Alex Scott of Saskatoon, SK is a member of Bowls Canada’s marketing committee and shares this post with the goal of sparking a conversation and encouraging readers to share their thoughts. In every sport you have athletes who have perfected their mechanics to the point that it’s unflappable. The robotic Read more…
This post comes from OLBA’s Ralph Ellis as a follow up to his post about club finances. Ellis makes important points about why people take up lawn bowling, why people quit, and what keeps people bowling for long periods of time. While money is extremely important, there are other factors Read more…
Having guest authors on the blog has allowed us to share different perspectives and experiences and give the spotlight to many different bowlers. We want to officially extend an invitation to try your hand at writing and be featured on the Biased Bowls blog. If you have a topic that Read more…
BCB is working on developing a Club Development Workshop to teach clubs how to run a bowls club effectively. While this workshop is still being developed, read what Ontario’s Ralph Ellis has to say about one of the most crucial aspects of running a club: finances. The main barrier facing Read more…
“A generation which ignores history has no past and no future” – Robert Heinlein. Bowls in Canada has a lengthy history, with many clubs boasting existence of over 100 years. BCB has a much shorter history, as the national organization only incorporated in 1983 (prior to that there were separate Read more…