Century
Challenge Club - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
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QUESTION
1: .Why was the Century Challenge
Club / 100 Spares Challenge created?
ANSWER:
.The simple
answer... to help bowlers improve their scores.
The
actual answer is a bit more complex. For example, to grow
the sport it is essential to come up with creative ways
to get bowlers to practice the 'lesser glamorous' aspects
of bowling; i.e., shooting spares.
Spare
shooting is a fundamental part of bowling yet it gets
so little consideration because of today's pre-occupation
with throwing more strikes. So why not recognize those
who dedicate his or her time towards improving their spare
games?
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QUESTION
2: .Is there a time limit to
how long it takes to complete a 100 Spares Challenge?
ANSWER:
.NO... take as much time
as you need. These are NOT intended to be completed in
one marathon practice session. Besides, attempting 100
spare shots and successfully converting 100 spares are
two totally conversations.
Get
started slowly, say one game's worth of 7-pin or 10-pin
spare shooting. Before you know it, you will be on your
way towards completing your first 100 Spares Challenge.
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QUESTION
3: .When was the Century Challenge
Club / 100 Spares Challenge created and launched?
ANSWER:
.September 2015
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QUESTION
4:
.Is there a membership fee to be
a part of the Century Challenge Club / 100 Spares Challenge?
ANSWER:
.NO... it is totally free.
There is no cost to the bowlers.
The
Century Challenge Club / 100 Spares Challenge, its website
and other developmental materials are paid for by
the U.S. High School Bowling Foundation.
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QUESTION
5: .Why
is there is Century Challenge Club / 100 Spares Challenge
free?
ANSWER:
.Similar to answer #1, this
program was created to promote bowling. It is a simple,
yet effective, way to bring attention to a fundamental
aspect of the sport utilizing proven methods of spare
shooting development.
More
100 Spares score sheets will be added in the future.
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QUESTION
6:
.Since the "Century Challenge
Club" and the "100 Spares Challenge" materials
are copywritten, are other individuals, coaches or teams allowed
to use them?
ANSWER:
.YES!!! The "Century
Challenge Club" and "100 Spares Challenge"
materials are totally free to use. All that is asked is
that credit is given to its developer, Michael Nyitray,
USBC Gold Certified Coach.
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QUESTION
7: .How
is the United States High School Bowling Foundation (USHSBF)
funded?
ANSWER:
.The USHSBF if funded
totally by donations. It is registered with the State
of Florida as a non-for-profit entity working to promoting
the growth of high school bowling throughout the country.
Along with Century Challege Club / 100 Spares Challenge
website, other USHSBF websites include:
U.S.
High School Bowling Foundation - www.ushsbf.org
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Broward County High School Bowling - www.hsbowling.org
If
you wish to make a tax deductable contribution, checks
can be made out to the USHSBF and sent to the
address below. Please provide your contact information
with your check so a receipt of your donation can be mailed,
or e-mailed, to you.
USHSBF
6687 NW 110 Way
Parkland, FL 33076
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QUESTION
8: .Can
donors remain anonymous?
ANSWER:
.YES. While we would be happy
to display any donor's generosity, we respect anyone's
wishes to remain anonymous.
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QUESTION
9: .Can
I contact the Century Challenge Club / 100 Spares Challenge
by e-mail?
ANSWER:
.YES. Any inquiries can be
sent to:. 100spares@gmail.com
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