Dartitis - How to beat it! My Story
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- Опубликовано: 15 апр 2020
- This video covers my experience with the dreaded Dartitis. I go through how it developed - what happened, and how a patient and specific approach got me through it.
Annoyingly, I missed out some photos in the edit so there are parts missing!
What worked for me won't work for everyone - but there may be parts of this that can help you if you're struggling!
If you are watching this and have it, or have overcome it, please leave a comment describing your experiences and advice - there may be someone out there that needs to hear it!
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Every word this man spoke not only is true, but my story is, was, the exact same. For people looking for dart advice, no need to go searching or looking elsewhere. This dude's stories are all real, legit, and if you listen and apply you won't be disappointed!
I really recommend anyone suffering from Dartitis to get as close the board as possible (just a bit over 1 meter) and try just to release the dart. If the dart still doesn't leave your hand, try closing your eyes or turning off the lights so that you can't even see the board. You are so close that you are never gonna miss the board completely anyway.
If your throw and release feel any better with this technique, keep practicing from that very close distance about 10 minutes and try to hit some doubles or trebles also. After you start hitting some, move just a couple of inch further and keep throwing. Keep moving very slowly further and further as long as your throw feels natural.
If you move too far and the Dartitis strikes again, move back to the same spot that you originally started and get comfortable again with your throw and keep moving little by little further and further away from the board. Eventually you reach the spot where you would normally throw and your Dartitis is cured.
This technique cured my Dartitis but I can't say it will work on everyone. I still recommend to give it a go.
Thanks for the video, mate. It helped! "Look at what you're throwing at, throw at what you're looking at." So simple, yet so elusive. Throw well!
Wow I finally know what it is... thanks ! I was throwing darts in the wall and friends were like what are you doing!?!?! And I was like I can't help it my hand wouldn't let go of the dart..
Thought it was just me. Really appreciate this video!!
I have it, can't do anything to sort it so stopped playing due to being embarrassed, but after watching this I am going to have a go again and see If I can over come it.
I have/had dartitis for about 5 years. I switched my throw and tried lots of different techniques to beat it over the years but it was always came back and could feel it there in the my head waiting to strike. I watched your video about 6 weeks ago and did what you said about not shifting eye focus. It was a virtually a instant fix for me. I can even go back to my old throw where I used to get stuck with the dart in my hand and couldn;t let go. Thank you so so much for posting and sharing your ideas.
Started playing darts in the late 70s in about 1995 dartitis hit in the middle of a weekend tournament, didn't know what to do practice wasn't helping, so I seeked help back then from a magazine called Bullseye news and dr. Alan Goldberg wrote weekly articles on how to get rid of Dartitis. So I called him up paid the fee the first thing he said was look at the board close your eyes and throw the dart and let me know how that felt, I told him it felt simple, then he asked me to throw a dart left-handed so I did that which wasn't that hard as others have mentioned dim the lights a lot after all that it didn't fix everything but it did definitely helped my game although it still wasn't completely solved and eventually I learned from Reading other dartitis forums the 1-2-3 system which helped the most and I still use it today 67 and still playing leagues. So through a combination of tips I seem to have got through, although having a drink or two seems to take some edge off also. Good luck
I was your friend in the pub, couldn't let go of it. It was heartbreaking. People who had no idea what it was or that it was even a thing were laughing, but for those of us who have been through it, it really wasn't/isn't funny at all.
I've just about come through it now (taken best part of 20 years on and off) by completing reworking my throw/pre-throw triggers. I'll never be as good as I was, but I can at least play a few legs against my son.
I have been struggling with dartitis for the last 4/5 years. At the start of it i couldn’t release the dart and even when I did it was way of target. I also tried throwing the dart like a knife and not worry where it landed on the board just to get my arm going again, it did help to an extent. I will be definitely using your advice and concentrate on the board, as I now know I was focusing to much on the dart. Thanks
Great stuff bud! Always good to hear people being able to come out the otherside, i'm hoping if i beat it i will be better than i ever was before i got the dreaded dartitis, thats the motivation that keeps me trying.
I've had dartitis and still deal with symptoms of it from time to time, this video is thorough and full of good advice well worth the time.
