Advise to pass on or not to pass on?

[classygranny]

Sara

Think about asking your left handed friend to come and watch your lesson. Suggest that they would then be able to assist you when your coach is not around. They would know the terminology your coach used, what they looked for, and what they are trying to get you to accomplish. This may translate into them looking into their own bowling, so the two of you could feed off of each other's information. Bowling left handed is no different, just think of it being a mirror image of us right handed bowlers.

I try and take my sister to my bowling lessons for several reasons. She takes notes, this allows me time to listen and absorb, but still have notes afterwards to refer to. She is a very observant type of person, so when she goes with me to my Friday league to watch, she can relate what I am doing to what my coach has shown me. She isn't even a bowler, but I trust her comments about my bowling more than most of my teammates.

Think about using your friend as a "buddy system" - you help me, and I help you.

Good Luck in your lesson...can't wait until i get with my new coach mid-month.

[JPbowl]

If i give advice during league its basic things, more/less speed . try moving over/up. your pulling the ball at release ..
Just got to remember not to give pointers to the other team, lol. Its' come back to bite us.

[classygranny]

If i give advice during league its basic things, more/less speed . try moving over/up. your pulling the ball at release ..
Just got to remember not to give pointers to the other team, lol. Its' come back to bite us.

DITTO!! I've had that happen for the first and last time. Now when the other team asks for my advice or suggestions, i just calmly say, "I'd rather not discuss the subject while I'm bowling, when we are done, I will be happy to talk with you." and I do just that.

[WolfGirl1980]

Sara

Think about asking your left handed friend to come and watch your lesson. Suggest that they would then be able to assist you when your coach is not around. They would know the terminology your coach used, what they looked for, and what they are trying to get you to accomplish. This may translate into them looking into their own bowling, so the two of you could feed off of each other's information. Bowling left handed is no different, just think of it being a mirror image of us right handed bowlers.

I try and take my sister to my bowling lessons for several reasons. She takes notes, this allows me time to listen and absorb, but still have notes afterwards to refer to. She is a very observant type of person, so when she goes with me to my Friday league to watch, she can relate what I am doing to what my coach has shown me. She isn't even a bowler, but I trust her comments about my bowling more than most of my teammates.

Think about using your friend as a "buddy system" - you help me, and I help you.

Good Luck in your lesson...can't wait until i get with my new coach mid-month.

Thanks me too I try and get her to come and see if she can take me to my lessons and mom pick me up and I see if my coach will do a group rate cause think my mom still gonna pay her some money just can't afford what she normally charges maybe she will do a two for one rate. i am excited for you also for when you get with your new coach mid month and I love the wiener dog in fact I used to have one, not that color or anything and not that long it was a miniature wiener dog black and tan one her name was Doc. and I miss her, she probably gone by now. I had recently had to put my Border Collie to sleep and its been hard on me I just wish I could have given him a better life and not on in a cage we were just scared he would run off with Bandit my other dog who passed away recently Luke the border collie went down hill fast after bandit passed he wasn't the same after she died. she was my Husky and yes I know I had a pair like in snow dogs the movie if you remember in that movie they had a husky named demon and a female border collie name Nana.