Bowling

The video tutorial introduces bowling as a fun indoor game that helps improve aim and ball skills. It explains how to set up a bowling game at home using empty bottles as pins and provides tips for practicing and improving accuracy. The tutorial also explores using feet to bowl, drawing parallels with soccer, and emphasizes the importance of practice.

What is the main focus of today's workout plan?

• Improving speed

• Building strength

• Practicing aim through bowling

• Learning new ball games

Why is bowling considered an indoor game?

• It uses heavy equipment

• It requires a lot of space

• It needs a perfectly flat surface

• It is too noisy for outdoors

What is used as a substitute for real bowling pins in a home setup?

• Metal cans

• Empty 2-liter bottles

• Plastic cups

• Wooden blocks

What pattern is used to set up the six bowling pins?

• A straight line

• A circle

• A square

• A triangle

What did the student notice about aiming while practicing bowling?

• Aiming for the number one pin was most effective

• Aiming for the side pins was best

• Using a heavier ball improved aim

• Rolling the ball slowly was more accurate

What challenge did the student face when rolling the ball hard?

• The ball went too fast

• It was harder to keep the ball straight

• The ball bounced off the pins

• The ball stopped midway

What is a key similarity between rolling the ball with hands and kicking it with feet?

• Both require aiming for the side pins

• Both are easier when done slowly

• Both benefit from aiming at the number one pin

• Both are more effective with a heavier ball