Quick Bowling Tune Up Tips
By: bowlingball.com,
Originally Posted: 9/12/16; Updated: 1/30/2022If you are preparing for your next competition and are seeking a few quick bowling tune up tips, there are a few proven techniques to use.
Whether you have time to practice before your next important competition or whether you do not, these quick tips can be implemented immediately in leagues or tournaments without making any changes to your game.
Using common sense tips leads to common sense results.
The key is to trust your own game skills proven to work well in the past.
Regardless of your skill level or experiences bowling in a high level of competition, these simple tips can work for you or for anyone:
*Walk with an even cadence or tempo.
*Maintain an athletic posture throughout your approach and delivery.
*Allow your swing to be a smooth and tension free motion.
*Once you choose your ball speed for the given lane conditions, strive to deliver your ball at the same speed, or as closely to the same speed, each shot.
*Avoid trying to apply too much force when releasing your bowling ball.
*Remain balanced with little or no head movement during your approach.
*Finish your swing without cutting off your normal follow-through motion.
*Keep your eyes focused on your sight target until your bowling ball passes over the target.
*Hold your form at the foul line for a moment after your ball has been released.
*Prepare the surfaces of your bowling balls prior to competition with textures matching best with lane conditions where you are preparing to bowl.
One or more of these quick bowling tips can be used during leagues or tournaments because they are common sense tips you have used in the past when you bowled your best. Avoid making any technical changes during competition to your game requiring considerable practice before you gain confidence in the change. Use your easiest and simplest adjustments to your game when bowling in competition. Use the alignment and adjustment techniques you know you can rely on most.
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