Easy To Use Bowling Mental Tips
By: bowlingball.com,
Originally Posted: 8/2/17; Updated: 2/22/2022If you are trying to raise your average but don’t really want to work with a coach, there are a few easy to use bowling mental tips you can try.
Of course, there never is any guarantee you will improve by trying new bowling tips and techniques, there is even less chance you will improve your scores by not using an instructor to help you develop your game.
Nevertheless, if you enjoy bowling and just want to try easy tips you can right away, there are a few mental game tips you can work with and not have to really make any changes to your physical game unless you wish to do so:
Just remember to keep things simple. Use easy words or phrases as reminders (doctors call these words or phrases “anchors”) to create the mental imagery of what you wish to accomplish.
Here are easy to use mental tips reminders to try next time you bowl:
*Before stepping up to bowl, visualize yourself delivering your ball just the way you must and where you must to hit the pocket or to pick up your spare.
*Take careful aim at your sight target on the lane and keep your eyes on the ball as it travels all the way to the pit after contacting the pins.
*Avoid hurrying your approach.
*Swing smoothly with little or no arm tension.
*Maintain a steady pace of steps which matches the same pace of movement with your swing.
*Avoid forcing your release by trying to add power or hook to your normal release motion.
Find the anchor to help you recall one or more of these easy mental tips designed to help you improve your game.
Consider creating your own bowling flash card with these easy mental game tips and reference the card before bowling.
There is no doubt that strengthening your mental game can be helpful in raising your level of bowling efficiency.
Because of this, try the above mentioned easy to use bowling mental tips to sharpen your concentration and focus when you bowl.
