Watch bowling on TV. Carefully observe the professionals and see what techniques they use. You can also watch video clips of expert bowlers online.

• Try to imitate the bowler’s stances in your own home. Just remember that you’re watching experts, and that your bowling technique will be much simpler than theirs.
• Ask for advice. If you want to really improve your game, seek out help from other, more advanced bowlers and from coaches. It will always help to have a critical eye watching you and you will gain new insight.
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  Join a bowling league. This is a great way to keep up a regular practice and to make new friends.

Bowling etiquette

Just like any other game, bowling is supposed to be fun! While browsing through the following rules of etiquette, keep in mind that they have been established to help the game run smoothly.

1- Read carefully and follow all the specific rules that are posted at the alley.

2- While on the lanes, wear only bowling shoes.

3- Don’t start bowling until the pin-setting machine has finished its cycle.

4- Allow the bowler in an adjacent lane to play first if you both approach the runway at the same time. Otherwise, the player who arrives first goes first

5- Don’t step or go beyond the foul line, even in casual play. Bowling is a sport so play fair.

• If you cross the foul line, you also risk slipping and other personal injury.

6- The ball should be bowled down the lane. Avoid any throwing or tossing of the ball, as it may damage the lane.

7- Don’t play your game on another lane, you should have enough space on your own

8- Always ask for permission first when using someone else’s ball.

9- Avoid distracting other players while they are bowling. Check your language and limit swearing as much as you can.

10- Be ready when it’s your turn to bowl.

11- Try to keep the score accurate. Almost all alleys have now automated score keeping