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The Manitoba Five Pin Bowling Federation supports the sport of five pin
bowling
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 | They are bowling under the best possible conditions each year | ||||
| Bowling conditions are consistent (standardized) throughout their province
and country.
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Bowling Center Proprietors benefit ...
| The quality of lane resurfacing workmanship is verified |
| Their lanes, equipment, and conditions can not be unjustly criticized |
Lane certification costs $2.50 per lanebed. Contact us to make arrangements to have a qualified agent come and certify your lanes and equipment.
A main objective of the Canadian 5 Pin Bowlers' Association has been to standardize lane conditions for 5 Pin bowlers and proprietors across Canada. A Lane Certification Program has subsequently been introduced to ...
| Manitoba and Saskatchewan in 1983 |
| Quebec and Newfoundland in 1985 |
| Alberta and British Columbia in 1986 |
| Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island in 1992. |
Each program has been tailored to meet the needs of the individual provinces and has met with unqualified success.
The original concept for a Lane Certification Program in Canada was designed along the lines of a very successful program conducted by the American Bowling Congress in the United States. This program called on trained volunteers to make annual checkups on bowling center facilities to ensure that the lanes and equipment met with ABC specifications. The program became a benefit to both proprietors and bowlers as lane certification became the key ingredient in standardizing lane conditions across the nation.
The Lane Certification Seminar is offered as a no-charge, 2 day clinic.
Day 1, 1:00 to 5:00 pm covers:
| Introduction |
| History of Lane Certification |
| Purpose of Lane Certification |
| Benefits of Lane Certification |
| Duties and Responsibilities of Lane Certification Agent |
| Administration of the Lane Certification Program |
| Lane Certification Equipment |
| Specifications and Standards for 5 Pin Bowling. |
Day 2, 9:00 am to 12:00 noon covers:
| Step By Step Procedures for Lane Certification |
| On-Lane Demonstration and Instruction |
| Questions and Answers |
| Examination |
Volunteers are also invited to study the Seminar material, write the test, and go for an on-lane checkup.
Who teaches the teachers ??? - We do. MFPBF offers level I & II coaching clinics to train qualified 5 Pin Bowling coaches.
The Canadian 5 Pin Bowlers' Association Level I Coaching Clinic costs $40.00 and lasts one day. This clinic will will prepare coaches for Level I Certification which enables them to coach any team qualifying at the house round and accompany that team throughout the completion of the event or competition, up to and including National Championships.
The Level I Clinic includes ...
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| Role Of The Coach
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| Skill Analysis
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| Practice Sessions
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| Practical Component
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Please contact us for more information.
MFPBF offers the Canadian 5 Pin Bowlers' Association Level II Coaching Clinic for those wishing to coach at the higher competitive levels. The Level II Clinic costs $70.00 and lasts two days.
The Level II Clinic includes ...
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| Mental Training
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| Fitness Training
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| Practical Component |
Please contact us for more information.
In its role as governing body for 5 Pin Bowling in Canada, the Canadian 5 Pin Bowlers' Association has developed a National Certification Program aimed at improving the administration, coaching, officiating, and management of our sport. The MFPBF offers a one day clinic (cost of $25.00) covering both Judge of Play and Scorekeeping. You can register for each course individually for $20.00 each.
The Judge of Play Clinic is one in a series of officiating clinics which have been designed to educate individuals in the proper procedures and techniques for successful tournament operation. Specifically, this clinic is designed to:
| Produce competent, certified Judges of Play for use by all 5 Pin Bowling tournament organizers across Canada. |
| Standardize the procedures and terminology used in officiating 5 Pin Bowling competitions. |
Topics covered in this clinic are:
| Foreword |
| Acknowledgement |
| Clinic Objectives |
| Certification Procedures |
| Introduction |
| Tournament Management |
| Characteristics of a Judge of Play |
| Objectives of a Judge of Play |
| Summary |
| Appendix A - Tournament Formats Booklet |
| Appendix B - Case Studies |
The Scorekeeping Clinic is designed to:
| Produce competent, certified Scorekeepers for use by all 5 Pin Bowling tournament organizers across Canada |
| Standardize the procedures and terminology used in scoring 5 Pin Bowling competitions. |
Topics covered are:
| Foreword |
| Acknowledgement |
| Clinic Objectives |
| Certification Procedures |
| History of 5 Pin Scoring |
| The Art of Score-keeping |
| Basic 5 Pin Scoring Terms |
| Score-sheets |
| Scoring Terms and Symbols |
| How To Use the 3 Box Scoring Method |
| Score-keeping and the Rule Book |
| Score-keeping for Tournaments |
| Summary |
| Appendix A - Scorekeepers Quiz |
Please contact us for more information.
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