I bowled a little in high school. Self taught to use the term loosely, I used a three step approach and hummed a twenty pound ball. Went to college and freshmen got the last choices. Had to take PE. It rains on a golf course a lot in the fall in South Louisiana. Doesn't rain in a bowling alley, decision made!
What I didn't bargain for was a four step approach, the only choice. This started me on the wrong foot first and when I was at the foul line my wrong foot was forward. There were about a hundred people in my bowling class and I was the worst, not excluding the little ol' lady in her eighties!
I would throw in a weird little half-step trying to get my approach "right" to me. Other times I would hit the back of my leg so squarely with the bowling ball that the leg went further than the ball!
I was bowling low 200's with three steps. When I tried to bowl after giving up on the bowling class I discovered I couldn't bowl. Not with three steps, not with four, back to the pool table. Thank goodness they didn't have a pool course for PE!
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