Well done and thanks for sharing your experience, thankfully I haven't suffered from it, but when I think back to when I was playing everyday and using the point to aim my darts, maybe that caused me to stress too much and became upset when the darts flew into the wrong section's, having recently picked up a set of darts after some 40 year's, I'm glad to find words of encouragement from people like you, who share there experiences, thank you and good luck with your darts 👏
I’ve had the dreaded dartitis for over 8 years. I literally tried everything. However due to lockdown I decided to put the board up again. I was like yourself, I was rated a top player in the league, was winning tournaments and was selected for the county. Then as you’ve said I started changing flights, stems, stance, grip, darts the whole lot. It’s only now I realised that’s what started it. It was literally the most frustrating thing ever. I was at the dartboard before the dart was haha. I had it really bad. But....this is the first time since then that I’ve been able to let the darts go, I’ve been practicing in low lighting, throwing ping pong balls etc and just concentrating on my thrown. Over the last few months I’ve seen my darts go from hitting the wall to punching 100’s, 140’s & I’ve managed to hit a few 180’s!! Don’t get me wrong I still throw the odd stray darts. Last few weeks I’ve really concentrated on the double shooting and grouping, seems to have had an impact on my scoring. However.....this last two days I’ve noticed every so often my darts are straying left to the 5 & 12. Only seems to happen when throwing for the 20’s. any advice or tips on how to rectify this??
I don’t have dartitis and never have, but there are some interesting points you make that can help with consistency. That is what I struggle with. Thank you for all you videos so far they have really give me something to focus on and see where I can improve. Keep up the great work. 👍🎯🥇
I have noticed this creep into my game with one of my darts landing out of the board just outside the nine, I think it’s the pressure of wanting to be better, it has not got a grip of me yet thankfully so I am watching videos of it as sort of a line of how it can creep in and deal with it. I guess if I let my brain know it exists then the pressure will not build and I can deal with before it happens. This is a big help and a great video, well done m8 am sure this will help many many people 👍
Going to give this a go for sure ! Everything you say sounds true I am overcoming it slowly use to play county youth but then got struck with it really young, started playing with my original darts and my confidence is going well just a few darts not in the target. Thank you for the advice 🙌🏻
I really enjoy your speeches about darts, it really helps me out I appreciate the time you spend for us players thank you
Thanks from a Rookie in Dallas. Very glad that I watched this video. I’ve been doing the exact same thing . Although, as a newbie, I feel that I haven’t found the right set up yet. Once I do, I will certainly avoid the temptation to keep changing it
I thought I had a problem with my shoulder, but after watching this video my story is almost identical to yours. First dart often hits triple 20, second dart will randomly hit single 6 or worse. I could feel my wrist twitching when I tried to let go.
I am glad you have posted this video and overcome it. I hope I can get over it too because I love darts and don't want to give it up, but going from a 75 average to a 30 average is just not a good feeling at all.
i feel every steps youve been through! nice vid!
have dartitis 8 years now and had to give up playing as it got to a point i just couldnt trust been able to play
ive watched the video and think about it in a total different light now ,ive tried what you have said and i have
to say it does work im throwing more free again and can actually play against friends so happy days hopefully it gets better and better again .have to say great video and great explanation of it .cheers bud.
I am living exactly the same experiences as yours..I got dartitis in July 2020...the first weeks I was totally unable to throw, then I started releasing the darts but with bugs similar to yours, throwing at the triple 20 and hitting single 2s. It has really destroyed my game. However, I recently started following your advice of just looking at the board and keeping the dart away from my right eye. This is helping me a lot and I'm seeing small improvements every single day. If it will solve my problem, thank you very much for the information you gave us!
I've not long started, but I find it reassuring watching the videos about players with strange throws.
At the end of the day, if they've managed to get to the top without ever having been given a tip for how to throw, then it demonstrates the importance of practise over worrying too much about technique.
I found a lot of the problems you were having I was having aswell , you have really helped me out thanks a lot mate
I suffer with dartitus myself. Everyone keeps telling me I'm using the wrong darts . I've found watching your video a real help .I'm gonna rewatch this video and then follow your back to basics videos.
Great article Bryn. I've had dartitis twice now. I also tinkered too much. I now stick with my 23g Whitlocks, changed my throwing style and I'm more square -on. Now reaping the rewards and looking forward to the new season.
One of the most valuable dart videos made!
