For a bowling player, a strike is a great success, since the ability to bring down all the pins with one blow does not come immediately. Subsequently, experienced players begin to appreciate not only strikes, but also the beauty of the blow with which he was knocked out. How do you learn to knock out beautiful and confident strikes in one spectacular movement?
Instructions
Step 1
Traditionally, strikes are knocked out through a ball hit from the side, when it simultaneously knocks down pins 1 and 3. Sequential falling of figures is especially appreciated - first pin 1 falls, and then pin 3. To achieve this result, it is necessary to launch the ball so that it first reaches pins 1, and then pins 3. After these figures fall, the ball knocks down to pin 5, moving to the left, and it is very important to achieve a good speed of rotation of the ball.
Step 2
The center pin is key, and if it remains standing, the strike cannot be considered valid. Ideally, they, overturned by a ball, should hit adjacent figures when they fall, creating the effect of a house of cards. Pin 1 falls on pin 2, which falls on pin 4, which overwhelms pin 7, which is the last one on one side of the triangle. Number 3 hits pin 6, which knocks over number 10, destroying the other side. The middle of the triangle collapses after the ball bounces into the 9 pin and the knocked down number 5 falls, bringing down the pin 8. Thus, the entire triangle of figures collapses at the same time, leaving not a single standing pin - this is called a real strike.
Step 3
To learn how to strike, choose a target and correctly launch the ball at it. Since the slightest deviation of the ball from the chosen trajectory can spoil the throw, choose a method of throwing called "ball-hook", which leaves traces on the surface of the sphere in the form of a small circle, semicircle or full circle. The semicircle is the golden mean. To master it, as you lift the ball, imagine the dial on it and point your thumb to 11 o'clock by turning your wrist clockwise.
Step 4
After placing your fingers in the ball, you need to take the correct position on the track, which will allow you to direct the ball directly to the chosen target. With your right foot, take a step forward, taking the ball back, and then bring your left foot forward and at the same time send the ball towards the pins. When throwing, first of all, you need to release the thumb, and then all the rest - while the ball cannot be thrown abruptly, because the main thing in knocking out a strike is to indicate the vector of its movement with the help of a hand guiding the ball to the desired pin.
