I catch up with one of the latest bowlers to win a USBC Eagle Tim Pfeifer. Pfeifer is part of the Higgy's Aquarium team that won the Team All Events title at the Open Championships in Las Vegas. We discuss the game plan they had heading into the event and the sweat after posting 10,226 in late June. Pfeifer, who manages two centers also discusses string pinsetters and why he believes they could save bowling in rural America.

On this can't miss podcast I am joined by six-time PBA title winner Chris Warren. We discuss his season on the PBA50 Tour, what went right and what he can learn from his two second place finishes. We also discuss a recent post by Dick Allen fueling the when to use urethane debate once again and Chris shares his thoughts on Bowlero buying up centers and them owning the PBA Tour.

This week I am joined by Valerie Bercier who is a registered Dietitian at Berberry Health & Wellness LLC. We discuss how what you put into your body plays a major role in your success on the lanes. Valerie also shares some tips on what bowlers can eat before, during and after competition to keep them performing at their best.

This week I catch up with USBC Hall of Famer & Silver-Certified Coach Mike Shady to discuss his trip to Vegas for the Open Championships. We talk about both patterns and what equipment, generally speaking he thinks will work will this year. Shady also shares why he believes scores this year may be a touch higher then years past, especially in Doubles and Singles. We also talk about that guy who uses urethane in league and how it changes the pattern. Finally we talk string pins and Mike shares why he believes they are here to stay and why he likes his students bowling on strings during a lesson.

This week we catch up with former college bowler and coach JJ Mastny to discuss his USBC OC Experience. Mastny's team is currently leading the team event with a score of 3363. We discuss his teams' preparation for the tournament and when he really feels the lanes opened up for his team. We discuss equipment, surface and how topography all played a part their success in Vegas.

This week I catch up with PBA Star Kyle Troup at the Phoenix Raceway. We discuss his first half of the 2024 season and what his expectations are for the rest of the year. We discuss some of the challenges he is facing off the lanes and why it made him rethink his entire process.

Two-Time PBA Star Matt Ogle joins me to discuss his journey to the PBA Tour and his goals for the upcoming season. We also talk about his relationship with Sean Rash and how they became doubles partners. We also discuss his thoughts on the US Open oil patterns and how he has learned to like urethane.

We kick of 2024 by interviewing 2024 former ASU Bowler Chase Nadeau. Chase talks about his time bowling at Arizona State and who he leaned on for advice when it came to picking a college and what advice he has for young bowlers. We also talk about how his game has changed over the years and what winning the Storm Utah Open means to him.

Bill joins us to discuss high school bowling across the country and how he approaches coaching his high school team. He also talks about why he believes youth bowling in his area is on the decline, and how he approaches coaching and lessons. Bill also talks about how he was introduced to two-handed bowling and how he teaches the two-handed game. Bill also shares his advice for bowlers looking to bowl in college and even beyond. We also discuss string pins and his initial thoughts based on some of the videos being posted.

This week we catch up with Grand Canyon University Head Bowling Coach Ben Canfield. Canfield talks about how both his teams are preparing for the upcoming season and how he has grown as coach over the years. We also talk about how he relates to his team as the age gap between him and his athletes continues to get wider. We also discuss recruiting and he looks for when on the recruiting trail.