The ABC (American Bowling Congress) is an institution that specifies how the pins are to be made - according to their set standards. They are also the one responsible for checking the bowling alleys and the bowling lanes for compliance. Some venues may not have strict regulations or enforcement of pin shapes and sizes or the pin setting machine. The size and weight of the ball should be perfect for the body and capacity of the bowler so that he can execute properly. If the ball is not right, then it will not get to the target. 2. A good grip of the ball is essential. He needs to hold the ball with the two fingers of his dominant hand - if he is left-handed, then he can handle the ball with his left hand and vise versa. , is credited to the religious leaders of Germany. A kegel - which represents the devil - was used as a pin. It needed to be hit as a sign of purity and freeing from sin and anyone who failed to hit the target was determined to be wicked. It was a practice that led the congregation to salvation and was even more standardized by Martin Luther. This equipment trains the wrist to bowl with the proper form. Using this regularly will improve one's game. The wrist support should fit perfectly and the proper size to hug the wrist. One must not feel any discomfort or pain when using wrist supports. Shoes Having the right kind of shoes in bowling is an advantage. This can really be a shoestring operation if a family wants or needs it to be. Weather isn't a concern. Some other family sports might require ideal weather conditions to enjoy. Rainy days, snowy days and even really, really hot days have no impact on this family activity. Self-esteem building. Bowling can actually be a pretty big self-esteem builder. The general rule of play is to allow the bowler to the right of your lane to go first if you both arrive at the same time. This helps ensure that concentration isn't interrupted by two people trying to bowl simultaneously. Use common courtesy. Bowling is a game that many people take very seriously. Keep common courtesy and politeness in the front of your mind.