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The strike pocket is between pins 1 and 2 for left-handers and between pins 1 and 3 for right-handers.  If you hit the strike pocket with the correct speed and hook your ball only needs to hit 4 pins to get a strike.  How hard is that?

The kingpin, also called a "center pin" or "five pin," is the pin directly in the middle of the set of ten pins.  Hitting the kingpin is crucial to getting a strike. If the bowler hits the group of pins lightly, the chances of this pin to remain standing is…

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National Bowling Day occurs annually on the second Saturday in August.

Bowling shoes are specially designed to provide traction on the slippery bowling alley surface. The soles of the shoes are made of a special rubber material that helps the bowler maintain their footing.

In addition to traditional bowling balls, there are also a variety of specialty balls designed for specific purposes, such as spare balls that are used to pick up spares or balls designed for throwing a straight ball.

Bowling balls are typically made of a variety of materials, including urethane, reactive resin, and plastic. The type of material used can affect the ball's hook potential, durability, and overall performance.

Bowling balls come in a range of weights, from as light as 6 pounds to as heavy as 16 pounds. The weight of a ball is an important factor in determining a bowler's speed and accuracy.

Handle balls were originally developed in the 1980s as a training aid for bowlers who were recovering from injuries. They soon became popular with bowlers of all skill levels as a way to improve their technique and consistency.

In addition to traditional bowling aides, there are also various apps and online resources available to help bowlers track their progress, analyze their game, and connect with other bowlers around the world.