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From Gutterballs to Strikes
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From Gutterballs to Strikes
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by Mike Durbin and Dan Herbst
Sales Rank : 31098
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Paperback: 176 pages
Publisher: McGraw-Hill; 1 edition January 1, 1998
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0809230585
ISBN-13: 978-0809230587
Product Dimensions:
9.1 x 7.5 x 0.5 inches
Shipping Weight: 13.6 ounces
Product Description
Although there are countless instructional books on how to bowl, there aren't any that tell you something much more important—how to correct what you're doing wrong. Through the expertise of former Professional Bowlers Association superstar Mike Durbin, From Gutterballs to Strikes provides bowlers of all levels with quick tips and solutions for correcting 101 of the most common bowling errors. Knowing how to correct mistakes is a vital part of any athletic endeavor; that's why coaches serve such a crucial role. But with the exception of top-level players, few bowlers have the benefit of personal coaching. This book lets Mike Durbin serve as your very own bowling coach. Your game will improve quickly and dramatically with his easy-to-follow corrections to bowling's 101 most common errors—from bad foot position to poor timing to improper arm swing. Mike Durbin is the only bowler to have won the sport's crown jewel, the Tournament of Champions, on three occasions. A 14-time PBA Tour champion, he was inducted into its Hall of Fame in 1984. Durbin now serves as a commentator for ESPN's coverage of the PGA Tour. Dan Herbst is the author of eight sports-instruction books, including Bowling 200+, Bowl Like a Pro, and Bowling 300. He has written articles for Sports Illustrated, USA Today, and Bowlers Journal, among other publications.
About The Author
Mike Durbin is the only bowler to have won the sport's crown jewel, the Tournament of Champions, on three occasions. He has served as a commentator for ESPN and is in the Professional Bowlers Association's Hall of Fame.
Dan Herbst is the coauthor of Bowling 300. He writes for Sports Illustrated, USA Today, and Bowlers Journal among other publications.
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