If you are an avid bowler, and belongs to a bowling league as 10s of thousands of Americans and then perhaps you've noticed more and more bowling apps appear? Perhaps you've seen other bowlers in close lanes plays on their iPhone between turns, well, many of them are probably just texting friends, and yet many others might be using some of the new bowling apps available and there are so many it can take the time to review them all.
One of the coolest bowling apps I've seen was one that allows bowlers to interact with others in other local leagues and pick up games that alternate members to fill a position. Another cool app allows bowlers to see bowling alley reservations, interact with the system and therefore additional hour for hour when there are openings, even discounts during the lull periods. It is a great way to enjoy bowling on a budget. But it is hardly all-as I said, there are so many apps can it takes several days to go through them all.
Apps for keeping score is relevant to the serious bowler, some are not so good, and I would not recommend them for a "serious bowler" but they would be good for beginners, who may only bowls a few times per year with friends for the hell of it, however, there are some iPhone apps that are amazing, complex, complex and track your game, average, other people in your group and have different ways to track all games taking place in tournaments. It also suggests strategies based on your play, keeps you from taking risks based on your past performance on difficult shots.
If someone would have told me three years ago that my mobile phone will soon help my bowling scores, I would have laughed at them, but now, iPhone apps do just about everything except dropping the ball. Oh, there was another app that recommends stretching exercises to prevent damage, and it would be perfect for the serious bowler that is high-performance and big money tournaments, someone who treats its bowling as a sporting event in the world-class. You know the people I am talking about.
Well, it is now on the bowling front. If you have any other bowling matters of interest, especially if it concerns the future of the game, associated equipment or new techniques, well, I would be interested in your case studies, comments, concerns or questions. Think about all this.
Lance Winslow is a retired founder of a nationwide Franchise chain and now runs Online Think Tank. Lance Winslow believes writing 22,900 articles was very work-all letters on their keyboards are now worn ...
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