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⚡️Technical Director @ Storm Products⚡️
🎳Bowling Ball Designer
🖖Pro Driller & Tester
🎖️Certified Coach
🏋️Exercise Physiologist
🌎9x World Record Holder

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Everybody wants to know what’s inside🔪🎳 by @thebowlingchad

Your eyes pick it up once. Your brain keeps replaying it 👀🧠 by @thebowlingchad

He struck, but at what emotional cost 😳 by @thebowlingchad

Last one to leave tucks the balls in for the night 💤 by @thebowlingchad

One of the last known survivors. Its fate remains questionable 😈 by @thebowlingchad

Imagine being this transparent and still being misunderstood 😵‍💫 by @thebowlingchad

And now some 🎱 technique on a 🎳 alley by @thebowlingchad

Balls drilled. Hair faded. Day made.

Thanks for all the fun and firsts 🎳✂️
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@stormproducts by @thebowlingchad

He knew it before he knew he knew it 😦 by @thebowlingchad

Andy Varipapa: the original bowling content creator 📽️ by @thebowlingchad

Brooklyn? Yes. Advice? Also yes 👍 by @thebowlingchad

I met Randy when I was 10 years old at a PBA Pro-Am in Atlanta. If you had told me that 30 years later I’d be working alongside him at Storm, I would have called you crazy.

But somehow, that’s exactly what happened.

We became fast friends, and over the years I had the privilege of drilling lots of balls for him at Storm. But what I’ll remember most has nothing to do with bowling.

Randy knew how to make people smile. He knew how to light up a room. His personality was infectious, and you couldn’t help but feel a little better when he was around.

I’m not going to say Randy was a great person.

Randy is STILL a great person.

I’m going to save every bit of that knowledge and every joke he ever shared with me until it’s my last day.

30 years after I met him, I’m incredibly grateful I get to call him my friend. by @thebowlingchad