Do you love bowling? Are you pro or do you bowl in a league or two a few nights a week? Do you love the feeling of seeing the ball in the one-three pocket? Can you feel a strike ball the second it leaves your hand? Do you know what it is like to bowl [...]
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Sports Psychology For Bowlers – A Very Important Bowling Tip to Get You Bowling in the Zone
March 2nd, 2010 
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February 7th, 2010 admin The Breeder’s Cup was held last week and it caused me to reflect on some of my experiences counseling jockeys and others who compete in sports which involve horses. Over the years, I have counseled a number of jockeys, cowboys and equestrian riders. Some of these people compete at a very high level.Because I am [...]
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