Tenpin bowling is a popular sport where players roll a heavy ball down a lane to knock down ten pins arranged in a triangular formation. Each player takes turns, aiming to knock down as many pins as possible in two attempts per frame. The game typically consists of ten frames, and the total score is calculated based on the number of pins knocked down, with bonuses for strikes and spares. The game is played on a specially designed lane, which is usually 60 feet long and 41.5 inches wide. Players can use different techniques and styles to improve their performance, and many enjoy bowling as a recreational activity or in competitive leagues. Equipment includes the bowling ball and bowling shoes, which help players maintain traction on the lane.