bowling equipment

[mrbill]

Alright then, how do i know if an instructor is good? I ask this because in past experiences in life, u can only be as good as the teacher.......
Plus since i have been bowling basically every Saturday night during rock-a-bowl, I'm used to the lights being out and listening to music. I wonder how i will do during a normal bowling environment with lights and no music....lol

This is a good Topic for a new Thread.
But here and now My Idea of a good teacher is. ( and for the record I never had a bowling coach)
1. You must respect your coach.
2. They need to teach all the basics.. IE Stance, Grip, Approach, Back Swing, Slide, Release, Follow through.
3. Then theirs the mind game.
4. And exercise's you can do at home.
5. And a good Coach will know what and when your ready to learn the above (and a lot more)

I tape my self and watch it back to see what i need to learn, But a coach would be a lot faster I'm guessing.

[JaxBowlingGuy]

thread started.. subscribe to that one to get everyones idea of a good coach

http://www.bowlingboards.com/showthread.php?t=3651

[lefty]

Okay then, i will start asking around tonight, while i'm bowling......
I also have noticed, that people say they get tired and or wore out after a few games, but i probably bowl about 9 or 10 games on a typical saturday night, and at 1am when they shut down, i feel like im ready to bowl another 3 hours....It seems like i could bowl 24 hours straight.....lol

[JaxBowlingGuy]

i used to be like that too... alot has to do with style and if they are forcing the shot and not lettin gravity (backswing) do the work