Adam's PBA journey

  Adams PBA Journey My personal journey in life, health, and renewing my passion I'm back with another update on my bowling journey. This week, I'm not as pleased to report that I experienced a bit of a setback. My average for the week was only 145, well below my current average of 182. Additionally, my strike percentage was disappointingly low at 30%, and my spare percentage was 40%. To compound matters, I missed the opportunity to convert five single-pin spares. I'm not sure what exactly went wrong this week. I felt like I was practicing well, and I was confident in my approach and release. But somehow, I just couldn't seem to put it all together. I was making a lot of bad shots, and I was having trouble converting spares. I'm a little bit disappointed with my performance this week, but I'm not giving up. I know that I have the potential to be a good bowler, and I'm not going to let this setback get me down. I'm going to keep practicing hard, and I'

  Adams PBA Journey My personal journey in life, health, and renewing my passion      Week 2 got off to a rocky start. I couldn't find the pocket to save my life, even managing to throw the ball into the gutter in the second frame. Additionally, I left frames open three times, which, while it might not sound like much, stung even more when they followed spares and strikes. My first game concluded with a score of 143, dropping my average by 9 points and falling short by 36 pins compared to last week's performance.      In the second game, I finally began to find my groove in hitting the pocket. Nonetheless, my spare game was still off the mark. I missed a simple 10-pin spare I should have easily converted. Overall, though, it was an improvement from the previous game, and I wrapped up the second game with a score of 170.      In the third game, everything seemed to fall into place. I kicked off with an impressive streak of five consecutive strikes, only to let my excitement get