Sitting in your house watching Netflix can get boring, especially during a pandemic. To break the monotony, my crew decided to try out something new, and the Village Bowl at the Village market was where we ended up. Adrenaline junkies always mischaracterize bowling as a boring sport for wimps. But I was pleasantly surprised by the competitiveness of the two matches we played. Village Bowl is a large bowling alley with 11 lanes, pool tables and foosball tables. The price for bowling is KSh500 per person and pool is KSh200 per round. The facility provided clean bowling shoes in all our sizes. Remember to carry socks when you visit though. You won’t be given shoes if you don’t have socks. And without bowling shoes you aren’t allowed to play. Waiting times were quite long, but we entertained ourselves by playing pool. I suck at pool, so I lost all rounds. But when it came to bowling, I was pretty good. Finishing 3rd in both rounds isn’t that bad for a novice. I also managed to get a few strikes, and there is no better feeling in bowling than getting a strike, it’s exhilarating. Am pretty confident with practice I might become the next world bowling champion?. The top two players were getting strikes throughout, they are honestly wasting their potential if they don’t go PRO soon. Food and alcohol are usually sold in the bowling alley. However, when we were there alcohol wasn’t being served, as it was against COVID-19 Guidelines. Fast Wi-Fi is also available for you social media junkies out there. The staff were friendly and really helpful. Pool tables and bowling balls were sterilized after every round to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission. By the time I was done my fingers were numb. My advice for bowling novices out there is, “go for the lightest ball”. The heavy balls messed up my fingers for a week?. It was a fun experience and I look forward to bowling there again, hopefully alcohol will be available next time.