Ten-pin bowling is a popular indoor sport and recreational activity played on a long, polished lane. Players roll a heavy ball toward ten pins arranged in a triangular formation at the end of the lane. The aim is to knock down as many pins as possible in one or two attempts per frame. A game consists of ten frames, and players score points for strikes and spares. Bowling requires concentration, balance, and coordination, making it enjoyable for people of all ages. It is often played socially with friends and family, while professional competitions attract skilled bowlers from around the world.

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