hey i do the same thing! its actually really helpful for a beginner bowler like myself.. i wanted to take a video of us playing to show people but im sure others get the view of what it looks like!
a good way to practice....
my wife and practice a lot and we came up with bowling scotch doubles with our selves. it makes it fun at practicing and a good learning tool. i lead off , then she throws the secound ball either at a spare
or if i strike,then she throws and then maybe i have to pick up her spare.
hey i do the same thing! its actually really helpful for a beginner bowler like myself.. i wanted to take a video of us playing to show people but im sure others get the view of what it looks like!
Sounds like a fun way to practice. I usually practice by myself. My normal routine is to shoot corner pins on the first ball, Then aim for the pocket. Second game I rotate targets, i.e. first frame the seven pin, second frame the 4 pin, third frame the 2 pin, and so on.
Third game I move targets. I start as far out side as I can and then move one board in after each strike.
If I feel like goofing around I'll put on alley type shoes and alternate right-handed to left-handed and back, or I'll rotate through what ever balls I brought with.
John
awesome im going to start that with my wife i need the practice of spares
We used to have an unsanctioned scotch doubles league back in the late 80's
and it was a lot of fun to bowl in and made for some interesting spare practice.
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Bill
We did that at practice for the high school team. Its fun till you constantly have to pick up sucky splits
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on saturday nights during the winter months,they had scotch double teams and always had a sell out crowd to bowl.
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