Bowling in this economy

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Bowling in this economy

Aug 30th, 11
Are you wanting to see how having fun can be both productive and economical in this down-turned economy? Want to find out how you can create a program instantly to reduce stress, overcome boredom and make your workers more productive?

Find out why something as past-time as "bowling" can improve your relationships, build bonding power with those around you and satisfy communication needs that are 100% effective in today's downturned economy.

Come by and get involved in a league or form one of your own. It's an easy process that anyone can do and we'll show you how very quickly and effectively. It's a no-loose proposition.

 

This is easy, fun, enjoyable and provides a platform your group to interact on a weekly basis in an environment that is productively recreational and satisfies the competitive nature found in the most successful organizations.  Teams that bowl rotate around each other for a period of 2-3 hours per week.  This allows different people to intermingle with one another which creates a positive environment for communicating in this low stress situation. 

 

Everyone is focused on having fun while being together.  There is no boredom because the main reason for being there involves rolling a sphere down the lane to knock down pins.  It provides a social setting where people can eat, drink, and participate.  Small topics of conversation are brought up with one another, grievances at the office or in the boardroom are now settled out on the lanes through the use of rolling a ball at some pins.  This is effective, productive and the perfect way to enhance all your relationships and provide a weekly setting for such a program.

 

Call, email or facebook message and we'll setup a foolproof program that not only works, but will blow your mind in how hassle free it will be. All you have to do is show up and have a good time.  In fact, let us meet up and show you around the facilities.  You will be amazed at how quickly a bowling league can be put together.  With today's social media, everyone can become instantly involved in your group. 

 

For 50 years we've been forming bowling leagues and getting people together who never even knew anything about bowling or thought they weren't good enough.  This is common to what a lot of people think but it's simply not true.  Bowling offers a handicap system which is built-in and levels the playing field - anyone can bowl.  The excuse of not being good enough to bowl in a league is a myth.  This is all done for you by our computer system which automatically calculates scores, averages, and points.  All you have to do is show up and start having fun.

 

The cost of bowling is one of the best values today in this economy.  What you get are:

Pick the best time available that works for you: 6pm, 9pm, 11pm, 9am, 1pm, 3pm - these times appeal to companies who have large 3rd shift workers like hospitals, factories, call centers, also the nine to fivers who can be out here in the 6 o'clock spot.

 

In the 1960s when IBM came to Lexington, they formed large leagues and it was great fun for them.  Over the years many of these leagues have continued to bowl and reap the benefits of a weekly format.  With large substitute lists the length of season and personal time commitment is never an issue.  There is Lawyer's League that bowls called, Legal Eagles, that has about 60 people then about 80 more substitutes.  It proves that many people like to be involved and choose to rotate in and out when needed.

 

Leagues can be formed with as little as 24 people or you can form an association league where a team of 4 or 5 players from your company joins into a group of other teams.  An example of this is a men's league that bowls on Monday nights with teams of 5 regular bowlers per team and 5 substitutes.

 

Let us know you can get involved by call Eastland Lanes 859-252-3429 or Southland Lanes 859-277-5746 or email.

 

There is no happiness except in the realization that we have accomplished something. Henry Ford

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