Try having the front 7, then burying the next shot only to leave a stone 8.
I was throwing a fit, lol
Two weeks ago I had a shot at one. After I threw the front 7, one of the lanes broke down. We had to sit and wait. Naturally, a 300 was all I could think about. When we resumed, I got the next 2 for the front 9. I took a walk after the 9th frame, calmed my nerves a little. Stepped up in the 10, relaxed, and threw a bad ball. My wrist flattened out, and the ball had very little rotation. It went light, left a split, and disappointment. The odd part is that it was the first game in 3 months that I bowled with one hand.
Trying not to suck, one day at a time.
Try having the front 7, then burying the next shot only to leave a stone 8.
I was throwing a fit, lol
220/300x4/761
I only throw a hyroad
Bob
"There truly is such a thing as a bad night and when these doomed evenings arrive you can't avoid them. But there's a bright side to this, it's that bad nights won't kill you, and sometimes will make you a little smarter."
When I am getting close to a 300, I try to just carry on like normal. Chat it up with team, watch others bowling, just staying engaged as normal. When I am up to the 10th and all others have stopped bowling, I just go through my normal pre shot routine and not think about anything else, remember to breathe. Just get up there and put down a nice shot. 11th same thing, breath. 12th dry my hands a little bit extra and go through my pre shot routine. Kind of hard at this point to get a good stance as your knees will be shaking at this point, they have in all 4 of my sanctioned 300's. Don't forget to breathe.
One thing I have learned is to not let myself get into a mind set that I need to adjust if my 10th and 11th shots were good. Even if they weren't great shots I still go out there and throw the same as the prior 9 strikes that go me to this point.
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