Core Bowling Tips

By: bowlingball.com, Originally Posted: 2/12/17; Updated: 1/29/21

There is always a place for core bowling tips; time tested tips which apply to most every bowler past and present can be extremely useful even though they seem so basic and simplistic.

Generally speaking, these core tips are effective ways to keep your game tuned and ready to use in competition.

No one bowls their best 100% of the time.

Bowlers who can rely on and trust basic, fundamental techniques which have worked well in the past will restore their games quickly if they slip in the level of performance they expect.

Here are examples of core tips you can use to refresh your game:

*Avoid hurrying your steps beyond your best walking pace.

*Avoid forcing your swing trying to add power or ball speed but rather maintain reliable swing tempo regardless of any competitive situation you face.

*Stay loose and as relaxed as possible when preparing to bowl.

*Keep your head still as you walk and swing your bowling ball.

*Avoid grabbing at your bowling ball at the moment you must release it.

*Hold your form under the pressures of competitive bowling.

*Keep your eye on your target and watch your bowling ball carefully until it leaves the pin deck.

If you rely on core tips which have spanned decades helping bowlers retain their “best stuff”, you will likely be able to get the most out of your game each competitive session. Use practice time to make any swing or release changes so you can gain newly repetitive movements and adjusted techniques. You can win when you have 85% or 90% of your best game if you trust your skills and pay attention to playing the lanes wisely.

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