Learn to Bowl.com Coaching SurveyLearn to Bowl.com Coaching Survey

1. Approximately how many years have you been bowling on a regular basis?

Approximately how many years have you been bowling on a regular basis? Less than 1 year

Between 1 and 5 years

Between 5 and 10 years

Between 10 and 25 years

More than 25 years

2. Please check all that apply.

Please check all that apply. I own 1 or 2 bowling balls.

I own 3-6 bowling balls.

I own more than 6 bowling balls.

I own a plastic or polyester ball and use it regularly for shooting most spares (not all spares).

I own a plastic or polyester ball but don't use it very often, or I use it mainly just for shooting the 10-pin (7-pin for lefthanders).

Other (please specify)

3. How much do you think your bowling has improved as a result of instruction/coaching at Learn to Bowl.com?

	My game has got worse	Little or no improvement	Slow and gradual improvement	Improved significantly	Improved a lot
Pick the answer that best describes how you assess your level of improvement.	*How much do you think your bowling has improved as a result of instruction/coaching at Learn to Bowl.com? Pick the answer that best describes how you assess your level of improvement. My game has got worse	Pick the answer that best describes how you assess your level of improvement. Little or no improvement	Pick the answer that best describes how you assess your level of improvement. Slow and gradual improvement	Pick the answer that best describes how you assess your level of improvement. Improved significantly	Pick the answer that best describes how you assess your level of improvement. Improved a lot

Other (please specify)

4. Approximately how many times have you attended a group coaching session?

Approximately how many times have you attended a group coaching session? Once.

2 to 4 times.

5 to 10 times.

11 to 20 times.

21 or more times.

Other (please specify)

5. How would you best describe the value of the group coaching lessons?

How would you best describe the value of the group coaching lessons? Not a good value.	Fair value.	Good value.	Great value.
Other (please specify)

Learn to Bowl.com Coaching Survey