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I am pondering bowling in the Olympics as the Summer Olympics of 2008 comes to a close. Never say never, but as of this writing, I doubt bowling will ever be an Olympic Event.
I have spoken with my boss, Keith Spear, quite a bit about this topic over the years. He has been in the bowling industry nearly his entire life and has thought about this in great detail.
Bowling is probably the only sport where you can not have an equal playing field for all contestants. Especially when it comes to right and left handed bowlers. Sometimes it sounds like right handed bowlers just whining and complaining, but when I have had all the facts laid out in front of me, I start to understand.
First off, roughly 85% of all bowlers are right handed. This puts a lot more “play” on the right hand side of the lanes, which will ultimately make the oil breakdown at a different pace the left hand side.
There doesn’t seem to be a single great player. Sure Walter Ray Williams, Jr. has a lot of titles, but he has also been bowling for many years. Some players are better on one lane condition than another. How would it work in the Olympics, would every bowler have to bowl on every pattern? Would you come up with a single Olympic pattern that players could practice on?
There are so many variables that do not effect other sports. Sure there is wind in track and field, but it effects all players virtually equally.
I’m sure there many more reasons. Let’s start an “Intense Debate”. Leave your comments below. We would love to know your opinions.
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It’s time to bowl. Time to knock down pins and reap the benefits of your systematic preparation. Dedicated training has brought you to the point of maximum readiness. Pre-game routines have you set to perform. You now take the key final steps priming you to successfully execute.
These final steps to excellence comprise your routine leading to each shot during competition. Alternately referred to as “within-game routine,” “between-shot routine,” or “pre-shot routine,” this sequence of actions is necessary for performing well. Bowling your best requires a consistent routine before shots. This point deserves highlighting. No matter how hard you train or how talented you are, what you do immediately before each shot will affect the quality of your game, and if your routine fluctuates, so will your pin count. Continue reading ‘Pre-Shot Preparation’ »
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