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THE BOWLING ALLEY — You probably have to be a pretty good bowler to wear a GoPro during your games. I mean, I go bowling once every few years, and there's no way I want the results captured on film. There are gutter balls galore, and if I somehow luck into a strike, even that accomplishment looks awkward and sloppy.
But there are certain types of people who are good enough at what they do that they want it documented. Perhaps they'll analyze the footage later to improve their performance. Or maybe they'll post it to a social channel to impress others.
Bottom line is that when you see someone with a camera mounted to their head or chest, they probably know what they're doing. Same goes for people who bring a custom ball to the bowling alley. If you've got one of those beauties in your closet, you probably go bowling a lot more than I, and you have an impressive level of skill.
The bowler in this video checks both boxes, as they're wearing a camera and using a custom ball. Check it out:
Not only does this bowler look skilled, but they are as cool as a cucumber. When a bowling pin strangely comes gliding back down the alley, the bowler simply reaches down with a gloved hand to grab it. The bowler then carries the gifted pin to the ball return and sets it there like a trophy.
Thank heaven for these GoPro people. Without them, we'd never see bizarre scenes like this.
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