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    All About Bowling

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      pinkapple
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      hypergatak:
      Chevrons, near IMM jurong, is kidd friendly. They have 4 pounds Pooh Bear bowling ball with 5 finger holes. But they do not have small shoe sizes, but they allowed my kids to wear their own trainers.

      4 pounds sounds good. thanx!

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        swimironkids
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        I used to play alot of tennis during my twenties to thirties

        Now my left arm is slightly bigger than my right
        Take note parents ya…just a thought ;O)

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          pinkapple
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          haha. actually hor. most right handers have bigger right hand/arm. Human is asymmetrical.

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            Vevey
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            Downtown East has really kiddie bowling that a 2yo also can manage. 🙂

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              princesskaris
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              Yup, downtown east orchid bowl has alleys meant for kids. My 2+ old daughter had 2 games there. It was pretty fun. Its $2 per game if i rem correctly.

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                Imami
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                Anyone tried bumper bowling?


                Is there any Bowling centers which cater for young kids, other than kallang bowl and orchid bowl?

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                  jon00
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                  The Chevron at Jurong East. They can program the bumpers to go up and down for each player. That means you can play on the same lane as the kids.

                  They also offer lighter bowling balls with five fingers holes from the shoe counter for kids.

                  Imami:
                  Anyone tried bumper bowling?

                  Is there any Bowling centers which cater for young kids, other than kallang bowl and orchid bowl?

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                    Imami
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                    jon00:
                    The Chevron at Jurong East. They can program the bumpers to go up and down for each player. That means you can play on the same lane as the kids.

                    They also offer lighter bowling balls with five fingers holes from the shoe counter for kids.
                    Imami:

                    Anyone tried bumper bowling?

                    Is there any Bowling centers which cater for young kids, other than kallang bowl and orchid bowl?

                    wow.... thanks for the info! The Chervron is definitely more convenient for the family, then orchid bowl or kallang bowl.

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                      timtamfan
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                      Hi, just want to explore the possibility of learning this sport. Will drop by a lane one day, but thought to check with parents who have children who plays this sport regularly. Is there a minimum height to start proper learning ? And any good coach that may help in the process ? Preferably in the East. Thanks


                      P.S. Singapore Bowling has a list of coaches on their website.

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                        Musicstar
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                        Hi , may I check what is the rate for bowling lesson individually. How long to learn the basic skill?

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