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The approaches of all lanes are marked by |
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The primary focus of the stance is on the |
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throwing side of the body |
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What are the two major movements in bowling? |
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The arm swing and footwork |
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The foot on the non–throwing side is three to five inches _____ of the foot on the throwing side |
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What establishes the synchronization between the body momentum and swing momentum? |
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How many parts are there to the swing? |
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An important influence on overall ball velocity is |
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The relatively short next–to–last step in the approach is called the |
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The last, long control step is called the |
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The ability to walk in a straight line to a predetermined target is |
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the first requirement of accuracy |
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The essential element of accuracy is |
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# balance. # control. # the mechanics of the release. |
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The synchronization of the steps with the swing is commonly called |
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How many evenly spaced arrows mark the lanes on both the right and left sides? |
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List the four positions of the swing: |
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-pushaway -backswing -downswing -follow-through |
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The most obvious physical trait of the swing is the |
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A bowling lane has_____ boards |
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When you step onto the approach, the ball should be in your ____ hand? |
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The arc of the swing starts with it's initial movement and finishes with the ___ – ___ after the release. |
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The six characteristics of footwork are: |
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-speed -direction -number of steps -stride length -rhythm - contact angle |
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The two most common approach methods are the: |
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-four-step approach -five-step approach |
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Which of the following determines body alignment to the target and is also the anchor point of the swing? |
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On the approach, a reference point against which you can compare position is called a |
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The main difference between the starting and finishing positions is the |
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One of the best ways to promote a balanced finish is to learn a slight |
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The seamless blending of movements to create a smooth, powerful progression to the line is referred to as |
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For perfect step–swing synchronization, you must consider the |
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pace and size of the steps in the footwork pattern. |
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With perfect timing, the slide foot enters the slide just ahead of the |
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Which step of the four–step approach is short, smooth and initiates the pattern and rhythm of the approach? |
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Which two steps are the most important in the four–step approach |
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What causes the most trouble in coordinating the steps and the swing |
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Which phase of the release never ceases to influence the ball until the ball is off the hand? |
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What can limit the number of revolutions of the ball the bowler generates |
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A passive or motionless release |
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In which phase should you feel the strongest? |
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Which is the best release for a beginning bowler? |
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What must stay straight for an effective release? |
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Which finger should point toward the target? |
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The strike pocket is approximately how many inches from the edge of the gutter? |
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Keeping the hand behind the ball during the swing and maintaing a firm wrist throughout the swing will ensure a |
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Because the force of the swing (momentum of the ball weight as it swings) is considerable, there must be a comparable |
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If the slide step is going one direction and the pull of the swing another, the bowler will ____ _____ at the release |
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lies at the hear of bowling success |
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If an odd number of steps are used, the foot on the _____ side starts the approach. |
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If the number of steps is even, the approach starts with the foot on the ____ ____ as the throwing arm. |
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is a series of events that allows the ball to come off the hand as the force of the swing sends the ball down the lane |
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List the five phases of the release: |
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-drive phase -thumb release phase -turn phase -extension phase -finger release phase |
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List the three types of release: |
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-straight release -hook release -rolling release |
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Individuals who carry high averages in a particular bowling center are often referred to as a |
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Moving away from the middle of the lane will give a bowler a better angle into the |
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The depletion of oil on the lane increases |
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Which part of the lane breaks down faster? |
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Technological developments have reduced the need for an |
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Which swing is traditionally taught to all beginners? |
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The flattened swing has been described as having very little |
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The weakest wrist position is the |
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The tendency for the elbow to drift away from the body |
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The two primary target points on the lane are |
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the starting position and the target arrows |
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The two primary points of the target line are |
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the approach and the visual target on the lane |
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The 3–1–2 and 3–4–5 strike adjustment strategies rely on the relationships between which three reference points? |
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The pins, arrows, and starting position on the approach |
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The space between any two adjacent pins is called |
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For a left-corner spare, find a line to the |
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A strategy for picking up a split is to |
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think of the split as a variation of a single pin. |
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The three basic arc shapes of the swing are: |
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-pendulum - flattened - V-shape |
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The three basic wrist positions are: |
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What three things do you need to know to determine a line to the pocket? |
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-paying attention to the starting position on the approach -what target on the lane the ball rolls over -were the ball contacts the pins |
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Spares are ___ , strikes are ____. |
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In general, the more evenly distributed the oil, the |
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more difficult the lane conditions |
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The heaviest oiled area of the lane is found on the |
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Skidding usually occurs in the |
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The amount of oil on the lane and the velocity of the ball largely dictate the length of the |
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The increase in side roll which gives the ball a smooth arching motion |
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Ideally, you want to see no more than _____ full end-over-end rolls just before the ball contacts the pins. |
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The most common lane condition found in public centers is the |
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A league is a group of teams usually made up of |
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The most common form of organized bowling competition is |
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Almost all of the organizational and competitive concerns are included in |
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the official USBC rule book |
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What levels the playing field and gives inexperienced bowlers a chance to compete? |
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How many types of match-play situations are there? |
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The three sections of the lane are: |
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The ball should be in a ___ just before it hits the pins. |
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List and describe the three basic phases lanes go through. |
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- fresh shot: occurs after lane machine has run -carrydown: first transition from the shot. -breakdown: the changing conditions of the lane due to the distribution and depletion of oil. |
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List and describe the three types of lane patterns |
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-crown: more oil near the middle of the lane. -block: most common condition found in public centers; modify the crown condition -reverse: middle lane has less oil than the outside. |
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High averages get ___ handicap, while low averages get ___. |
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