Just a little more information; Fred Borden is tied in with USA coaching (instrumental in creation of the USA coaching program, later USBC coaching). The website was built in cooperation with USBC Coaching and the governing body supports MBC. They do encourage the MBC members to get a USBC certified coach. In fact, it is the "sounding board" if not "mantra" that they keep repeating. What they offer is a definite master plan for learning, practicing and competing. Yes, one can, I believe, from the information so far go it on your own - and take the information to the lanes. I've opted to use the information in conjunction with a "bronze level" USBC certified coach. Seems to be a good mix. MBC fee of $49.95 for year is a steal, to have Fred Borden, Geri Edwards and Ron Hatfield, not to mention Chris Barnes pro tips. Already feel like I got my monies worth after a few lessons. Heck, people will spend $30-$50 for a coach for an hour. My plan is use the MBC program + a session every quarter with a flesh and blood coach (non-digital coach). This information is recommended by MBC to be used with any USBC certified coach.
I repeat, one could do it on their own, there seems to be enough "fundamentally rich" information given that it could work for a "do it yourselfer". I think if anything, this program gives you a gradual sequentual weekly lesson program, that builds on your bowling knowledge step by step.
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KEG LERX
"The pins adhere to the law of the "Golden Rule"."
Ball Arsenal Registry (includes drilling Specs) @ Allbowling.comEdited on 10/3/2006 4:50 PM