Bowling Tips And Traps
By: bowlingball.com,
Originally Posted: 8/20/16; Updated: 2/7/2022If you are working on your game trying to make improvements, beware of the bowling tips and traps.
Not every tip is necessarily good for your game and may cause you to get “trapped” trying to make a physical game change to no avail.
Most tips provided by reputable coaches are generalized somewhat but in principle are reliable suggestions for improving your game.
It is always in your best interests to establish a coaching relationship with an experienced instructor.
With a good coach, you will become familiarized with the strengths and weaknesses in your physical game and will get on a path to progress.
It can sometimes take several sessions with a coach to really make a difference in your game so some patience is required to take full advantage of the tips you receive.
With every tip comes an associated trap. This simply means that if your coach suggests, as example, you pick up your ball speed, you might begin to force your swing and release leading to many poor deliveries just for the sake of gaining increased ball speed.
Without the trial and error process involved in coaching lessons where you target an area of your game to work on which requires trying several techniques before settling on one which works best for you, it can become frustrating trying these changes.
It takes time to make changes and see positive results. Not all tips work miraculously the first time to read or hear of one and try it on the lanes.
That is why it is best to implement most physical game changes when seeking improvement with your coach nearby watching and monitoring your efforts.
In the end, all your coach can do is to describe the change and why you will benefit making the change.
It takes time and effort by putting in the work needed before you will establish confidence that the change actually works well for your game.
It is best to plan a series of lessons if you decide to commit to receiving instructions. It can be unrealistic to think that one quick tip will make you into a professional overnight. Most tips turn into labor before mastering the new technique. You must be willing to practice between coaching sessions and give yourself a chance to become comfortable with the new technique. Practice is a rehearsal regime necessary to instill the physical changes to your game. Put in the time and work and you will improve your game accordingly.
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