When

The BowlU initiative began one night when asking myself why? This wasn't the first time I asked myself why, but on that night I gave myself an answer that made sense. Blaming others would no longer be satisfactory and it was time for me to step up and face the responsibilities I have to the sport and industry that I love. After 4 years of piecing the puzzle together I made a decision that if I did not take the lead...it would not get done.

After reading the 5w's you will have a pretty good picture of what BowlU is all about, but to answer the question of "When" it is very important to understand the challenges of sharing knowledge and experience. Logistically speaking it is impossible to be in more than one place at a time. It is expensive and impossible to meet the demands of travel and even if it were possible, it is impossible to complete training and understanding in short periods of time. While BowlU fully understands the value of camps, clinics, and seminars there is a need for a library of knowledge and experiences that meets the logistical demands. www.bowlu.com was created to answer the logistical challenges.

BowlU.com is available...anywhere...anytime. for a fee that eliminates the challenges of cost.

So when you are ready:

to eliminate confusion
to imporve yourself
to teach others
to have a more complete understanding for your customers
to appreciate the sport at a higher level

BowlU will be there for you...anywhere...anytime

...it's fun

...it's right

...it's rewarding

...it's

Tom Clark

(Commissioner of the Professional Bowlers Association)

"Player development is extremely important to the PBA for its present and future. In order for our players to grow, education and attention are critical. There is no one more qualified through his experience, perspective, talent and vision to help lead PBA player development than Rick Benoit. We are happy to be partnering with Rick on his efforts through BowlU. We are also pleased that our players will have access to his knowledge and teaching ability so they can be the best they can be and serve as inspiration for generations to come in this incredibly difficult but rewarding sport."

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