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I regularly hear from a recreational bowler ready to take on the game of bowling more seriously. When bowling is your goal, you’re approaching a critical time in your development as a serious bowling competitor. My introduction to A Bowler’s Development shouldn’t be ignored. Pros at a nearby bowling pro shop want their customers develop bowling skills. It’s no surprise, roll strikes if can spare ‘em (hehe). That’s a joke. I admit, so it’s more complicated than that. No worry, with a little guidance we’ll get you rolling down the right lane.

First, get a knowledgeable friend to help you purchase the specialized bowling supplies at a nearby bowling pro shop. It’s not a sales pitch, it actually matters. It’s no joke, get your favorite ball drilled, and you’ll never go back. A precision fitted bowling ball can make a substantial improvement in your game. Of course another critical matter is benefiting from well-made bowling shoes which are in good condition.

If you already acquired the right supplies, now it’s time for the second best bowling tip: taking aim. If you hold the ball, try not to focus on your actual target, the pins. Aim for the the notches on the lane like a barrel of a gun. Never thought of this? You’ll find it more effective to hit a mark a good deal closer. For it to work right, make sure you begin your approach at the a consistent place on the wood each time. If you do it the same every time you can perfect your accuracy and angle.

What do you make of massive hooks on the ball, to achieve their desired pin action? Indeed, this is our next best piece of bowling advice. The secret is the pricy reactive ball. Might be surprising that serious bowlers pack at least two bowling balls to pull off heavy hooks, depending on the type of game and lane. Word of warning: begginers might want to not try to be fancy, and don’t get a ball that is too heavy for you. A lot of avid bowlers use bowling balls made for synthetic expert grip. But these pro bowling balls can make even some well known players look silly. That about raps it up. Rest assured you’ll find shortly.

–Edward Rogers

My family and I roll strikes for Team “Pindemonium” made up of the operation at our marketing business down in Kansas City. I chime in with tips to novice bowlers online and in my local newsletter. Finally, I have to give a shout out to my bowling buddies in the shop. Best of luck.