2015 PWBA Topeka Open - Stepladder Finals

[@ainelawlor5755]

When in lockdown this is killing my days loven the re runs on the pwba tour theses women are amazing athletes

[@sonofnothing]

4:52 what a shot!

[@vanni9283]

What was the ball that Liz Johnson switched to in the 2nd match.

[@GueNaaa1]

I think its the storm rocket...

[@Ironfangzu]

Wow..Liz Caulkin against Liz Johnson in second match: What do I need to do to get a strike? Hit anywhere in the head pin! 1 light carry, 2 high hits, and a brooklyn for a killer 6-bagger, lol, plus 2 more brooklin strikes in the title match. When it's your day it's your day.

[@BowlingDad]

Anyone know what ball Liz Kuhlkin was using the first match???

[@lfish21.]

+Brad Nawrocki Viral solid would be my guess.

[@phogphantom]

she is using a viral

[@jasons1482]

I think Liz switched to the Rocket.

[@nachimi617]

PWBA

[@andrewphillips2179]

Liz Kuhlkin threw some brooklyn strikes as she climbed the ladder to win the Topeka Open

[@sonofnothing]

8:22 damn and again, robbed!

[@scottdane165]

Whats with Clara's repeated armswing through on every shot ? Its annoying.

[@Kfoerster88]

I don't think there's anything wrong with it. She follows through with it, so....

[@KO-OG-Passport-Bro-1997]

Women don't show enough emotions in bowling for me....how the hell she get a pocket 7pin and stone 8 and not show ANY emotions?

[@Osborne4Life]

pipimp100 Because she's mature.

[@KO-OG-Passport-Bro-1997]

cause she's boring!

[@666RAmses666]

+pipimp100 Lot of emotions is why I am not watching men's matches. They are "yeeeeaaaaah" on every single piece of shit. For example Rash vs. Belmonte Super Clash was unwatchable for me. On the other hand, some women have dead fish body language. The worst is Erin McCarthy (and cleaning her shoe ten times every round is pretty annoying)

[@Kfoerster88]

If you have ever met Clara she is probably one of the most humble athletes you'll meet, yet competitive. She stays very grounded. Always thinking about the next shot whether it's "boring" or not. It's a good mindset.

[@Ironfangzu]

Part of the reason they are professionals bowling against the world's best is that they keep their emotions on an even keel. Every moment they are thinking about their next shot and what adjustments they need to make. We league bowlers jump up and down for a brooklyn and slap the ball return when we hit the pocket flush and leave a stone 9. When we step up for our next shots we are either still mad about the unfair non-strike or we're thinking of ordering a beer from the waitress to reduce the mental pain. The pros are just more focused and smart than we are. 100% of their mental energy is usually on their next shot.