Lawn Bowling 101
July 31, 2009 by admin · 18 Comments
An Intro to Lawn Bowls
How can I make my mixed bowling league more fun?
Please share your ideas on how to make the mixed bowling league fun, as it was intended, and to keep pin stackers out of the league! While we want people to try for their personal bests, we want to discourage people using the league for their own personal practice session with prize rewards! There are other leagues available for elite bowlers. Proven concepts should include either bowling night formats/games, and/or, prize structuring. Thanks!
Cloverdale Cricket Masterclass Fast Bowling tips 1
July 27, 2009 by admin · 25 Comments
Fast bowling tips from Australian players. www.CloverdaleCricketClub.com
How long does it take to develop a hook in bowling?
July 24, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
I am 14 years of age. I play bowling casually and for fun. I want to start to bowl competitively because they have a bowling club at my school, and leagues nearby. Any tips for a beginner? What are the "best" type of hook balls suited for beginner/intermediate players? Feel free to give any tips and recommendations on merchandise, playability, etc. Thanks in advance.
Cloverdale Cricket Masterclass Spin Bowling tips 1
July 23, 2009 by admin · 25 Comments
Spin bowling tips from Australian players www.CloverdaleCricketClub.com
Clear Bowling Balls- The Most Stylish Bowlingball on the Market
July 23, 2009 by Johnathan Marx · Leave a Comment
With bowling as a favorite hobby, you’re never at a loss for friends. What’s better than a night bowling with your best friends, co-workers and even friendly strangers, knocking back beers and pins with no care on earth but the next spare?
For some bowling is just something to do; for others, it’s a lifestyle and a passion. For those who get serious about bowling, owning their own bowlingball is essential to their enjoyment of the game. Using a plain old alley ball is like wearing someone else’s clothes. It just feels wrong when the ball isn’t your own.
For those who get really serious about bowling, style is everything, beginning with a customized bowlingball to monogrammed jerseys to the brand-new bowling shoes that feel as comfortable as street shoes and actually look good too.
You choose your own brand, style, weight, and core performance when you select your own ball. You can even have it engraved with your own initials, a favorite Nascar driver, or a customized slogan. When your ball is all you, you’ll stand out on the lanes in a class by yourself, ahead of the gang when all eyes are on you.
There’s always that point in the game when you really need all eyes on you, when you’re at the top of your game and you’ve got the spare to sink that left-over pin. That’s where clear bowling balls come in. These balls are so mesmerizing that you can’t help but stare as they glow down the lane, spinning with a crystal shine that’s almost magical.
Yet you do trade performance for beauty. Since clear bowling balls have no core, they have a dramatic difference in performance and predictability. You can see through them like dark, bubbling water, but they really aren’t as accurate as other bowling balls.
A clear bowling ball is not the ball you’d use for the entire game. You’ll score significantly lower, even if you’re an avid bowler. A clear bowling ball may look great, but it’s best saved for when you’re ready to show off, not for the entirety of your game.
Still, a clear bowling ball’s glow is reason enough to own at least 1, if not 2 or 3. With their see-through shine, clear balls can be more customized, embedded with anything you’d like. Imagine your favorite sports team, a class ring, or a skull in the center of your ball spinning down the lane. Win points with the whole gang, and impress your friends when the game’s your very best. Bowl the perfect game when all eyes are watching you.
How long does it take to develop a hook in bowling?
July 21, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
I am 14 years of age. I play bowling casually and for fun. I want to start to bowl competitively because they have a bowling club at my school, and leagues nearby. Any tips for a beginner? What are the "best" type of hook balls suited for beginner/intermediate players? Feel free to give any tips and recommendations on merchandise, playability, etc. Thanks in advance.
Looking for an Unusual Bowlingball? Try Clear Bowling Balls
July 21, 2009 by Matthew Richardson · Leave a Comment
If bowling is your hobby, you’re never at a loss for friends. What better way to bond with your co-workers, best friends and even friendly strangers than a night at the bowling alley, knocking back beers and pins with no care in the world but that next spare?
