Shawn Breton

Hey There im Shawn i bowl in many Sport Oil Tournaments and it was hard for me to learn. took me lots of practice and time. but i found ways to make it easier to adjust to it. i started searching for people to teach me and i learned a lot. so now im gunna try and help everyone out there learn to bowling on the Shark, Scorpion, Viper, Cheetah, and chameleon oil patters.


First of all the shark.

Length: 43 feet

This pattern forces bowlers to play deep inside the center of the lanes, like sharks that troll the depths of the ocean.

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Now The Scorpion.

Length: 41 feet

A scorpion is dangerous and unpredictable, like this pattern. If you can't find the right angle on the lanes in a short amount of time, you'll be stung!

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And Next the VIPER!

Length: 37 feet

A viper strikes with multiple angles of attack. This pattern will challenge players to attack the pins from multiple angles in order to score well.

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Now The High Scoring Pattern THe Cheetah.

Length: 35 feet

The cheetah may look harmless, but this speedster has a dangerous side. So does this pattern; with risk-reward decision making near the gutter and a normally high scoring pace, there's no room for error.

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And To Finish us off the Chameleon.

Length: 39 feet

Chameleons change color to outsmart their enemies. To excel on this pattern, bowlers must be versatile in many styles of play and must not be afraid to make large moves to stay out of trouble.


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I hope i helped.