Tippers Part 2 - Aiming Points in Lawn Bowls
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- čas přidán 4. 04. 2012
- This is a quick and easy way for beginners to learn how to set up their aiming points when playing lawn bowls.
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This works and is a good starting point. However there is a bit more to it, you should do this exercise with the mat placed on the baseline. During a game, when the mat is moved up the line, you cannot use the same targets! My rule of thumb ... if the mat is now moved right up to the front of the line (21 metres) you change your target on the bank by coming in 1 metre towards the centre line (trigonometry gives this). So during a game when the mat is moved to various points along the line you do a mental correction of your targets, all within a metre. If the wind changes during a game you adjust accordingly. Remember that when bowling a long or short end - the bowling angle NEVER changes. I always instruct my leader not to place the mat in the same place on the line, move it about, and roll the kitty to my foot.
Thank you for this practical way of aiming. I understand it better now.
I love all these tips. Cheers
Thanking you once again. Great tips. Pls put on some more videos.
Great tip. Have just started out in this bowls gig, so will try this.
I'm new as can be and that is a great tip.
Thank You!
great tip for a new guy like me, Thanks Tippers !!
Fantastic tip😊
Fabulous - Many thanks!
thank you, i just started bowling and i want to be in Gold Coast come 2018.
I’m going to try it tomorrow
I use this technique for demonstrating grass for school groups and learners. However it doesn't work with a cross-wind. Try it and see. With a cross-wind I use the rule that any width you add to the wide (windy) side, you must take off from the narrow side.
Thank you!
I found this video on Berts bowls guide - there's lots useful videos there that may help out
Thanks so much.
As already said it only works on a perfect flat green. When a side goes downwards the aimingpoint will be to far aside. The bowl will never reach the jack then because rolling to that aimingpoint it has to roll upwards on that side at the end.
I tried this today on a green that isn't true and it gives a good indication. Cheers for the tip.
It depends on the green aswell
This works great if there is a mark or weed on the green near the aiming point, but my club has a perfect green with no marks; how do you deal with this? Thanks
will only work if theres no wind
Does the same aiming process apply to any bowls? I have been playing short mat bowls using Vector Vs & this season have played outdoors. Apparently my bowls are mainly for indoors & have a narrow bias but I don’t want to buy another set . Thank you for your informative videos.
Surely this would depend on how much you put into the bowl as to how far it will finish away from the jack ?
I found a useful compilation of videos that should help on Berts bowls guide
Works assuming ideal perfect symmetrical green. Normally the grass follows the sun and changing during the game/
When I started bowling I was told several times, to pick a mark on the green and aim at that, but I found it hard to get on target every time.
I recently found out, by accident and on my own, to pick a spot on the bank, like the rink markers, and aim at that, and while not yet perfect, my aim has greatly improved, and I get more bowls close to the jack. But I always remember this tip to work out where to aim.
David Edwards David, you do both, look at your mark on the bank,then take your eyes down the line towards you and stop at about 1/2way between you and the jack and deliver to that point STRAIGHT when it gets there it’s at its widest point, then it deaccelerates and will turn.
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This doesn’t work on a bad green or a windy day ,would be great to say
CG bowls what a wonderful sport for all ages like all sports you must practice practice and concentrate
I played on Saturday and our lead was 11 years old, and annoyingly, he was very good.
His father was skip, so I guess he has grown up with bowls.
I am a club coach and train bowlers to use a bowlers arm
I believe that all coaches must train bowlers and with a bowlers arm for both mail or females If you do not train then they are not good coaches
I can't see how that would work when bowling wide and narrow sides - you'd have to oppose the bowls to their opposite sides!
agreed, bias will be different from inside to outside the rink
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I can across your video on Berts Bowls Guide - there are plenty more awesome videos there that should help you
I'm not sure but ,if anyone else is searching for what is the key pin in bowls try Berts bowls guide (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my buddy got excellent success with it.
T.
Why dont players, when they have the last bowl, just kill the jack every time unless they have 3+ points? Since a dead jack results in the end getting replayed, the player could theoretically make an end go on forever by repeatedly killing the jack?
Some players do their best to do this, but it is not as easy as you seem to believe.
I'm studying basic rules of lawn bowls and discovered a great resource at Berts Bowls Guide (check it out on google)
That's clever!!! HOWEVER, it only works on perfect greens, which club greens are not! Sometimes there are dips and areas where the bowl hardly curls, and others where it curls considerably. So I think you really have to 'work out' how each green plays.
AJJmusician absolutely 100% correct.
The tip here is redundant unless you are playing in a billiard table!!
A better system is to bowl directly at the corner peg on both sides. It then shows how much adjustment is needed.
I'm not sure but ,if anyone else is searching for outdoor bowls clothing try Berts bowls guide ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my partner got amazing success with it.
Was too narrow and too wide on the two woods delivered. Just saying.
Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to discover how to release bowls ball for hook try Berts Bowls Guide (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my friend got amazing results with it.
Another of Bert's sock puppets. (And why make people use Google when you could post a linkk?)
BBG is about 10-pin bowling ONLY.
this is bullshit on a couple factors
1) it is different on each rink ie: the mat will be placed different points by the leads,
2) you would not be able to do that in a match ( unless a the teams have trial ends ?)
and even then see (1) above
some matches are played on all the 4 rinks, you change rink after 8 ends and change the apponents you are playing in the same team