MORE FUN AND BETTER BOWLING WITH TENPIN FUNTIPS

TBAQ is rolling out an modern new program of video ideas designed to make Tenpin Bowling extra accessible and rewarding for gamers of all ages.

FUNtips is a singular mixture of on-lane and on-line assets designed to assist bowlers enhance their expertise – and enhance their scores – each time they play. Each 10-second FUNtip is delivered by supportive instructors, bowling centre workers and sport accredited coaches.

Renowned for creating industry-leading growth applications, the Tenpin Bowling Association of Queensland has launched its FUNtips program with the enthusiastic help of the Queensland Department of Sport (FUNtips helps Queenslanders strike up a love for Tenpin Bowling | Department of Sport, Racing and Olympic and Paralympic Games).

FUNtips goals to spice up participation within the sport all through the neighborhood and to offer a useful sport pathway exercise.

FUNtips demonstrates most of the sport’s basis expertise in a fast-moving, user-friendly introductory collection of movies on-line (FUNtips – TBAQ) and at bowling centre venues throughout the State. The program spearheads a broader initiative that may quickly see the launch of a customized app and digital competitors all through Queensland, and finally nationally.

TBAQ CEO and internationally accredited Elite Level coach, Gail Torrens, believes this system will assist extra Queenslanders grasp the first expertise wanted to enhance their recreation and realise their potential capacity.

“We have 150,000 social players bowling 1.2 million games every year in Queensland alone – FUNtips will help them to develop skills in tenpin bowling and is a vital first step on the sport’s pathways that offer regional, State and potentially international representation,” she said. “It’s a new program packed with quick and easy tips to help you improve your game and impress your mates! … and even better, it offers a significant first step in a sport with exciting challenge and enjoyment for people of all abilities,” she added.

For additional particulars about this modern new program, contact TBAQ CEO Gail Torrens through e-mail [email protected] or telephone (07) 3876 5400.