At the end of a hard day, there's nothing like hurling a big, heavy ball at a bunch of innocent little pins to work out your frustrations. - Paul Lukas, writer for ESPN.com
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Bowling Proprietors Association of Minnesota
Minnesota High School Bowling
Minnesota Youth Bowling
Did you know?? Rolling a 8 to 16 pound bowling ball at 17 to 25 miles per hour down 60 feet of lane uses 134 muscles. Can you imagine the calories you will burn while rolling 210 of those balls
in one fun packed league night?!? In fact, bowling 3 games at 2 balls per frame will produce the equivalent of a one mile walk and burn 198 calories per hour. All that and bowling is fun, too!
BPAM Mission Statement
To increase the value of our members
investment by promoting and improving the image of bowlers.
We strive to strengthen the professionalism of our members
and provide resources to increase the profitability of their
operations.
Live. Love. Laugh. Bowl!
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BOWL FOR VETERANS (Bowlers to Veterans Link)
Community Charities of Minnesota's 2010 Charity Hunt
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