Simply Bowling Coaching

Congrats Kyler!

Kyler Adams – Virtue Bowling Supply Outside of bowling, Kyler enjoys grilling and hanging with friends. That is how he relaxes and keeps a positive state of mind.

Huge shoutout to Doug B for his 2nd career 300! Reminder that Doug still has yet to be bowling for 2 years 😮

Congrats to Simply Bowling’s Tyler Milbrandt on his recent high game of 289!

Huge congrats to Ryan for the win at the Strikeforce at Via Linda!

We were at Bowlero Via Linda today for another 2-squad tournament. We would see a great turnout with 103 total entries (74 qualifying and 29 parlays). We would pay out over $5,400 in main and side event prizefunds.

We would see Ryan Griggs almost leave after the quarterfinals as he thought he didn’t make the cut and he would get back and grind his way to his 2nd AHT SFT title and $1,100! Congrats to Seth Krich on 2nd place for $600 and Eric Flick on 3rd place for $330!

Thank you to the staff at Bowlero Via Linda for hosting us this weekend. Also a big thank you to Tyler Andersen for helping today to keep us going today.

Tournament results and event summary will be online tomorrow.

Congrats to Simply Bowling’s Jadeyn on winning the PBA Junior event in Colorado this past weekend!

A PBA Jr. Southwest Regional event was held for the first time ever in the great state of Colorado, and we’d like to recognize our three Champions from the tournament held at Sweetheart 10 Pin Bowling in Loveland. Pictured below are Champions Dmitri Richardson (U18 Boys) from Greenwood Village, CO, Jadeyn Mabry (U18 Girls) from Queen Creek, AZ, and Ewan Oester (U15 Mixed) from Portland, OR. This is Dmitri’s second PBA Jr. title after winning the PBA Jr. National Championships Southwest Regional Qualifier in August of this year, and the first PBA Jr. title for Jadeyn and Ewan. A big THANK YOU to our hosts at Sweetheart 10 Pin Bowling, and congratulations to our new Champions and to ALL of the athletes who participated!

Shoutout to all of our Simply Bowling members (as well as ASU bowlers as pictured) who made cut at the Cliff Castle TAT this past weekend! Ryan ended up making the finals for 4th overall, and many advanced through at least a round. Congrats to all cashers!

“What makes Simply Bowling different than other coaching options?”

We get that a lot. And here’s the long and short answer:

The short answer, we have a revolutionary style of teaching the sport, and an amazing community of our bowlers nationwide that support everyone else, no matter what.

The long answer however, goes deeper. Because it’s obvious that good coaching allows you, the bowler, to become more skilled, thus higher scores, and more general enjoyment to the sport. However, once you can simply execute well enough (150 Ave range) the role of Coach is even more vital, because of the system taught.

Every Coach has a system. Some have poor systems and some have great systems. We believe so strongly in our system, because the results say so. I (Coach Matt) can personally vouch for the system taught, because it’s what I’ve learned in my ASU career and onwards. Coach Jordan, over his past 20 years of coaching, has had students win at every possible level in the sport. In the 3 months of this business being created, we’ve had:

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