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Washouts should not be intimidating, especially if you approach them from the correct angle. Team USA Head Coach Rod Ross explains how you still can use your strike ball to pick up a washout by just moving your feet to the angle that is most advantageous to cover the spare.
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Here is the truth behind Lane Shine. The hidden culprit responsible for bowling balls changing surface and losing performance. This is also what you can do about it. TruCut Sanding pads are available here. TruCut Hand Applied Polish is here. Here is everything else you may need. You can get …
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This video does a deep dive on layouts for drilling asymmertical bowling balls. We also discuss how to match up drilling asymmetrical vs symmetrical balls. You can join our Staff for more information on how to become a better bowler.
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Nobody likes shooting corner pins, but if you practice enough, you can take the fear out of shooting them. USBC Director of Coaching Carolyn Dorin-Ballard teaches you about a practice game called Low Ball, where competitors attempt to knock down the fewest pins possible each frame by aiming for the …
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USBC Director of Coaching Carolyn Dorin-Ballard teaches you how to use the 3-6-9 spare system to move left along the boards to adjust in order to pick up a spare. Here she shows you how to adjust to pick up the 3 and 6 pins.
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USBC Director of Coaching Carolyn Dorin-Ballard teaches you how to use the 3-6-9 spare system to move right along the boards to adjust in order to pick up a spare. Here she shows you how to adjust to pick up the 2, 4 and 7 pins.
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