Tenpin Bowling
Research in Bowling
The following is a collection of references to research related to tenpin bowling. Where available, there is a link to an abstract or summary of the research study results.
Physiology
- Benedict Tan, Abdul Rashid Aziz, Teh Kong Chuan, Correlations Between Physiological Parameters and Performance in Elite Ten-Pin Bowlers, Journal of Science and Medicine in Sports 3: 176-185, 2000
- Benedict Tan, Abdul Rashid Aziz, Teh Kong Chuan, Lee Hong Choo, The Bowling Grip Strength Test: A New and Reliable Test for Ten-Pin Bowlers, Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness 41: 68-72, 2001
- Wood, R. J. (2000) Physiological and performance measures during a simulated tenpin bowling tournament and their relationship to fitness. Unpublished research
- Curtis, J.M., Elnora and Darwood. (1951). The relationship of strength of selected muscle groups to performance in bowling. Unpublished Masters Thesis, University of Wisconsin.
- Greenlee, G.A. (1960). The relationship of selected measures of strength, balance and kinesthesis to bowling performance. Thesis (M.A.), University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore, 2 microfiche.
- Sabol, B. (1963). A study of relationships among anthropometric, strength and performance measures of college women bowlers. Thesis (M.A.), University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore, 3 microfiche.
- Widule, C.J. (1967). A study of anthropometric, strength and performance characteristics of men and women league bowlers. Thesis (Ph.D.), University of Oregon, Eugene, Ore, 6 microfiche.
Medicine
- Murtagh, J. Tenpin bowler's thumb. Aust Fam Physician. 1990 Oct;19(10):1587.
- Kisner WH, Thumb neuroma: a hazard of ten pin bowling, Br J Plast Surg. 1976 Jul; 29(3): 225-6.
- Dobyns JH, O'Brien ET, Linscheid RL, Farrow GM. Bowler's thumb: diagnosis and treatment. A review of seventeen cases. J Bone Joint Surg Am. 1972 Jun;54(4):751-5.
- Carmichael KD, Stewart D Jr. Bowling injuries in children, Am J Orthop. 2004 Feb;33(2):93-5, 58
Psychology
- Thomas PR, Schlinker PJ, Over R. Psychological and psychomotor skills associated with prowess at ten-pin bowling, J Sports Sci. 1996 Jun;14(3):255-68.
Journals
- The Science of Tenpin Bowling Journal: a proposal for a new and exciting journal specifically for tenpin bowling.
