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The minimum could be two to three steps. Depending on how big of a step you take, it could be two or three steps. I take five steps because I have small feet and I take small steps to take my approach. Most people take four steps because they think it is easier. Whatever is best for you.

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It depends on the experience of the bowler and how they learn. As a Dick Ritger certified coach, we promote a 4 step approach where you start with the foot that is on the same hand you bowl with.

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An approach must be 15 feet from the foul line back. There may be a 1/4 inch allowance.

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For a regulation Bowling lane, not less than 15 feet in length.

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No less than 15 feet.

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Most people take 4 and 5 step approaches.

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