Bowling

Ed Herman

Description

Title:

Bowling

Creator:

Ed Herman

Date:

8/21/2010

Text:

I received these replies to my TF bowling question, Thank you all
1,
Fortunately a right handed bowler places his weight on his left leg when
delivering the ball. It will alter his game, but with practice he
should recover well.
Ted Trower

2

Most TF's that I have treated and bowled, stood at the line and released the ball. If they have something similar to a Mauch, they may be able to lock the cylinder and do 1 or 2 stiff legged steps to release the ball.

  3

We have a national champion bowler who works for us at our Omaha office, I would suggest you call the office and get some ideas from him.
Kevin Carroll

4 Most TF's that I have Treated and bowled stood at the line and released the ball. If they have something similar to a Mauch, they may be able to lock the cylinder and od 1 or 2 stiff legged steps
My old friend John Schulte


5 I have been a TF amputee, Rt, for 40 years and have bowled on league for most of the time. I also am a right handed bowler. the key to the process is using a one step approach
James Holt

                          

Citation

Ed Herman, “Bowling,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 16, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/231691.