ABC:  American Bowling Congress official rule making body for ten pin bowling for its . . .
Action:  Spin on the ball and the movement of the pins caused by that spin. A relatively . . .
Activity:  Recreational or leisure in nature. Generally fun and less physically and psychol . . .
Address:  The bowler's stance before beginning the approach. . . .
Adjustment:  The changing of part of your game to be more competitive on the particular lane . . .
Adult Bumper Bowling:  A term used to describe a lane condition that is very easy. . . .
Aerobic Exercise:  Exercise utilizing oxygen and body fats as the main energy source. Endurance in . . .
AJBC:  American Junior Bowling Congress former governing body for junior bowlers; since . . .
All Events:  A score based on a bowler's combined total from singles, doubles, and team event . . .
All The Way:  The act of completing a game with all strikes from a given point in the game.See . . .
Alley:  Strictly, a group of lanes or the bowling establishment that houses them. Often . . .
AMF:  American Machine and Foundry was the original name for the acronym. AMF made the . . .
AMF 3 Dot:  A hard rubber ball popular in the old days. It was solid black with three white . . .
Anaerobic Exercise:  Exercise utilizing carbohydrates as the main energy source. Short term habituall . . .
Anchor Man:  The last bowler to roll for a team; usually the team's best bowler. Sometimes us . . .
Angle:  Usually refers to the line a player is throwing; see also entry angle. The direc . . .
Ankle Shot:  Hitting your ankle during the delivery. Ankle shots are both undesirable and pai . . .
Apple:  The bowling ball; see rock.
Approach:  1) The movement of the bowler from address to delivery. 2) The part of the lane . . .
Approved Ball Cleaners:  Under the current rules, once competitio . . .