Cleveland's Blind Bowling League Fosters Skill and Community

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Source: Cleveland 19 News

In Cleveland, Ohio, a unique bowling league is providing visually impaired athletes with an opportunity to compete and connect. Coach Rich Williams, a USBC Silver Bowling coach, has been working with blind bowlers for seven years, emphasizing the importance of feel and technique over sight. The league not only enhances bowling skills but also serves as a social activity and confidence builder for its participants. (cleveland19.com)

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