One of 17 in the "Sports and Fitness" series, this text aims to give students an appreciation of bowling, and encourages them to develop their skills while actively participating in the sport. Information on rules, techniques and equipment is included.
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This book delves into all aspects of the game, including history, popularity, basic and advanced techniques, official rules and scoring, etiquette, bowling language, equipment, and facilities. Both the novice and experienced bowler will discover helpful hints to assist them in correcting faults in their approach or delivery and adjusting to differences in lane conditions, with some thoughts on strategies and points of concentration for competitive bowling.Joan Martin taught bowling at the University of Wisconsin and at UCLA for over twenty years. Ruth Tandy first taught bowling in an antiquated facility with "grooved" lanes and no pinsetters! She has taught bowling at the Ohio State University lanes and at the Texas Woman's University. Charlene Agne-Traub has taught bowling in five states over the past twenty-one years and has coached both men's and women's teams.
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The term bowl is thought to be derived from the Saxon bolla and the Danish bolle, both meaning, in the literal sense, "bubble." Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, American Bowling Congress, Terms Relating, Women's International Bowling Congress, Bowling Participation Today, Courtesy of the National Bowling Council, National Bowling Stadium, Young American Bowling Alliance, American Junior Bowling Congress, Have Fun Bowling, The Language of Bowling, World War New!
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The term bowl is thought to be derived from the Saxon bolla and the Danish bolle, both meaning, in the literal sense, "bubble." Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, American Bowling Congress, Terms Relating, Women's International Bowling Congress, Bowling Participation Today, Courtesy of the National Bowling Council, National Bowling Stadium, Young American Bowling Alliance, American Junior Bowling Congress, Have Fun Bowling, The Language of Bowling, World War New!
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