Thanks for telling us about your experience. I lived and breathed darts back in the 1970s. I recall watching Indoor League through a shop window during a snow storm. I practiced or played six hours a day and then went out in the evening to play. For a few years I hit a minimum of seven maximums a day. Played Superleague and had some very memorable moments. I recall having won a couple of area qualification competitions for the Embassy and this night was the area final. I practiced during the afternoon for several hours as usual and all was well. I arrived in good time and had no idea who I was playing, nor care. I went on stage that night and played like someone who had never picked up a dart in his life! I continued trying and putting in the hours only to add to my despair. To my mind it was like walking over the edge of a cliff. It wasn't the embarrassment, though there was some but losing my love. A few years later I took up archery and got into the top 50 UK archers in my first year. Soon after I was county champion and open champion of another county. Some people are very competitive and must win. I chose darts and archery because your destiny is in your hands. Anyway and finally I come to how I conquered the big D. I moved to SW France many years later and someone gave me an old fashioned staple dartboard. I mounted it outside at the correct height depending on where you are standing. The ground slopes away to the right. Knowing that I couldn't possibly be in the correct position there was no pressure, I could only do my best. I have since built a bespoke oche and have managed three in the bull on a championschoice.
Good vid ...valid comments you made & all makes sense..it's a simple game if you keep it simple! Overthinking the process makes it difficult..I went through a similar process as yourself & totally agree with you..you explained it well 👍
Thanks for making this.
Haven't got dartitis, but I have limited my practice sessions to no more than 20-30 minutes at a time. I still throw 4 or 5 sessions when I can but I was throwing 2-3 hours straight and putting up 7,11, and 26s with a treble 20 every few days. I also adapted my throw to a more relaxed pull similar to yours. Now I hit a treble 20 every 2 or 3 quills. And my arm doesn't hurt the next day!
I can definitely sympathise from a golf point of view, being stood there thinking about 10 different things I need to focus on and then still blowing it.
Great video. Thank you. I’m 45 and have been playing darts since I was 9. I’ve had dartitis now for a year. It started slowly. Now I cannot release the dart at all. It’s very frustrating. I’ve tried many things to no avail. My left hand throws perfectly though. It’s depressing because it feels like it is never going to go away. I’m glad to see you throw normal. It gives me hope. Thank you for the advice.
I haven't had dartitis but your story is very similar to mine. Overthinking everything: Stance, grip, release point etc.
I just came back after half a year. I had to give up league play because I was stressing myself.
I know my technique is very solid (Dynamite Dave helped me with that) so I will begin to just throw and focus on the target and not bothering about everything else at the same time.
I am a 14 year old who plays darts for a pub I have the dartitis I won my first ever game but when I next played I lost by a lot and my darts just got worse and worse and now I am better just chucking the darts at the board then trying to so I am going to try and do every thing u say as it is the most helpful thing I have seen
Looking at the tragedy is the thing that it could be so thanks for the help also I have broken a lot of darts because of it
Loved this video, I do what you explain in this video, I keep changing grip, stance because I'm right handed left eye dominate then all my consistency goes down the toilet. I'm going to take a step back and go back to basics
Thanks kev... Yes I found that to be a key factor in my turnaround. Got rid of anything complicated in my mind!
Great video Bryn. Something as simple as “look at where you are throwing” can work wonders. In my experience (from golf & football) focussing on the target only and letting your natural instinct take over can help clear your mind of all the technical barriers and apprehensions your brain is trying to throw at you. I haven’t got dartitis but have been struggling with my throw the last couple of days but tried this out on a couple of 501 games and just had my best average ever.
Amazing Paul. It seems stupid but when you are over thinking too much, something as simple as look at what you're aiming at works!
Darts Class - Tips, Training & Challenges . I agree. Just takes all that mental “fog” out of the shot so you can throw more freely. Tension is a killer in this game !!
Thank you for sharing your story! I'm struggling with dartitis for about 14 years now. Playing darts since 2003, my progress stopped abruptly a few years later. Saw one guy who had dartitis and thought 'come on, you've got be joking' not taking it seriously, finding myself struggling with the same thing not much later. I've tried a lot of thing to get rid of it, not playing at all for a year, changing my setup, hypnotherapy and lots of other things. Nothing helped me, confidence down to zero. Can't even release the darts, every throw is a huge battle. I'll try your approach, focussing more on the board and worrying less about the rest, hopefully it will get me a step closer to get rid that awful dartitis and enjoying the game like i used to do!
Any progress Eric?
@@seanduffy3231 a tiny little bit. Using exercizes to relaxe. I can let the darts go just a little bit better, but cant hit any target I'm aiming for. Lots of bounce outs and missing the board al together. I've got my 3 darts average up to 30 (coming from 20). I know it's still pathetic, but the focus is just on releashing the darts and on averages.
