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BOWLS TARANAKI COACHES ASSOCIATION
| CENTRE DIRECTOR OF COACHING |
Joan Richards |
[Ph: 06 751 1669] |
| Co-DIRECTOR |
Anne Cargo |
[Ph: 06 759 4146] |
| SECRETARY |
Janice Ropitini |
[Ph: 06 753 4624] |
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| EXAMINATION BOARD: |
Robin Sissons, Faye George, Mike Curd |
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[The Annual General Meeting of the Board will be held on Saturday 8 May, 2010 - time & venue to be advised. ]
BOWLS TARANAKI UMPIRES ASSOCIATION
| PRESIDENT |
Dave McClean |
[Ph: 06 756 6234] |
| VICE-PRESIDENT |
Ken Day
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[Ph: 06 757 4356] |
| SECRETARY |
Gavin Belton, 16 Oberon Street, Stratford |
[Ph: 06 765 8286] |
| COMMITTEE |
Lloma Hibbell, John Foreman, Bob Linn |
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DIVISIONAL SUPERVISORS:
North: L. Hibbell; D.McClean; Central: W.Robinson; South: R.Linn; West: P. Symes.
[The Annual General Meeting of the Assn. will be held at 1:00pm on Sunday 16 May, 2010 at the Stratford_Avon Bowling Club. ]
Taranaki Umpires Assn - Annual Bowling Tournament - 2009 Mon.7 Dec 2009 - 9:30am @ Stratford-Avon B.C. Mixed 3-bowl Triples PLEASE ENTER IN GOOD TIME !
NEXT GENERAL MEETING OF THE UMPIRES ASSOCIATION: - Monday 2 November, 2009 - Paritutu Bowling Club - 1:30pm - then - Monday 1 March, 2010 - Stratford-Avon Bowling Club - 1:30pm
FROM THE BOWLS NZ WEBSITE
Drills and Games

Success in the game of bowls comes from consistent execution of the basic skills together with sound tactical judgment. The key to improvement, just as in any other sport, is purposeful practice.
The individual practice drills in the link below are designed to improve the basic skills. Each drill is designed to allow simple consistent objective measuring of performance so that players can set goals and strive to improve their personal best. Recording the results will enable player and coach to monitor progress and identify stregnths and weaknesses.
Skills need to be practiced in context as well as in isolation. Too often players "practice" by rolling up with a mate usually simply reinforcing bad habits. Modified games designed to challenge a particular skill or tactic can turn group practice into purposeful practice that is both challenging and fun. Learning from mistakes made in such purposeful games will quickly improve tactical judgment and refine skills.
This collection of games and drills is not intended to be a complete list but are examples of an almost endless variety of activities. Players are encouraged to modify them to meet their individual needs. Challenge yourself and enjoy!! Link HERE to find downloads of a range of games and drills.
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