Introduction


Here on this site you will find information that you did not know about, that you can use to improve your game. Because lets face it if you could improve your average by just 10 pins a game wouldn't you have more fun bowling? That's what this site is all about, spreading my years of knowledge to help others enjoy bowling as much as I do, and by doing this hope to grow interest in the sport of bowling. The information alone won't turn you into a pro, only hard work and practice to the tune of 50 to 100 games a week will do that.

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Crystal Boyer - Ohio State High-school woman champion.


 This is a video of Crystal Boyer shown on the local TV station. I was proud to have been able to coach  her this last year, she was eager to learn new things and be willing to put in the practice time to learn at a faster pace. She was able to improve to the point that this year she won the Ohio State High-School Championships. Which by the way was held at the bowling center owned by HALL of FAME bowler Wayne Webb.



  Here is a link to see her scores.
                                                                
  Here is another link to see all the women scores

  Here is another link to see the Boys scores
  You will notice that Crystal bowled the 4th highest series overall.

How to grip a bowling ball.

This video will explain the proper way to hold on to a bowling ball. If you have ever had your thumb hang in the thumb hole of your ball, this will solve that problem once and for all. I also mention the use of bowlers tape in this video. I will do a whole segment on bowlers tape in the near future.

Saturday, September 25, 2010

Follow Kelly Kulick in the Pabcon Tournament

Sorry I have not been posting lately, I have been busy and dealing with some health issues.

I hope to be continuing my tips soon.

Thanks to all who visit and read my posts, God bless.

Sunday, February 21, 2010

Fingertip grip, Video #1

The first video showing how a fingertip grip is better than a conventional or house ball grip.


The house ball

In the first video I use a typical house ball drilled with a conventional grip, and my spare ball, which is a house ball drilled with a fingertip grip. A house ball has no real weight block other than a small piece of counter balance weight at the point where the finger holes will be drilled. Rather than trying to explain that I have created a link to Columbia 300, they have a great graphic of my actual spare ball CLICK HERE. When you get there run your mouse over the ball and you will see what the inside looks like. Here is a link to show you one of my other balls that you will see on future video's so you can get the idea of how far ball technology has come CLICK HERE.

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Advances in Bowling

Over the last 20+ years there has been significant advances technology wise to the bowling balls, lane maintenance equipment and scoring computers. The least known by the general public are the changes in lane maintenance and bowling balls. In the early posts I will be covering bowling balls.

The info that I will be exposing about the bowling balls of today will amaze most people who are not regular bowlers.
If you are still using a house ball you are really cheating yourself out of as much as 20 pins or more per game. Because these days there is a huge difference between the house ball and the new balls of today.