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The minute it starts going right-to-left then you have a better chance to miss it.

4. 10-pin is the key pin = 3rd arrow, find the board 6-pin is the key pin = move 3 boards right 3-pin is the key pin = move 6 boards right. This is the line you use to make a 10-pin conversion.

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Instead of moving right on the approach and using third arrow as your target for the 7 pin, move left into the center of the approach and use fifth arrow as your target. Be reasonable! 4. So a 9-10 leave is a split, because it is separated by a line.

For beginner and intermediate bowlers, the 3-6-9 spare system is a great way to quickly get lined up to make spares on both sides of the lane. i.

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Spare (bowling) A ten-pin bowling score sheet showing how a spare is scored. Norm Duke's How to Spare the 10 pin.

The same is true of the 10 pin; move 9 or 10 boards left and shoot cross lane at the pin.
Seriously, often one needs to just practice the 10 pin during practice sessions.
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There are 7 triangles called "target arrows" or just arrows.

Strike ball on every other single pin spare.

But, if you roll a natural hook - move all the way to the left arrow (the second set of dots on the alley). How To Make Spares. Some experienced bowlers I’ve met at the bowling centre claim that a higher ball speed is good for spares.

In this free video, Scott Pohl, owner of On Track Pro Shop, teaches right. . . Take your first 2 FULL games and do nothing but throw at the 10 pin, Then 2-4 games of normal. I don't even set my feet when shooting most one pin spares. For the 3 and 6 pin area, or the 2 and 4 pin area, the same is true with these spares, but you do not move your feet as far.

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For the 3 and 6 pin area, or the 2 and 4 pin area, the same is true with these spares, but you do not move your feet as far. .

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If you hit the belly of the 10 pin for your spare, we need to add some boards so that the ball hits the nearest pocket.

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