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Bowling Bags carry Bowling Balls…How to choose the right one for you, and what other items you should carry.

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When choosing a bowling bag, you need to pay attention to the construction of the bag. It is very important that the bowling bag has a very strong and durable bottom and handle. After all, a single bowling ball can weighs up to 16 pounds - you need a bowling bag that can handle the weight [...]

How to maintain your Bowling Balls

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If you are an avid bowler, you more than likely have at least 2 bowling balls and possibly more. Premium bowling balls can cost more than $200.00 dollars add  your shoes, bowling bag, and other accessories, and your 2 ball bag may be worth upwards of $600.00. There are still bowlers who, when [...]

Facts Of Bowling Pin History

By J. Lloyd

The history of bowling dates back thousands of years. It is believed by many that a passion for hitting a bowling pin with an object actually struck humanity sometime in the Stone Age. This passion has never gone away, as evidenced by the worldwide popularity of the sport.

Bowling Ball Weight…How Heavy is Right for You?

If you suffer from shoulder pain, back pain, arm pain, wrist pain or any other pain consistently after bowling maybe you should look at your bowling ball for the cure.Ten pin bowling balls are available by weight in, 1 pound increments, from about 6 pounds up to the maximum of 16 pounds. Beginning or younger [...]

Improving Your Game…You Can Practice Bowling at Home…No Bowling Lane Needed!

Many of the various bowling information sources suggest that practice will help you improve your bowling game and help you raise your bowling average. They are right, concentrated practice will improve your game.

The kicker is that bowling requires a lot of equipment in order to practice effectively. First you need a bowling lane and pins, [...]

Bowling Shoes Have Gone Hi-Tech…Are You Ready for a New Pair?

Bowling shoes have come a long way, at one time the only difference between the bowling shoes you rented at the bowling center and the bowling shoes you owned was that yours were not of mixed colors and they were made to be worn by right or left handed bowlers.