When some, bowling is just the occasional thing to do, while others make it their lifestyle and passion. If you’re ready to get serious about bowling, be aware that owning your own bowlingball will probably be essential to your enjoyment of the game. When you’re really into the game, using a house ball just doesn’t feel natural, like wearing someone else’s clothes. The game just feels wrong when the ball isn’t yours.
When you’re really serious about bowling, style is the game, beginning with you own customized bowlingball to monogrammed jersey to brand new bowling shoes that look as fashionable as street shoes.
When you select your own custom ball, you choose the brand, the style, the weight and core performance. You can also have it engraved with your own initials, favorite sports team or a customized slogan. When your ball is your own, you stand out at the alley in a class by yourself, ahead of the gang.
There’s always that point in the game when you really need all eyes on you, when you’re at the top of your game and you’ve got the spare to sink that left-over pin. That’s where clear bowling balls come in. These balls are so mesmerizing that you can’t help but stare as they glow down the lane, spinning with a crystal shine that’s almost magical.
Yet you do trade performance for beauty. Since clear bowling balls have no core, they have a dramatic difference in performance and predictability. You can see through them like dark, bubbling water, but they really aren’t as accurate as other bowling balls.
It’s best not to use a clear bowling ball for the entire game. You’d probably bowl the worst score in your life, even if you’re an avid bowler. A clear ball may look great and command the attention of a crowd, but save it for when you want to show off.
Still, a clear ball’s glow is enough reason to own at least one, if not two or three. Because of their see-through shine, you get more customized options. In fact you can imbed a clear ball with any object you like. Some people like roses, skulls or even funny pigs in the center for a unique style. You’ll win points from the whole gang and impress your friends when you’re on top of your game. With all eyes on you, you’ll bowl a perfect game.
Bowling for Columbine - Official Trailer (US)
July 19, 2009 by admin · 25 Comments
You’re watching the official trailer of “Bowling for Columbine”, produced by Michael Moore in 2002. en.wikipedia.org *************************************** Update: Charlton Heston died on Saturday, April 5, 2008. ______ Books by Michel Moore, check out: bit.ly. Follow Me on www.twitter.com
Clear Bowling Balls- The Most Stylish Bowlingball on the Market
July 19, 2009 by Matthew Richardson · Leave a Comment
With bowling as a favorite hobby, you’re never at a loss for friends. What’s better than a night bowling with your best friends, co-workers and even friendly strangers, knocking back beers and pins with no care on earth but the next spare?
Bowling may be just the occasional thing to do for some, while it’s a lifestyle and a passion for others. If you’re serious about bowling, owning your own bowlingball is essential to the enjoyment of the game. When you’re truly in the game, using a house ball feels unnatural, like wearing someone else’s shirt. The game feels wrong when the ball isn’t even yours.
When you’re really serious about bowling, style is the game, beginning with you own customized bowlingball to monogrammed jersey to brand new bowling shoes that look as fashionable as street shoes.
When you select your own custom ball, you choose the brand, the style, the weight and core performance. You can also have it engraved with your own initials, favorite sports team or a customized slogan. When your ball is your own, you stand out at the alley in a class by yourself, ahead of the gang.
There’s always that point in the game when you really need all eyes on you, when you’re at the top of your game and you’ve got the spare to sink that left-over pin. That’s where clear bowling balls come in. These balls are so mesmerizing that you can’t help but stare as they glow down the lane, spinning with a crystal shine that’s almost magical.
Granted, there’s a trade for that beauty. You give up the core of the ball. Since you can see right through them like dark, bubbling water, clear bowling balls have no core, which can dynamically affect the predictability of their performance.
You wouldn’t use a clear bowling ball for an entire game. You’d probably bowl your worst score ever, even if you are an avid bowler. A clear bowling ball looks great, but save it for when you’re ready to show off, picking up the spare at the climax of the game.
Still, a clear bowling ball’s glow is reason enough to own at least 1, if not 2 or 3. With their see-through shine, clear balls can be more customized, embedded with anything you’d like. Imagine your favorite sports team, a class ring, or a skull in the center of your ball spinning down the lane. Win points with the whole gang, and impress your friends when the game’s your very best. Bowl the perfect game when all eyes are watching you.


