~ Jason Thomas: PBA Experience Showdown Racap -- "It was a tradition unlike any other...well, not exactly. But at least the star players of the PBA Tour didn't scream out profanities and berate themselves after each shot like a certain fallen from grace golfer during this Sunday's PBA Experience Showdown..."
~ PBA Announces PBA 2009-2010 Regional Tour Awards -- "The PBA has announced the season-ending awards for the 2009-10 PBA Regional Tour season. Each of the seven PBA regions recognized a Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year and Patterson Award winner. Four regions also recognized a Senior Player of the Year..."
~ Big scores this weekend at Storm Bowlers Journal Championships -- "For 64 years, the Storm Bowlers Journal Championships, presented by USBC, has complimented the United States Bowling Congress Open Championships as the ultimate warm-up for bowlers before they compete under the bright lights and custom scoreboards of the main event..."
~ Wichita State looks to defend national titles at USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships -- "The Wichita State University men's and women's teams (pictured) will look to defend their national titles when the 2010 United States Bowling Congress Intercollegiate
~ 10 Minutes of Practice -- "It's the big tournament you've been waiting all week to bowl in. The time has come for you to get 10 minutes of practice on your pair of lanes before the real action starts. What do you do? Do you stand in your favorite spot and aim for your favorite
~ Conquering Psych Outs Q & A -- Part II -- "Q - Competitors sometimes psych me out. What’s a good way to cope? A – There are an endless number of things competitors can do, both subtle and heavy-handed, to interfere with an opponent’s bowling. Psych-out ploys can be aimed at distracting, upsetting, undermining confidence, and/or disrupting rhythm..."
~ The 4-Point Release System for easy axis rotation changes -- "I have read dozens of instructional books, as well as hundreds of articles discussing the importance of being able to manipulate ball reaction by changing the axis rotation at the release point. Unfortunately, these respected authors fail to present readers with a concrete system that would allow a bowler to systematically alter his or her release...leading to a consistent ball reaction."
~ You Can Never Please Everyone, But USBC Is Making the Tough Decisions (Bowlers Journal International, April 2010, p.6) -- "Let's start with the "shot heard around the world"--the introduction of beverages, including alcohol, to be served to bowlers during competition at the USBC Open Championships..."
~ Hit The
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