BOWLING PERFORMANCE RECORD - Coaching Aid / Personnal Aid

[bowl1820]

Here's Performance Record Sheet to keep track of a bowlers shot making, strikes, spares, line, Standing Spot, Aiming Mark, Ball etc. etc.

This zip file contains the pdf file

Performance_Record.zip

[striker12]

looks pretty cool but i dont under stand at the bottom where all the numbers are all mixed up, bowl1820 could u explain that part too me please or someone.

[bowl1820]

looks pretty cool but i dont under stand at the bottom where all the numbers are all mixed up, bowl1820 could u explain that part too me please or someone.

Most spares can be thought of as one pin shots. To pick them up you have to aim for one Key pin or the place where one key pin used to be.

Example the 3-10 spare to pick it up you shoot for where the 6 pin was. The 6 pin is the key pin or say you leave the 2-7 spare to pick it up you shoot for where the 4 pin was. The 4 pin is the key pin.

The 7,4,2,1,3,6,10 are the seven key spares positions and picking up any spare combination involves hitting one of those "Key Pins".

So on that chart you would write your
Standing Spot:
Aiming Mark:
Ball:
For shooting that "Key Pin"

[billf]

I was planning on tracking this for the upcoming season. I wasn't sure how as the alley doesn't have wifi and I don't have or want a smart phone. Then along comes Bowl1820 to the rescue with a printable version of what I wanted. Thank you

[striker12]

ohh ok thanks bowl1820 now i get it i was abit confused at that but thanks too you it all cleared up now im defently going to get this and do this for this year in bowling in jr and maby print some up for my bowling coaches too help say the younger kids with it.

[J Anderson]

Am I correct in assuming that in the ball column you write the number of the board that the ball was on as it passed the target?

[striker12]

john i think in the ball is maby the ball your throwing not sure but it might be where your ball went too

[bowl1820]

Am I correct in assuming that in the ball column you write the number of the board that the ball was on as it passed the target?

As far as I know, the ball column meant just that. What ball you used for that shot.

You'd put the target your shooting at in the aim box, then mark on the diagram above where you actually hit.

and down where the key pin stuff is. You'd put what you learned/analyzed in there, like to shoot the 6pin, I need to stand here,aim here, use this ball to hit that key pin.

But you could adapt it and mark it how ever you want, with the information that means the most to you.

[Bizwan65]

Thanks for posting that.

[striker12]

getting a printer brought over to me tonight and im going to print up a quite a few of them already talked to my jr bowling coach he sead its a great idea to have these told me to bring some to him too.