up a fun pastime that the whole family will love. If you’re ready to become a seriously talent bowler, then you absolutely cannot afford to miss out on this guide!
Head on over to LostArtofBowling.com to download your copy today!
It’s time to kick gutter balls to the curb – visit LostArtofBowling.com to learn how to bowl your way to the perfect score!
Bowling Videos: Unorthodox Bowling Style
Talk about an unusual bowling style. They said this guy has a high score of 274!
The Hook Ball – Mastering the Technique of Hooking the Bowling Ball
Most people, probably including you, start out bowling by using a “straight” shot. With this style of bowling, you simply point and shoot. Bowling with this style is effective, and you can in fact bowl an excellent score using it.
Even so, if you want to be more serious about bowling, or further improve your score, you’ll need to learn more advanced techniques, adding more skill than luck to your game.
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Bowling Videos: Flying Eagle Bowling Trick Shot
This Youtube video is really cool. Definitely the kind of bowling you wouldn’t normally see at your local bowling alley!
Saving the Spare — How to Knock Down Those Trouble Pins
No matter how skilled a bowler you are, you’re going to find yourself in a spare situation–and for those of us that are casual bowlers, it happens more often than not.
Picking up a spare can be difficult or easy. It all depends on the location of the remaining pins. Some spares are fairly easy for novice bowlers, such as a single pin standing in the center of the lane. Other situations require more concentration, and a little knowledge of geometry 
Splits–when there is two or more pins standing, with a gap in between–are considered the most difficult to spare, and the larger the gap, the tougher the shot.
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Bowling – A Great Family Activity
It’s Saturday night, and your family is sitting around the living room watching television. It’s a rare occasion that your family is together at one time, and you feel as though you all should be making the most of it.
Yet you can’t think of an enjoyable activity that your entire family can do together that encourages healthy competition while meeting fun and like-minded people. Well, get ready to have one of the best family nights ever, because this ultimate group activity is one of North America’s favorite pastimes: bowling!