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[Aslan]

Oh, and forget everything that guy at Concourse told you. I've met him a couple of times. He tried to give me some tips. He's nice enough but his bowling advice sucks. He tries to make every bowler fit his mold. There's no comparison in any way shape or form to Mark or Rob.

Do a 1/2 hour lesson with Mark for 20 measly bucks!! I guarantee you will see improvement!!!

Yeah, he's a really nice guy…but he seems like his mold is better suited for drier conditions and wood lanes. And he's not one for changing or re-inventing his game to compensate.

I might do the lesson with Mark one of these days…like Rob, he's a "teacher's teacher"…not just a high average bowler that "also teaches".

My only concern with Mark is…I like to explain where I started, what I've done thus far, where I'm struggling. In my few interactions with him at the clinics, which were limited, he seems like he might not want to "listen". Like I said in my other post, sometimes guys like Mark…former PBA stars…it's kind of intimidating dealing with them.

But, we'll see. It's also kinda silly to "not" take advantage of a lesson with the great Mark Baker when he's so close. A lot of bowlers don't have the opportunity.

[rv driver]

Yeah, he's a really nice guy…but he seems like his mold is better suited for drier conditions and wood lanes. And he's not one for changing or re-inventing his game to compensate.

I might do the lesson with Mark one of these days…like Rob, he's a "teacher's teacher"…not just a high average bowler that "also teaches".

My only concern with Mark is…I like to explain where I started, what I've done thus far, where I'm struggling. In my few interactions with him at the clinics, which were limited, he seems like he might not want to "listen". Like I said in my other post, sometimes guys like Mark…former PBA stars…it's kind of intimidating dealing with them.

But, we'll see. It's also kinda silly to "not" take advantage of a lesson with the great Mark Baker when he's so close. A lot of bowlers don't have the opportunity.

I don't know Mark -- he might be a really great guy -- but I have dealt with celebrities before. They're human beings -- they put on their pants one leg at a time like the rest of us. sometimes, they can be real a-holes, though, and that poor attitude can totally eclipse the "shine" of the star. If Mark's such an Unfortunate, it might not be worth your time and $$$, just because he's a "star." There are, musically, a few "stars" I'd refuse to work with, just because they're such jerks. HOWEVER, if he's a great guy, you'd be foolish not to hook up.

[Bunny]

I might do the lesson with Mark one of these days…like Rob, he's a "teacher's teacher"…not just a high average bowler that "also teaches".

My only concern with Mark is…I like to explain where I started, what I've done thus far, where I'm struggling. In my few interactions with him at the clinics, which were limited, he seems like he might not want to "listen". Like I said in my other post, sometimes guys like Mark…former PBA stars…it's kind of intimidating dealing with them.

That was during a $10 clinic with a butt load of other people to help so it's understandable. The private lessons are different. I don't get that celebrity thing with Mark.

But, we'll see. It's also kinda silly to "not" take advantage of a lesson with the great Mark Baker when he's so close. A lot of bowlers don't have the opportunity.

That's my thinking but if Mark doesn't click with you as a coach that's cool. I've had a few music teachers and tennis coaches that when they said something it made total sense. Others not so much.

Again, I think Rob has definitely got you going in the right direction. Keep up the good work!!