Bowling Reminder Tips
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Originally Posted: 9/3/2014; Updated: 9/17/2022If you are struggling a bit with your game, try using a couple of quick, bowling reminder tips.
There are simple ways to remind yourself of keys to making good shots during competition.
One key is to keep everything simple and use a few anchors to bring the image of what you wish to accomplish to the forefront of your mind.
Anchors are simple words or phrases which bring important thoughts to your mind.
Here are a few ideas for reminder tips you can use next time you feel the need to focus on important areas of your game:
1. smooth start - this tip relates to not hurrying your first step or beginning your swing cycle with any type of jerky or abrupt motion.
2.walk softly - do not dig in and thrust your steps in anticipation of getting into your slide step where you release your bowling ball.
3. keep your eyes fixed on your spot - focus on your target on the lane throughout your aim and while you take your approach. you must tell your brain how to signal your body where you wish to deliver your bowling ball.
4. wait for your swing - avoid hurrying your forward swing to the point where grab the ball at the top of your backswing and force your delivery. Forcing your delivery can only lead to poor shots.
5. hold your form - make sure you maintain good balance as you release your ball. Moving your head or torso in the act of releasing your ball can lead to errant shots. Hold your delivery position until the ball reaches your on-lane sighting target to ensure good balance.
If you develop words or phrases (anchors) to use as reminders before stepping onto the approach, you will focus on the keys in your game to make good shots.
Bowling reminder tips are very useful in keeping the keys to making good shots when you are in pressure bowling situations in the forefront of your mind. Short and simple phrases are easy to recall and will not confuse your thought process as you prepare to make important deliveries in competition.
