Adam's PBA journey

  Adams PBA Journey My personal journey in life, health, and renewing my passion     It has been 15 years since I've bowled in a league.  I saw that there was going to be a meeting at a local bowling lane, so I decided to attend, hoping that there would be a team looking for one more member.  Lucky for me, there was a team seeking a member.  We decided to call ourselves 4 of a kind.        My first week was so surreal being back on the lanes.  This was over 20 years of my life, where I looked forward to going so many times.  Sitting there, I wondered just how much rust I would have and what my fatigue would be like.  I questioned the strength of my wrist and arm.   I had been doing pushups at work to build my stamina and my strength.  So there I was, looking down the lanes again, feeling the joy I had missed for so long, waiting to once again roll the ball down the lanes and try to help my team reach victory.      I believe this first week we went 1-3 (you bowl 3 games and the 4th

Adams PBA Journey My personal journey in life, health, and renewing my passion     Ever since I can remember, I bowled.  I remember the first fall I moved to the Tri-Cities, Washington area in 1991, my parents signed me up for a bowling league at Columbia Lanes in Kennewick.  I already enjoyed bowling when I had gone with my uncle.  Thinking about it now, I might have been in a league in Seattle... but that was 32 years ago, so my memory can't quite reach that far.         Bowling every Saturday is how I grew up.  We would have league bowling, city tournaments, state tournaments, and even a lot of birthday parties at the alleys.  As a young adult I still bowled, however, due to a lack of funds and work I couldn't be as dedicated as I wanted to be.  In 2007 I joined a league with my wife Katie, my best friend Jason (who I grew up teaming with), and my brother Aaron.  However, in the Spring of '08, I was in a car accident that injured my back and knee. Unfortunately, I stoppe