Main Coaching Tip
Make one evidence-based adjustment and observe the result.
60-Second Coaching Tips
One Change at a Time
When correcting a problem, do not change line, stance, delivery and weight together.
Why It Matters
Multiple simultaneous changes hide cause and effect. If the bowl improves, you cannot tell which change worked. If it gets worse, confidence drops and correction becomes guesswork. One controlled change gives cleaner feedback and builds trust in your process.
Try This on the Rink
Pick the main issue first: line or length. Change one variable only for three to five bowls, then review the pattern. Keep notes if possible. If there is no improvement, revert and test a different single change. This protects rhythm and reduces over-correction.
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