The Beginning Bowler's Spares Instruction Manual

About the Book

About the Author

Robert W. Faison now lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He has two Associates Degrees, in General Studies and Computer Science. He became a Brunswick/Kegel Certified Coach in 2002 and a USA Certified Coach in 2003. One of his strongest suits is motivating people to improve their game. He has been called a natural when teaching and was given the nickname of “The Professor” because of his academic approach to whatever he does. He believes in researching by reading and viewing films and taking bowling lessonsHe has trained with professional trainers in South Carolina, New Jersey and Florida. He has also been trained in the state of the art in computerized video bowling equipment. He sates that learning to do something better improves your age, eases the stress, cures the disappointing times, makes you feel better and therefore, it also improves your life. This book was written for new bowlers and for those who wish to increase their scores and averages. Most people think that making Strikes is the most important thing. That is incorrect. Making your Spares is the most important thing. If you miss your spares, you will never become a good bowler. This book focuses on how to make your Spares and where you should stand on the lane to make them. If you don't find out how to make your spares, it will take you a very long time to become a good bowler. For some, it will take years before they can make their spares consistently. This book is written so that you only have to read 1 or 2 sentences to learn each spare. It will tell you where to stand and what your target arrow is. Each of the pages shows you the drawings of the Spares. The pages 8 to 10 that have text, explain how you leave certain spares and why they happen. Take this book with you to the lanes for a month, and you will become consistent in making your spares