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Bowling A Strike

Thursday, December 9, 2010. Instructions With Scientific Terminology. The movement begins when the bowler steps onto the approach, aligns their body to the target, and places their hand in the ball. The right shoulder joint has isometric. Elevation due to the balls weight, the right elbow joint has isometric flexion. At 90 degrees, and slight flexion in the right hand finger joints. The left elbow joint is rotated medially. And the left shoulder girdle is abducted. To your right leg. On the ball and arm.

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Thursday, December 9, 2010. Instructions With Scientific Terminology. The movement begins when the bowler steps onto the approach, aligns their body to the target, and places their hand in the ball. The right shoulder joint has isometric. Elevation due to the balls weight, the right elbow joint has isometric flexion. At 90 degrees, and slight flexion in the right hand finger joints. The left elbow joint is rotated medially. And the left shoulder girdle is abducted. To your right leg. On the ball and arm.

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