Bowling Secrets: How To Hold a Bowling Ball Correctly

 

Bowling Tips For Beginners

How to Hold a Bowling Ball Correctly

 

How To Hold A Bowling Ball

Bowling Secret: Proper knowledge is an important key to doing things the correctly. Before We can go into how to hold a bowling ball I must explain that there are a few different grips in bowling. (I will list them below.)

The Different Grips In Bowling. 

1. The conventional grip. 
2. The semi or relaxed finger tip grip. 
3. The full or stretched finger tip grip. 

There are other more advanced bowling grips but in the beginning stages of bowling you will not need them. A beginning bowler should start out with the basic conventional grip, and then incrementally progress into the more advanced grips, the semi and full finger tip grips.

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Learn The Basic Fundamentals Of Bowling

Learn The Fundamentals of Ten Pin Bowling

10 Pin Bowling Fundamental #1: Find a Good Fitting Bowling Ball 

Find a properly fitted bowling ball with a conventional grip. We will discuss balls and ball fit, and make recommendations on choosing a bowling ball in later articles. I do not think you should spend money on an expensive ball when you're just starting out, but I do recommend getting a name-brand ball from a pro-shop, bowling center, or on online retailer. 

 
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How to Choose a Bowling Ball

How to Choose a Bowling Ball

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Simple Rules For Choosing a New Bowling Ball

When choosing a new bowling ball there are a few main things to consider before you buy your new ball. Here are just a few simple rules to keep in mind when deciding on the right bowling ball for you.

How to Choose a Bowling Ball - Things to Consider.
Rule #1. Type of Bowler you are - Are you a straighter bowler with less revolution or a cranker bowler with more revolution. Does your speed and rev rate match. This is an important thing to consider before you buy your next ball. In other words get the right type of ball for your style. Generally a straighter bowler will use a smoother, arcing, control ball with a solid cover stock. High rev rate bowlers will get the long and strong or skid/flip balls.

Learn Rule #2: How To Choose a Bowling Ball