@@ericbennink7034 maybe stop counting averages. Analysis paralysis. Just go round the board.
I wish I discovered this vid 2 years ago... will try what you said, thanks a lot! Lot of times I hit the 3 or Bullseye when aiming at T20. I was so frustrated!
I really miss this Channel. Whatever is going on in your personal life, if anything, I hope you're doing okay! Looking forward to when you return to regular content! :)
Excellent Video. Great tipps that I will try.
Especially stopping tinkering around with differrent setups & darts.
And the most important: Focusing on the board and not on my throw
One question:
How do I find out, which dart set is the right one for my throw? As I threw with many different Darts many 180…
Thank you for the informative video. I haven't been playing darts for a super long time and am 64 years old. Getting dartitis is something I worry about because at my age I don't have a lot of years to spend recovering if it happens to me. So I read and watch vids about it so I'll know what to do just in case. Hear personal recovery stories is helpful in understanding what goes on.
Thank you for watching Ron. It's not something I'd wish on anyone, my best advice for someone who has never had it is to not change too much at once. If you're thinking about an equipment or technique change, take your time getting used to it 👍🎯
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I'm pretty much a creature of habit. I'm a decent player but not great. I play around with various equipment but practice and play with one set of darts and have one back up set.
Had exactly same. I even knew the issue but couldn't fix it. Watching/focusing on the dart instead of board. In dark I could throw good...Now I'll finish this video if you have solution.
Wow, I been struggling exactly the same. Finished this video and decides I would have a throw, fully concentrated on the treble20, let my arm naturally do the work. 1st 3 darts...180. Good video cheers.
No way! Amazing! It sounds mad doesn't it. Just focusing on the board rather than the dart in your hand can make all the difference!
I’m not planning to go back to my right handed dartitis again but have taught myself to throw left handed. This was my long term solution after quitting all together. However, I’m enjoying your station - space indeed. Cheers!
Same right hand feels un natural and my left now feels natural its weird before dartitus couldn't hit a wall with my left
Proper technique awareness is everything in anything in life. Don’t overlook small mistakes in your approach or technique like you mentioned. Everything has to be right. Sometimes it helps to break it down. Go stand near the board throw 3 darts in 20 then take a step back do the same until you get to the throw line. If you miss one dart go back to in front of the board, it helped me. Straight arm movement. Release with speed and confidence. Let instinct do the rest
I do something very similar. When I feel myself start to steer the dart rather than just throw it, I have to remind my body how a real throw feels. So I get close to the board and might even close my eyes for a few throws, just feeling that commitment to the release. I gradually step back to the throw line over several more rounds.
A lot of problems are caused by the interference of our self 1 thinking system with our self 2 which is what you're alluding to. I recommend reading The Inner Game of Tennis by Timothy Gallwey. The hand-eye coordination principles are similar in these two sports and you basically need to train your subconscious and then trust in it especially in pressure situations. People lose their ability when their thinking mind takes over. This explains why golfers miss simple puts or world class strikers miss penalties in crucial penalty shoot outs. Imagine thinking about riding a bike consciously and you'd probably fall off yet our trained subconscious is able to do it automatically.
I recently got back into darts after 10 years and spent the first few weeks just throwing and getting the rhythm back. A few practical things I enjoyed were using tape to divide the board into quarters and throwing at each quarter (therefore not really 'aiming' but just training my technique). I also practised throwing with my eyes closed. If you have dartitus then try this in your warm up: get into position at the oche, look at the board but then close your eyes, take a breath and throw with a smooth graceful action. You'll be amazed at how centrally the darts hit the board!
Timothy says you should say back then hit with golf ball what would you say when throwing the dart can't seem to find a way ?
Last few years I have been struggling with dartitis it's is frustrating used to do throw the dart with right hand all the sudden can't let go the dart consistently. Now have changed my dart throw to the left hand since 14 months ago as well
I've just got it thanks for all advise got to fight my way through it😢
Wow that is so similar to me! I've had it for the last year now. I was at the top of my game and then decided to tinker around with the setup try new darts then he hit me just before a game Its embarrassing standing up there with a dart in your hand for 10-15 seconds and you must can't release it. I tried throwing wrong hand but its too difficult. When lockdown hit i put a board up in the house and went back to my original set up and all of sudden it stopped I could throw with no problem. I thought I was cured then after a couple months I played a friend via video chat and all of a sudden I froze it was back with a vengeance. Since then I just can't shake it. I will try your method. I thought about giving it a rest for a good while but I will try yours first. Thanks for sharing
Had it in the nineties when I was in a league. Couldn't let the dart go or it ended on the floor. My arm just locked or it would catch my forefinger. Gave up and started fly fishing. Thought I'd try again a few years ago and all went ok for a while but it's gradually came back. Definitely a mental problem wanting that perfect throw.
