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After leaving the swimming pool, the athletes adjourned to Sibu Bowl. There I had to learn how to bowl by observation.
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Bowling, i decided would not be an easy task for me.
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Fortunately we met a guy (not in pic) who offered us vouchers for free games during the off-peak periods. 
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That inspired us to watch the players closely to learn the rules of the game.
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By then, we had already decided bowling would be lots of fun.
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There was so much to learn.
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This friendly guy showed us how to enjoy bowling.
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Many thanks to Muhd. Zul Hilmi of the Kuching delegation for the pics and bowling lesson.
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Later, it was an honor to hand over the third prize to Muhd Zul Hilmi.
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By then, we had already got to know the athletes better.
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We also made friends with this SYT ( sweet young thing ) from Bintulu and her teachers. Hi!
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At the same time, there was a badminton demonstration for the athletes.
Tags: bowling, exercise, fitness, kids. boy, Photography, Sarawak, Sibu, special olympics
So much concentration from the athletes.
Bengbeng – when are you going to go bowling? Take Benghui oso lah, as a treat.
I’m pretty bad at bowling – my bowling balls love to enter the longkang! LOL
I think they can surely bowl better than me.
i miss this sport. i believe nobody broke the record yet of Paeng Nepomoceno as the best bowler in the world.