Martin Linde

There is a common idea out there that bowling balls have liquid centers. Though many do not consider this, there are people out there who remain curious about this strange myth. Are they solid, or are they made out of liquid? Many may not know the answer to this seemingly straightforward question. Bowling balls don’t […]

Whether you’re a serious bowler or only do it for fun, you may wonder why bowling lanes are slippery. It’s a good question, and the answer may help you get a higher score. But there are more specific reasons that you’d like to know. Bowling lanes are slippery because the oil helps protect the lane.

Not everyone likes having nails cut down to the bed, but there are some activities where long fingernails are just going to get in the way. Bowling is typically considered one of them, but there are always exceptions to the rule. It is possible to casually go bowling with long nails. However, cutting them short

Ever wondered why bowling shoes seem frozen in a time warp of questionable fashion choices? From their outdated designs to the mass-production dilemma, there’s more to these peculiar shoes than meets the eye. Discover the surprising reasons behind their notorious appearance and why change has been so slow to come.

If bowling ball speed is important to you, it may be hard to find a bowling alley that has a bowling ball speed gun. You can still measure bowling ball speed with just some simple math! To measure bowling ball speed without a speed gun, count the seconds it takes the bowling ball to reach

Whether you are a casual or professional bowler, keeping your bowling balls clean and ready for your next game is something that’s on your mind regularly. There are many opinions regarding the best way to clean a bowling ball, but will using acetone on a bowling ball damage it? Using acetone for cleaning is a

Do you always have thumb pain after bowling? Solutions vary from simple home remedies to preventative practices to seeking help from a medical professional. You may have previously heard the mantra (RICE) when it comes to dealing with sports injuries. That certainly applies here, but so do a host of preventative measures, such as learning