Bowling is a sport where pros and even amateurs love to play. It is a good sport to play and spend time together with family and friends. It also helps develop body balance and control. It exercises your legs and muscle groups which help burn your calories. With the help of consistent engagement with this sport, even when you are a beginner, you can improve your bowling skills and earn scores easier. Let me give you some basic tips to play like a pro and knock down all those pins.
The Bowling Ball
The bowling ball is the one that is thrown at the lane to knock down the pins. It is better to have you own bowling ball at least you are familiar with your ball and how much effort you should put as you throw the ball. The heavier the ball, the better! But make sure you are comfortable with it and you can lift it. The advantage of a heavy ball is that it you will have more control over the ball.
Bowling Shoes
Though you can use your comfortable and fit rubber shoes, it is better to have bowling shoes. Bowling shoes help you score better for they are really intended for bowling. It gives you the proper fit and comfort required in playing bowling. And it does not slip for the sole of the shoes has enough friction against the floor.
Standing Position
Where you place your feet at the start of the lane gives impact as where the ball goes. If you are still a beginner, experiment on where to stand. Once you found a stand that gives you a perfect throw, take note of it. Try doing it again and you will master it.
The Stride
If you are a right-handed person, step with your right foot first. Take three more steps ending with your left foot as you release the ball. This assures proper balance. If you can't get used to it immediately, you can try doing it at home with an imaginary ball. Practice is the key.
The Aim
Before striding the ball as you look at the pins, get your aim. There are arrows painted on the lane. Look at the closest arrows and choose one.
Joints
As you throw the ball, bend your knees comfortably as far as you can. The lower you are to the floor, it gives you more control over the ball. On the other hand, keep your wrist straight as you stride the ball and avoid turning it.
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