Ok, Maybe not talk, but your bowling library?

[Jamski]

Nobody's mentioned it but I located a copy of David Ozio's "Bowl Like A Pro" in a used book store and found it pretty helpful, especially in targeting spares. It was a couple of bucks well-spent, to be sure.

[tbrownie]

John Jowdys Bowling Fundamentals is good, from what ive heard... I also love reading Bowlers Journal Magazine, and Bowling this month.

[manningm]

I have three in my library:"Bowl Like A Pro" by David Ozio, "Winning Bowling" by Earl Anthony, and "From Gutterballs to Strikes" by Mike Durbin. They are all good books and I recommend they to anyone wishing to improve their game.

Mike Manning

[toeppermr]

Thanks, for the BTM recommendation. I do not think I would hav found the magazine otherwise. Much appreciated.

[JerseyJim]

John Jowdys Bowling Fundamentals is good, from what ive heard... I also love reading Bowlers Journal Magazine, and Bowling this month.

I forgot to mention Jowdy's book. I just received a PDF copy of Joe Slowinski's Bowling Reference System. I skimmed through most of it. I'll put out a review once I've read it completely. I would love to have a copy of Fred Borden's 10 keys to Bowling. It was my favorite bowling book to get out of the library. Unfortunately it was lost by a library patron (I bet he kept it) and never replaced.

[littlelegs]

Hmmmm...an old thread that was worth bringing back from the dead. Thanks for the recommendations all. I've always thought that if I can take just one or two things from a book like these the read's been worth it.