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Let's
face it. Most
bowlers understand that there is a
gap between where they are now and
where they want to be. When
bowling performance falls short, you
may come to a decision that you need
a fresh perspective on how to
enhance your performance.
Everyone has a perspective, and
wants to share it. Most
observers see flaws (or what they
perceive as flaws), and have ideas
on how to correct your performance.
The problem is, they most often fail
to correctly identify the initial
point of whatever holds you back.
You need to determine how to best
close that gap.
First, you need to want to make a
change to your performance, and are
willing to accept these inputs.
With all the casual inputs, that
convinces most bowlers to refrain
from seeking assistance altogether.
That is why the USBC has placed an
emphasis on coaching, and has
established coaching training and
certification. When seeking
assistance from a USBC certified
coach, you are assured you are
receiving an objective, trained
partner.
A
USBC certified coach is a partner
dedicated to your success. A coach
helps you see through your blind
spots and uncover patterns that are
not useful, then guides you through
replacing them with useful
behaviors. A coach empowers you to
make positive changes in your sport.
Locate a
USBC Certified Coach here.
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In virtually every sport,
professional athletes have a
coach to help them achieve
the success they want.
Their coach isn’t a better
athlete than them, The
athlete has the skill and
ability that exceed the
capabilities of their coach.
The coach has necessary
knowledge, perspective and
skills outside of the
athlete.
A USBC Certified Coach has
the tools, the knowledge of
techniques and strategies
that help you make fewer
mistakes. That will
save you time, effort and
money.
Why do top gifted athletes
have coaches?
It’s because they know that
if they want to learn to
master something, they need
a trained, objective
perspective.
A coach is a partner dedicated to your success. A coach helps you see through your blind spots and uncover patterns that are not useful, then guides you through replacing them with useful behaviors. A coach empowers you to make positive changes in your sport.
Through the coaching relationship, you gain clarity about your goals and how to reach them. The first thing any coach must do is weed out selfishness.
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