Bowling 200+

by Mike Aulby

Book Overview

A handbook for intermediate bowlers with strong basic skills reveals how to analyze and correct common mistakes that may prevent them from improving their game. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0809243385
• ISBN13: 9780809243389
• Release Date: January 1989
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill
• Length: 172 Pages
• Weight: 0.68 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.9" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

On the spot

I have only read the first two chapters but already I have found 5 things that I know I am doing wrong. I couldnt understand why it was happening, but now I know. Cant wait to read the rest and see how I go on my next league night. It might be from 1989 and it might still talk about urethane balls, but the basics are still the same. Additional (Edited 7/3/2008) I wish i had finished the book earlier. On my first night i tried to change too much at once and it wasnt till the 4th game when i just changed one thing and things came good. The following week after finishing the book and reading that it says not to try to change everything at once, i added one new change to the existing change from the previous week and creamed my opposition. Am back to my best, Great book!

It can add pins to your game

There are some very good suggestions for intermediate bowlers in this book. It is really a series of articles somewhat well strung together into a book on improving your game.I haven't missed a 10 or 7 pin leave since I read this book and implemented the suggestions. That had added up to 12 pins from just that one frame!If you bowl 150-185, read the book. You are leaving open frames and this book can help.

it was a great book i loved it

this book is a great guide to better bowling

By Bowlers For Bowlers

Finally a bowling book for bowlers that isn"t just for beginners. Yes, basics are covered, but in the context of someone trying to "get to that next level". Not only this, but these authors can write in an interessting manner, making reading it fun. I would recommend this book for anyone wanting to improve there game, or just understand bowling