Is she bowled over? Tenpin player scores strikes even when he's throwing the ball between his girlfriend's legs
- Orion Woodard, 30, from New Jersey in the U.S has been playing for two years
- He has learnt to hone his skills by performing trick shots using his girlfriend
- Mr Woodard blindfolded himself and still managed to score a perfect strike
A talented tenpin player demonstrated his bowling skills by launching the ball between his girlfriend's legs as he managed to score strike after strike.
Orion Woodard, 30, from New Jersey in the U.S, began simply by requesting that his other half stood with her legs open at the top of the lane, before he slung the ball down the alley.
He then went on to up the ante and stood backwards, before throwing the ball between his own legs and his girlfriends, unsurprisingly still flattening all of the pins with a strike.
For his final trick, Mr Woodard covered his eyes with a woolly hat so he was supposedly unable to see what he was doing.
Once again, using his girlfriend's legs as goal posts, he managed to blindly launch the ball down the lane and knock all ten pins over.
He is self-taught and has bowled every week for two years to hone his skills.
Orion Woodard, 30, from New Jersey in the U.S, began simply by requesting that his other half stood with her legs open at the top of the lane
He then went on to up the ante and stood backwards, before throwing the ball between his own legs and his girlfriends, unsurprisingly still flattening all of the pins with a strike
Mr Woodward's Instagram account is filled with several videos that showcase his impressive skills, earning him more than 1,500 followers.
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In one video, he even performs a hand stand before launching a bowling ball and getting a strike, while another shows him scoring two strikes in two separate lanes at once.
Another shows him bowling a ball from behind his back.
Mr Woodard practiced his trick shots using the assistance of his girlfriend (right)
For his final trick, Mr Woodard covered his eyes with a woolly hat so he was supposedly unable to see what he was doing
