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Bowling Saftey
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1. Always wear bowling shoes when bowling
2. Never stick your hands or head in ball return for any reason 3. Do not cross the foul line 4. Watch or moisture on the approach, as that can cause you to stick |
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Parts of the bowling center and lane
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Control counter: Nerve center of the bowling alley
Concourse:Spectators area, also where equipment should be stored Settee: Bench area reserved or players and coaches only Approach: 16' bening the foul line, where your delivery is started Foul line: Do not cross line in bowling Heads: first 15' o the lane, made with maple Midlane of pines: Middle 30' of the lane Backends: Last 15' of the lane, priror to the pinheads Pin deck: 4' piece of lane where pin sits |
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Athletic Pose and 4 step delivery
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Waiste down: knees bent, feet staggered 2-5" apart and ball side foot back.
Waist Up: Spine slightly tilted, head ocused on target Ball position: In line with your arm, between waist and shoulder high Hand position: hand should be held as you would shake someones hand |
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Name the steps of bowling
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Step 1- ball side foot, arm pushes away as soon as step begins
Step 2- Ball should be down by your legs Step 3- ball is in the highest point o your backswing Step 4- slide with non-ball foot and release, continue arm swing intoollow through |
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Name the steps of spare conversions
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Step 1- Determine the key pin, the pin that is closest to you in the spare
Step 2- Move your eet opposite the direction of the pin Step 3- Turn your body toward the target youre aiming at |
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Describe the scoring of bowling
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Open Frame: scored as is
Spare: 10 pins plus the next pin thrown Strike: 10 pins plus the next two balls thrown Max pinfall in any one frame: 30 pins (3 strikes in a row) Max score: 300 (12 strikes) |
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Bowling History
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5000 BC- first refrence to bowling Egypt
1500 AD- Martin Luther creates the first nine pin bowling 1895- American bowling confrence found 1901- First national tournaments in Chicago 1948- First automatic pinsetters created by AMF 1958- Professionals Bowlers Association Formed 1960's- First million dollar endorsement deal |