In Bowling, There Are Things You
Must Know In Order To Score Well.

Unfortunately, most bowlers don’t even know this information exists, let alone how much it could improve your game.

For example, at the beginning level, to go beyond randomly throwing the ball you should know:

• how to stop those humiliating gutter balls (this common mistake is surprisingly easy to fix when you know how)
  
  
• how to properly coordinate the steps in your approach with the movement of both your body and the ball
  
  
• how to use the dots, arrows, markers and individual boards on the lane to help you accurately target
  
  
• the fastest way to find the strike line
  
  
• the ideal speed your ball should be traveling at
  
  
• how to select the ideal ball for your weight and playing style
  
  
• exactly where to stand – and the approach you should use – to maximize your chance of a strike
  
  
• the secret to successful follow-through (it’s not what most people think … it’s sad how many bowlers get this wrong, and settle for low scores as a result)
  
  
• how to accurately target any pins left standing (including exactly where to stand, which is crucial), in order to consistently get spares when pins remain standing
  
  
• how to precisely analyze and correct yourself
  
  
• drills that force you to learn good technique