I'm going through this very thing dragging the darts over to the left side of the board - great video ill give the tips a go. Although I am pretty sure I am already focusing on the target.
Sounds very similar to me. Like I say, my answer won't be the answer for everyone. I found that a focus on a specific part of the board, and just throwing on instinct helped.
I still have (albeit very rarely now) the odd drag. Had one hit the wall today at a d16 🙄
Try throwing with the board very poorly lit. Enough where you can see it but just make out the treble. Throw in that area for a bit. Heard many say that helped. Not pitch black but not lit good enough so you can have a proper game.
Dont be afraid to switch and shoot with your opposite arm... a warrior doesn't give up on the things he loves, he finds the love in what he does.
I switched to my left hand since getting dartitis. I seem to be improving every day
Ive only been playing darts for a year. But couple of weeks ago realised ive got dartitis when I was struggling to bring my darts back enough to propel them. Switched to lefty a couple of weeks and improving every day. Darts go in at same angle which was never happening as a righty recently. Release feels smooth. Struggling to keep my arm straight in pull back though. It kind of slants off to the left. Enjoying it though. Definitely recommend to anyone struggling
I noticed alot of ppl with dartitis would rather quit than shoot with the opposite hand. So kudos to you for switching hope it works out for you.
Thankyou🙏
I got dartitis when I was 16, I had a season in my local pub team and not long after, the older players were giving me praise and saying how good I am but I took this as more of a negative as I was putting loads of pressure on my self to be good all the time which started the snatching until I couldn’t even let the darts go, I am 19 now and still struggle a lot with it, I feel like I am trying everything however nothing seems to be working. it is so frustrating to snatch every dart into the board and not be the player I was turning into.
Yep. Just coming back after a 2 year break and I'm at that point now. Been practising for about 6 weeks and hitting 11s and 14s and 12s. MISSING the board and hitting the cabinet. And it makes you SO angry lol
I dont have Daritis but focusing on the treble etc is a great tip, im starting up again after a good 15 year break and consistency is the major thing for me.....I can get 100/140 in 3 darts but then get 2 treble ones and a single one or 26 the next 3 darts
I'm going to do a video soon about how to make sure you can follow up a big score with a decent one so your hard work isn't undone 👍🎯
@@DartsClass Legend.......and keep your hard work going as well, its greatly appreciated by me and others when you look through the comments on your vids
I had dartitis for about 2 year now, i just came back for a break (about 1-1,5 years). i just start playing again but my problem is i cant stand still, my left leg i moving so much around and going to the oche when i try to release and then i get mad and try to throw it i cant release and im starting to get on my toes to get the release, its my problem right now. I hope someone Can help me in here... i hate i cant do What i really love to.. hope someone have an idear..
About a week or so ago I thought I had it as I had no control over where my darts where going and just like you it was because I was trying to perfect my throw, I think I’ve managed to get rid of it by throwing quicker so that I don’t have the time to think about what I’m doing so the darts just flow naturally
100%. No matter your style of throw, throwing naturally and focusing your sight on the target only is the way forward. A clear and simple strategy is the way forward. Don't over complicate!
When I throw my arm sometimes spasms to the left or right, could that be a type of dartitis, or is it just from pressure or playing too much or just a general snatch?
Very interesting and informative account. How are things now?
I’m definitely going to try the things talked about. The one thing i was wondering about is how do you aim your dart. Do you set a specific part of your dart or hand on the location you are aiming for and then pull back the dart or what do you do?
I look at a target on the board, normally top wire of t20 and really focus on the target, the dart itself just stays in my peripheral vision, all my focus is on the target until all 3 are in the board
Hi, I get it in a match situation. Practicing on my own I'm fine. Connected to nerves? I struggle with anxiety
I dont know if its dartitis but since like 5 months ago i started rolling my darts to into the single nine's, a month later right before competition started i changed stances and throws and during my match i still could hit some 20's but i also got darts in the 3 segment and in the 19's thrown at 20. Now that is over but i still got some darts rolling in the 9 or 14's. Is this dartitis?
