For others, it is much much more complex. Your preshot routine should be something you feel comfortable with, and are willing to repeat after every shot. This is especially useful when in pressure situations. The natural tendency is to rush, getting up as quickly as possible, and therefore not taking the time to make a good shot. Having a set routine in place and following it will help your brain stay in that certain rhythm that it is accustomed to, and therefore your shot will be less rushed, and hopefully, it will pay off in the end.
Every good player has a preshot routine.
If you don't have one, work one into your game, you'll be glad you did. The official Professional Women's Bowling Association website has gotten a facelift. The new site contains bios, stats, a tour schedule and much more. William Hargrove of Clermont, Ga., and Arthur Shaver of Atlanta, participated in the 2001 ABC Championships Tournament breaking the record for the oldest doubles pair to compete in ABC history. Hargrove, who averages 129 at age 100, and Shaver, who averages 70 at age 103, have a combined age of 203, which exceeds their combined average of 199.