9798185657829 - the tenth frame mind: a bowler's guide to the mental game de gray, bob k (3 resultados)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Your practice scores are better than your league scores. And you know exactly who to blame: the lanes, the equipment, a bad break.Here's the harder truth. If a bowler two averages above you took over your pair tonight, same lanes, same oil, same everything, they'd shoot better. The variable…that changed isn't the condition. It's the person on the approach.The gap between your physical game and your real scores is almost never physical. It's mental. And almost nobody trains it.The Tenth Frame Mind closes that gap. Written for bowlers at every level, from league night regulars to tournament competitors, it assumes you already know how to throw the ball and read a sheet. What it teaches is the part your practice never covers: Building a pre-shot routine that holds up when your hands are shaking in the tenthFocusing on one shot at a time instead of the scoreboard, the standings, or the last openManaging pressure and nerves so the clutch shot feels like any other shotRecovering from a bad break before it quietly costs you three more framesTalking to yourself in a way that helps instead of sabotagesHolding your rhythm through fatigue and long blocksWalking into competition with a plan instead of a hopeEvery chapter ends with honest questions and practical work, not filler. You'll learn to hear the excuse forming, recognize it as a warning light, and climb back into the seat of control, one shot at a time.This isn't sports psychology jargon or motivational fluff. It's a clear, direct, practical guide to the game you can't see, written by a bowler, for bowlers.The lane will be what it is tonight. The only question that has ever mattered is what you bring to it.Master the mental game of bowling. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
