| The suggestions we have for five easy to | | | | game to remember to be smooth, with |
| accomplish steps are provided right | | | | smaller steps. |
| here-so see if the following tips and | | | | 3) Roll don't throw: |
| see if they help your game! | | | | Don't throw the bowling ball too hard. |
| · PRACTICE, this is the best and only | | | | There should be a visible difference: |
| way to perfect anything you do! | | | | the ball should not slide, but roll down |
| See if you can get cheaper practice time | | | | the lane after you let go. |
| from your bowling alley, if possible. | | | | · SPARES: |
| Another way to get lots of high-pressure | | | | 4) Try picking up single-pin spares: |
| practice is by bowling in several | | | | · Practice your spares, especially the |
| leagues. This may also help your | | | | 10-pin (if you're right handed). Shoot |
| bowling skills and improve your overall | | | | cross alley at the pins on the sides |
| game tremendously. | | | | (stand on the left side, and walk toward |
| A couple things to remember to practice: | | | | that 10-pin). Throw a straighter ball at |
| 1) Choose the very best ball for you: | | | | spares (especially the 10-pin). There |
| The ball you use will have a huge impact | | | | are several ways to do this, the easiest |
| on your game: so once you find the kind | | | | way is to throw harder. If you never |
| of bowling ball that works best for | | | | pick up a 10-pin, get a hard bowling |
| you-you may want to purchase your own. | | | | ball just for 10-pins (and practice with |
| A bowling ball that does not fit your | | | | it, as you must get used to the |
| fingers, that is too light or too heavy, | | | | straighter ball). |
| or if it is not smooth enough, can | | | | 5) Leaving single-pin spares:a) Most |
| really effect your game. | | | | importantly, you have aim directly for |
| 2) Focus on using a more controlled | | | | the head-pin You will likely get more |
| technique: | | | | strikes using this technique, toob) |
| Nearly all pros use the 5-step approach. | | | | Throw where the splits are, not down the |
| If it seems to difficult, amateurs use a | | | | middle. For example: Don't throw a |
| 4-step training program to start. | | | | giant hook, believe me, a smaller hook |
| Perhaps you might want to change? | | | | is more easily controlled. |
| It is a very essential technique your | | | | |