4 Tips To Improve Your Bowling Skills

 

Bowling is one of those games that you love, you just have to practice on a regular basis. There is nothing worse than having a great game, only to find out your best shot has no rhythm or direction, or perhaps your ball is way off center. It's not that these things can't be fixed, it's that they won't happen without practice. In this article we will go over a few tips to improving your game on a daily basis, no matter what your bowling skills are, you can always improve them.

First, you get your bowling ball well drilled to your exact hand, which leads to better consistency in your release and delivery. An ill-fitted ball creates it more difficult for you to score high. Also, most alley and public bowl are probably old and cheaply manufactured, meaning they are not made out of the finest materials and could have picked up a few dents and imperfections along the way. The best bowling balls that you should be using are ones that are made by the top manufacturers, such as Nike, Proform and Wilson, and that have a solid reputation.

Second, once you've purchased your ball, you need to use it on a regular basis in order to achieve maximum results. The best bowler is the one that consistently bowls every time they are given the ball. To ensure that you are bowling every time you put your ball in the bowl, it's important that you practice at least two hours a day, no matter what your game skills are.

Third, before you use your bowling ball, make sure to wipe all dirt off of it before throwing. Dust is still a major problem, and bowling balls can accumulate a lot of dirt if they are not wiped clean before bowling. Make sure you buy a high quality dust cover to prevent dust from settling onto the ball. Dust particles can easily cling to the surface of the ball and collect in the seams, making your next toss more difficult.

Fourth, have a good grip on your bowling ball. You need a good grip to make sure it remains straight, but also to make it easy for you to hook and stop if needed. If you have a loose grip, you are more prone to miss, and lose your shot. This can affect your overall score, but also your confidence level.

Finally, don't forget to warm up before you ever throw the bowling ball. Warm up on a daily basis, even if you're not planning to bowl.