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It’s all AI generated just for the views and RUclips algorithm. It completely lacks authenticity

He literally took 8 mins to just say: „calculate faster lol“

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Do you do double out when practicing? Whats normal?

@@FunInTheoryyeah of course

I am now at a 55 per 3 dart average. My best was 72 for 10 rounds of 3 darts. Hitting the trebles more frequently too👍

Great question! Height doesn’t determine your aim - your technique does! Focus on these tips: Stance Matters: Stand stable with your lead foot pointing at the target. A balanced stance gives you better control. Elbow Position: Keep your elbow aligned with the dartboard. Height differences can make this tricky, so practicing consistent alignment is key. Focus on Release: Smooth and controlled throws make all the difference. Practice releasing the dart at the same point every time. Own Your Style: Experiment with grip and throw mechanics to find what feels most natural for you. Remember, accuracy comes with repetition. Short or tall, it’s all about consistency and practice! 🎯

Thanks for your comment! Just to clarify, only the voice in the video is AI-generated. All the tips and strategies come from real experience and research. 🎯 Hope they help!

Glad to hear it's working for you! 🎯 The wrist twist can definitely add some finesse to your throw, but consistency is key. Keep practicing, and soon it’ll feel natural-no need to remind yourself every time! And hey, those 'lol' moments are part of the fun. Keep at it! 😂

@ thanks mate , its an odd one as I’ve not really studied Lukes throw or his grip, stance etc but simply adding in the wrist twist , it feels like I’m replicating his throw perfectly , sometimes with success but other times not so much , but i guess thats why i make websites for a living and Luke is winning world championships lol 😂 I’ve subbed due to your replies 👍

Good question! According to the official rules, darts can weigh up to 50 grams. However, most players, including pros, typically use darts between 18 and 26 grams. Heavier darts can offer more stability, but they require more control and strength. Experimenting is key to finding the weight that works best for your throw style. 🎯

Great question! 🎯 One helpful trick is to imagine yourself as a tree with deep roots. Picture your feet firmly planted in the ground, steady and unmoving, like roots anchoring you. This mental image can help you feel grounded and prevent unnecessary movement. Remember, it’s all about finding balance and staying relaxed at the same time.

@ 👍 cheers 🍻

Congrats on getting your dartboard! 🎯 The standard height for a dartboard is 5'8" to the bullseye, regardless of a player's height. It might feel high at first, but with practice, you'll adjust your throw to match. Focus on maintaining a steady stance and aligning your throw with the board. Over time, it’ll feel more natural. Stick with it-you’re on the right track!

Welcome back to darts! 🎯 Finding the right setup can be tricky, but you’re off to a great start by experimenting. Here are some tips: Weight: 26 grams is a solid choice for beginners-it offers good control without being too heavy. If 23 grams feels inconsistent, stick with 26 grams for now, as it might help you find stability in your throw. Shaft Length: Longer shafts tend to offer more control and stability, while shorter ones give a faster, more direct flight. For beginners, medium-length shafts are a great starting point to balance control and speed. Consistency: The key to improving is sticking with one setup for a while. Constantly switching between weights or shaft lengths can make it harder to build muscle memory. Choose one setup and practice consistently. Practice Follow-Through: You mentioned some success with a good follow-through-focus on making that a habit. A smooth and controlled throw with proper follow-through will improve your accuracy. Finally, joining a league is a fantastic goal! With regular practice and a setup you’re comfortable with, you’ll be ready in no time. And thank you for considering the bundle-it’ll definitely help you refine your skills. Keep it up, and enjoy the journey back into darts!

Awesome to hear that it helped you! 🎯 Keep practicing, and it’ll become second nature in no time. Little tricks like this can make a big difference. Let us know how your game progresses-cheering for your improvement!

Welcome to the darts journey, and thank you for subscribing! 🎯 It's awesome that you're picking up the sport after being a fan for so long. Let us know how your first throws go-if you need any tips or advice, we’ve got you covered.

Absolutely! 🎯 Hitting trebles looks great, but it’s those doubles that win the games. Master the doubles, and you'll be raking in the dough (or at least the victories)! Keep practicing, and may your doubles always land true. 🥇

Fair point! 😅 While muscle memory is key, it’s not the only piece of the puzzle. To aim better, focus on your stance, grip, follow-through, and consistency. Building muscle memory ties it all together over time. It’s not a flashy answer, but it works! Stick with it, and you’ll see improvement. 🎯

Voice is AI. Rest is handmade🙂✌️

Great observation! 🎯 Finding the right dart weight is all about balance-literally! If it’s too heavy and slips on release, try adjusting your grip or going slightly lighter. If it’s too light and feels like extra effort, a medium weight (around 22-26g) might be your sweet spot. Keep experimenting-you’re already on the right track by paying attention to how they feel in your hand.

You're not alone in this-it’s a common challenge for cross-dominant players! 🎯 Phil Taylor did make it look effortless, but there are ways to adjust your technique to work with your dominant eye rather than against it. Here are some tips: Stance Adjustment: Try angling your body slightly so your dominant eye naturally aligns with the dartboard. This way, you don’t have to force the dart to your dominant eye. Focus on Consistency: Instead of worrying about perfectly aligning with your eye, focus on repeating the same throw motion. Muscle memory can overcome alignment issues over time. Experiment with Aiming Points: Some cross-dominant players aim slightly differently-e.g., focusing on the area near the target rather than directly on it-to compensate. Practice Patience: It might take longer to find a technique that works for you, but it’s all about small adjustments and plenty of practice. You’ve got this! Even legends like Taylor had to work with their natural quirks-yours could end up being your hidden strength. 💪

Great question! 🎯 A dart’s rotation in the air doesn’t significantly impact its trajectory-unlike a football or a frisbee. However, a little rotation is natural because of the way most players grip and release the dart. What really matters is: Consistency of Release: As long as your throw and release are consistent, the rotation won’t interfere. Flight and Stability: Proper flights ensure the dart stays stable, regardless of rotation. Natural Throw Style: Don’t force rotation; focus on a smooth release, and let the dart’s natural spin happen. If the rotation is excessive or makes your darts wobble, it’s worth tweaking your grip and release. Otherwise, a slight spin is perfectly fine! 🎯

@@DartsDecoded Thanks for great answer. 👍 I've tried to rotate the dart but I've found it is hard to do it consistency.

Not exactly! 🎯 The pen grip is a common starting point because it’s simple and easy to control, making it great for beginners to build consistency. However, as you develop your skills, it’s less about a 'pro grip' and more about finding what feels natural and works best for your throw style. Even pros like Michael van Gerwen, Phil Taylor, and Peter Wright have completely different grips-it’s all about personal preference and muscle memory. So, start with the pen grip if it feels comfortable, but don’t be afraid to experiment as you improve. The 'perfect grip' is the one that gives you the most control and accuracy. 🎯

That’s a fantastic training routine! 🎯 Breaking it down into smaller, achievable targets is a great way to build consistency and accuracy over time. Focusing on specific sections like this also trains your muscle memory and improves your mental focus. Starting with 9 successful throws and gradually increasing is a perfect approach for beginners and beyond. Thanks for sharing-good luck to everyone trying it out! 🤞🏻😊