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International Bowling Skill Score Number

Written by Joe Slowinski
Monday, 26 November 2007
In the December installment of Slowinski at-large, I introduce the idea of an international bowling skill score number as a method to evaluate a bowler's overall skill level (versatility, accuracy, power, repeatability & knowledge). I believe an International Bowling Skill Score Number system will allow us to compare any two bowlers worldwide. With the use of C.A.T.S. or DigiTrax with Bowlers Map, coaches can assess players allowing a more thorough identification of strengths and weaknesses. Determining Your IBSSN (International Bowling Skill Score Number): A Way To Compare Bowlers Worldwide? Bowling This Month, December 2007. Click here to download the article in PDF (<700 KB)
Last Updated ( Monday, 26 November 2007 )

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