I am 13 in age & am very good at pin Bowling(not cricket bowling).Can Anyone tell me how to be a proffesional?

Question

Any academy in Gurgaon or anything related to professional bowling in India??

Answer 1

I'm not sure what you mean by very good. Hard to tell what level you are at by just saying that you're very good. Without knowing the level of your skill it's hard to tell you what to do. Are you already bowling in a league? If not then join a league. Don't just join any league, look for quality leagues that have good bowlers who can actually help you improve your game. It is a good idea to have someone guiding you or fixing your game. In other word, get a coach. If you're bowling in a league already then ask yourself how competitive is this league. (At your age, in America you will be bowling in a junior league with coaches.) Pros don't bowl on a house shot, they bowl on a more competitive shot. Joining just any league wouldn't help you. Remember, quality over quantity! I can guarantee you that all international competitions use some kind of sport shot or some some ridiculously hard shot. You will need to find a bowling center that offer tougher shot. After you establish your average and your confident then start bowling in tournaments.

I only bowl in one league (beside bowling for my college), but it's a very competitve sport shot league and everybody carry a 190 average or higher. I practice a lot. I have a fix schedule of 10 games a day. 5 days a week. Learn to trust your balls. You should know what each ball do. Don't just get any ball. Get something that match your game. Not all bowling ball will matches your game. Just because it's new and expensive doesn't mean you will bowl a 300 with it. Talk to your coach or proshop. To be pros you will need to learn how to identify lane conditions and match it with the right ball. I usually travel with 6 balls to all my tournaments.

I don't know anything about bowling in India but I know there are Universities in America that recruit bowlers from all over the world such as Wichita State. They offer scholarships for bowling. They have many international students bowling for them. Many of their alumni gone pros after graduating.


Good Luck

Answer 2

Join as many leagues as you can. If you are happy in team events, a doubles league is good. If you want to become professional in your own right, bowl as often as you can in a singles league. The more you bowl the better you will get. It is also good to have your own ball, have it drilled to fit your fingers and make sure it is a good weight for you. good luck..

Answer 3

Someone I know was so good and religiously played every week straight games that she was eventually asked to join a professional league in her state. Find out what the requirements are and if you can get investors in the U.S. to sponsor you so they'll be more likely to pay for your expenses and take care of your traveling visa.

Answer 4

try looking for competitions around or tournaments and see how far you can get, if your real good ppl will eventually come to you