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    Default Do you exercise for bowling? If so, what do you do?

    I know on this forum and many other bowling forums many posters train for bowling so im interested in some of your routines are.
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    Yes ICEMAN works all,,, parts of the body at the YMCA! I do waist up 1 day, then next day lower half, and do cardio getting the heart rate up every other work out! I am lucky I am retired, and have the time to do a good workout! I do NOW FOCUS on Wrist, Arm, and shoulder exercising, to enhance my bowling skills. Also squeeze basketballs to build my grip up! Stretching routine, also very important!!
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    I don't do any exercises just for bowling. I try to do some Yoga stretches at least every other day. I also try to take 20 to 30 minute walks with my wife. Haven't been doing to much of that since she's been having foot problems most of this year. As a carpenter I still get a fair amount of exercise, both physical and mental, just from working.
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    Quote Originally Posted by J Anderson View Post
    I don't do any exercises just for bowling. I try to do some Yoga stretches at least every other day. I also try to take 20 to 30 minute walks with my wife. Haven't been doing to much of that since she's been having foot problems most of this year. As a carpenter I still get a fair amount of exercise, both physical and mental, just from working.
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    remember to not only work out,,, but eat lots of Strike-e-O's, for breakfast!! LOL
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    I don't do any specific exercising for bowling but I do cycle a lot which strengthens my legs. That in turn helps out my bowling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 30 Clean View Post
    I don't do any specific exercising for bowling but I do cycle a lot which strengthens my legs. That in turn helps out my bowling.
    I am sure cycling, builds up your wrist, shoulders, quads, calf's, ect ect!! Great exercise for many body parts..
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    The best exercise for bowling is bowling!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bunny View Post
    The best exercise for bowling is bowling!
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    I don't work out for bowling, per se, I try to stay in good shape for a thousand other more valuable reasons....but it most certainly helps with bowling.

    I do P90X and its variants, ride mountain bike, do HIIT and Tabata workouts. They all just contribute to better physical conditioning. It helps greatly with long bowling sessions and tournaments, where I used to have pulls or get tired or sore. Now it doesn't bother me at all and I can bowl all day.

    I also make sure to do some good stretches before any bowling. As I age, this is paramount for avoiding injury and it also helps to speed up warming the muscles and that's a quicker way to get in the groove.

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