Bowling is a technical sport to exercise hand-eye coordination and upper limb movement control. The project includes single, double, group, double and group comprehensive projects. The project was officially included in the World Summer Special Olympics in 1995. This sport is played by two people or two teams. Each side throws a big ball at a small ball, and the side closest to the small ball wins.

First of all, it is divided into two teams, three people in each team, and each person uses two rolling balls in each game. The rule is to stand on the 4x15m barrier-free gravel ground, form a pitching circle with a diameter of 50cm, and throw the target colored balls and rolling balls forward. Make your ball closer to the target color ball than your opponent's ball.

Special provisions:

Special provisions (as follows, if the referee finds a foul during the tour, he can make a judgment immediately; If the foul is not found immediately, the opponent can raise it with the referee; If the offender admits the foul, the referee can make a judgment immediately; If the two sides are still in dispute, they can ask the referee to continue to supervise the game.

If all the players of a team fail to arrive at the competition venue within 20 minutes after the competition group announces the end of the competition, the referee may decide that the team will be disqualified (score 0). If there is only one player in a team, the player can play against another team with two balls. If other players are present on the way, you can join the game at the beginning of the new game.