Gozza Bowls Podcast

Angie talks about possible fundraising avenues and the process of working with fundraising partners and help maintaining relationships.

Angie talks about the bowls target groups and some different ways in which clubs could attract new bowlers.

Angie talks about the different challenges in bowls coaching within Middlesex and at Bowls England.

In this insightful interview, Jerry Sanders shares his extensive coaching journey, the evolution of bowls equipment, and innovative products that are shaping the future of the sport. Discover how grassroots development and modern technology are transforming bowls for players of all ages.Chapters Introduction to Coaching and Membership DynamicsThe Evolution of Coaching in BowlsThe Importance of Youth Development in BowlsInnovative Coaching Techniques and EquipmentThe Role of Community and Family in BowlsCurrent Trends in Bowls EquipmentFuture of Bowls: Formats and ParticipationThe Impact of Equipment on GameplayClosing Thoughts and Future Directions

Cathy shares her remarkable journey in bowls, from her first game in 1990 to winning national titles and representing Middlesex. Discover insights into her career, key achievements, and her views on the evolution of the sport.Cathy Taylor's early introduction to bowls in 1990Winning the unbadged singles in 2001Experience in national and international competitionsEvolution of women's bowls and dress codesStrategies for success in bowls competitions

Cathy shares her remarkable journey in bowls, from her first game in 1990 to winning national titles and representing Middlesex. Discover insights into her career, key achievements, and her views on the evolution of the sport.Cathy Taylor's early introduction to bowls in 1990Winning the unbadged singles in 2001Experience in national and international competitionsEvolution of women's bowls and dress codesStrategies for success in bowls competitions

Cathy Taylor shares her remarkable journey in bowls, from her first game in 1990 to winning national titles and representing Middlesex. Discover insights into her career, key achievements, and her views on the evolution of the sport.Key TopicsCathy Taylor's early introduction to bowls in 1990Winning the unbadged singles in 2001Experience in national and international competitionsEvolution of women's bowls and dress codesStrategies for success in bowls competitions

The Founding Of Middlesex County Bowling Association.

We look back at the history of Bowls Middlesex In This Part We talk about the Founding Of The County.

Steve chats about the favourite bowlers he has played with and against and also winning the Middlesex Double Fours.This is the final episode, it's a great listen.

In this episode Steve talks about winning the Gold medal at Leamington being live on T.V and not just one but 2 hotshots. And of course his Bowls England Jacket.

Steve talks about playing the game now and how it is very different and the amount of traveling involved.

In this episode Steve talks about how he unfortunately became ill and his road back to recovery.

Steve talks about reaching the County fours final in 1995 and a near miss in the National Fours Final at Worthing.

Steve talks about reaching the final of the unbadged singles in 1991.

Steve talks about his early memories on the bowling green at Parsons Green and how he got started.

In this episode of the Gozza Bowls Podcast, I speak with Tony Waller, the administrator for Bowls Middlesex Outdoors. We discuss the various roles within the Middlesex County Bowls Association, the new Bowls Portal designed to streamline communication and competition management, and the importance of community engagement in promoting the sport. Tony shares insights on the need for new clothing for players, updates from Bowls England, and the role of the Development Officer in fostering club growth. The conversation also touches on the future of Middlesex Bowls, including competition entries and the potential for international representation.

A look back at the past winners and runners up and our record at National Finals.

John talks about speeding the game of bowls up.

John talks about the the best bowlers he has played with and against and his biggest regret in the National fours and of course his biggest achievement in bowls.

John talk about the cost of running a bowls club and the declining numbers in the game of bowls

John talks about the current Middleton Cup team and the shot selection of players.

2 different nights and a narrow defeat to Cumbria in the Middleton Cup Final in 1994.

Rain stops play away on the Isle Of Wright.

John talks about reaching 102 caps, was he dropped from the Middleton Cup and also talks about missing one game due to heavy traffic.

John talks about his his first trial and the amount of quality players who were playing in those days.

John talks about his first county final in 1981 and recalls his experiences at Worthing. Episode 2 #Letschatbowls

Here is the first part of my Interview with John Sweeney From Socks To Success My Bowling Journey.

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