I've had dartitis for 6/7 yrs. It started when i just randomly starting hitting my cheek with the flight an tried tinker . . . Then boom i got it 🤬 i couldn't even throw my arm . . . Played through it, i can throw my arm an dart but the set up is still very iffy . . . As soon as i set up i hit my chin with the flight soooooo 🤬
I'm having a total nightmare at the minute , I actually did what you did after playing well I thought I can up this a bit so started watching all the best throwers techniques and most held there arm up in the air for a second or two then release , I'm naturally ( from first dart ) like a pendulum where it's I lift my arm and throw in one movement , why oh why did I ever change , I actually can play well on my day but the now has been the absolute worst , I feel like a tit on the board as sometimes my arm won't move at all, I lift it up then I freeze its so frustrating , and to make things worse I feel like I ruin other players games as I'm stop start it's absolutely horrible , what I I'm trying to do just now is keep it one fluent motion like my first throw , it actually works good for a spell but for some reason my brain is drifting it back to the throw that I trained my brain to change to 🤮 , then it's freeze again , to people that don't throw they laugh " ha dartitis " if they only knew how frustrating it is , I'm 100 % over thinker in everything I do so definitely that's my problem , I wish I never tinkered and just threw the way i natural l was meant to do , it's good to hear that I started washing it back to the start before I saw this vid so hopefully I'm on the right path but probably the worst it's ever been last week , thanks for the vid , hope all you fellow darters with this bastard of thing kick it's ass. Goodluck lads and lassies
Ps please send me any tips you feel that has helped you it would be much appreciated 🎯
PPS sorry about the essay🙈
I used to play in the pub/county leagues but now I can't remember how I even held or threw a dart.. I struggle to hit a big number now... Any advice?
But what I should do when I’m at the begin of my journey I’ve play since this February and I still don’t know if I throwing, practice correctly.
Hi jakub, I have a playlist on my channel called 'basics' this will show how you should begin with your technique, and I also have a lot of practice games and also a video on how to structure your practice session to improve 👍🎯 thank you for watching
Personally, I can throw when I slightly focus on my flight and not the treble 20, I can't throw when I'm specifically aiming
I can release the the dart but have a bit of a yip sometimes I can go from playing like a pro to a complete amature just like that do you think it's dartitis it's driving me mad 😪
Hi mate really need some help with dartitis is there any way you could contact me? I can go into more detail 😌 thanks mate
My comment underneath, I think it happens for me because I don't want others to see me fail on first dart. Maybe Im scared of muckspreading
I don't have dartitis and I never have but I am quite a fast player so sometimes darts will slip out my hand and go all over the place. I'll get a 180 followed by a bullseye when I'm aiming for the 60. Then I start questioning everything I do. Walk to the oche thinking is my stance right, my grip is all over the place and I overthink everything! Then I just turn the light off for a bit. Not so it's pitch black but so the board is awfully lit and you can just see the trebles. Have a few throws at it and I'm back to normal. Not saying it will help anyone with dartitis but throwing at a very poorly lit board gets me to stop thinking and just throw. I think overthinking and over-analyzing is very dangerous.
Spot on luke. The friend I mentioned in this swears the only way he can throw is to dim the lights really low, and it resets his throw. The general consensus is over thinking is a trigger. Thank you for your comment, I hope someone here tries it and gets results 👍🎯
Also... Love KP... Been a fan of the podcasts since the old XFM days! Great minds
@@DartsClass I really like Wayne Mardle but I think his constant over analysing is dangerous for many. Tips on action are great for some but can be disastrous for natural players. I know telling someone with dartitis to just throw is stupid and annoying but sometimes you have to go back to basics. Low light is my tip. Low light and just throw for the general area again. I can't claim it works as I have never had it but I know a few who have and they all said it helped them. It works for me to get back to a fluid style after a couple wayward ones. Great channel. Subbed with the bell on.
@@DartsClass The man is a national treasure.
@@LukeT84 legend mate! Thank you. Wayne's stuff is great for those who want to know the strictly technical side of darts, but the same as you, I worry general players psychology it will be too much and over complicated, taking away from players natural throw. That's what happened to me for sure... Went searching for glory when it was going well anyway!
This video itself it’s triggering muscle tractions in my arm 🤣😂
Lockdown ruined me ☹️