'''''If you're looking for the sport, go to [[Bowling (sport)]].'''''
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[[File:Bowling.jpg|thumb|400px]]'''Bowling''' is one of the 5 training sports featured in [[Wii Sports]]. There are three different variations of the game, Picking Up Spares, Power Throws, and Spin Control.
[[File:Bowling.jpg|thumb|400px]]'''Bowling''' is one of the 5 training sports featured in [[Wii Sports]]. There are three different variations of the game, Picking Up Spares, Power Throws, and Spin Control.
Bowling is one of the 5 training sports featured in Wii Sports. There are three different variations of the game, Picking Up Spares, Power Throws, and Spin Control.
A player must knock down all the pins that have been placed in a variety of places to qualify. If the player makes 5 mistakes, the game is over. There are 20 lanes to pass.
Bronze medal = 7
Silver medal = 12
Gold medal = 17
Platinum medal = 20
Power Throws
Power Throws is a game with ten stages. The player attempts to knock down as many pins as they can. The number of pins increases with every stage eventually ending up with a total of 91 pins. One point is awarded per pin knocked down. When you have a strike the points will be doubled on the stage. The highest score possible is 890 pins.
LilGreenYoshi getting a perfect 890 in power throws.
Bronze medal = 400
Silver medal = 500
Gold medal = 600
Platinum medal = 700
Secret Strike:On the last stage (91 pins), if the ball is rolled all the way down the lane on the side gutter guards, the screen will start shaking, which will knock down all the pins.
Spin Control
In Spin Control a player bowls a ball down a lane that has barriers placed on it. This one is trickier. The idea is to pass the barrier(s) and hit the pin at the end of the lane to qualify. If the player makes 5 mistakes, the game ends. There are 20 lanes to pass.
