That all sounds like very good advice. I've heard Michael Van gerwen say he always checks that his back leg is properly extended straight before throwing, that was a useful tip for me. It keeps your body angle with the floor the same every time, so you're always throwing the same height. it doesn't help with me missing the 20 sector far too often though!
Keep the videos coming m8, their appreciated. I’ve been throwing solid for a year now and my form is terrible. Always over thinking my throw so anything that can help is good 👍
Dart counter is my companion through the lockdown, my issue is with my elbow and choosing the right weight for me i went from 20 grams to 24 grams and it starting to hit my targets well but the issue with my elbow that i always feel that its not straight and it goes left and right, any hints to monito that perfctly. And could it be arm fatigue? ( note that ive been playing darts for 3 months, and im using max grip by harrows
I am getting really old but I have a good left arm and I’m sort of ambidextrous. I used to baseball bat left handed, when we needed an infield hit off a righty. So, I’m starting from scratch. I have a regulation dart board from our community theater stock and a fancy $59 eBay dart set. Here we go. I’ll listen to everything you are going to tell me. 🆗Rob, the 77 year old beginner lefty from the Virgin Islands.
I have a question, so I am left handed, but right eye dominant, I dont know where to stand on the line to reflect a good shot , should i be center ? should i be over to the right on the 1 or 2 for that eye ? or should I move my arm in any way ?
im cross eye dominant too, right handed left eye dom, but ive found that if i stand ata 90 degree angle, i throw best when i line up straight on the oche or if i line up over from the right if i was aiming for example for the t20. i feel like it doesnt confuse my eyes that much and less strain to try and get my dominant eye in position. try do that for yourself (switch ways if left handed)
I have back problems too. It begins from the waist down. Try these small changes to help relieve your pain. First I take 2 Ibuprofens when competing only, not practice, I don't want to take them too often, but can't let back pain bother me at league or tournaments... 2nd, It may be your stance. Observe your normal stance and see how much you are twisting your torso. You may need to straighten your front foot a bit so you twist less... 3rd, Your back leg/foot...check out the positioning of the leg. If it's out sideways too far you may want it closer to straight behind you, but still keep it where balance is not an issue. That relieves some pressure on lower back... Foot, Be sure the toe is planted firmly and does not leave the ground on a throw. A firmly planted back foot will keep you from leaning too far forward and relieve low back pressure as well. Hope this helps
That all sounds like very good advice. I've heard Michael Van gerwen say he always checks that his back leg is properly extended straight before throwing, that was a useful tip for me. It keeps your body angle with the floor the same every time, so you're always throwing the same height. it doesn't help with me missing the 20 sector far too often though!
Thank you for the apps and it's amazing and easy to use
Keep the videos coming m8, their appreciated. I’ve been throwing solid for a year now and my form is terrible. Always over thinking my throw so anything that can help is good 👍
Dart counter is my companion through the lockdown, my issue is with my elbow and choosing the right weight for me i went from 20 grams to 24 grams and it starting to hit my targets well but the issue with my elbow that i always feel that its not straight and it goes left and right, any hints to monito that perfctly. And could it be arm fatigue? ( note that ive been playing darts for 3 months, and im using max grip by harrows
I am getting really old but I have a good left arm and I’m sort of ambidextrous. I used to baseball bat left handed, when we needed an infield hit off a righty. So, I’m starting from scratch. I have a regulation dart board from our community theater stock and a fancy $59 eBay dart set. Here we go. I’ll listen to everything you are going to tell me.
🆗Rob, the 77 year old beginner lefty from the Virgin Islands.
How's it going?
I have a question, so I am left handed, but right eye dominant, I dont know where to stand on the line to reflect a good shot , should i be center ? should i be over to the right on the 1 or 2 for that eye ? or should I move my arm in any way ?
im cross eye dominant too, right handed left eye dom, but ive found that if i stand ata 90 degree angle, i throw best when i line up straight on the oche or if i line up over from the right if i was aiming for example for the t20. i feel like it doesnt confuse my eyes that much and less strain to try and get my dominant eye in position. try do that for yourself (switch ways if left handed)
When I stand on the oche I stand to the right but feel like I’m dead centre but I’m not, how do I correct my alignment?
Great video bur please blink sometimes ;)
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He never blinks
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zou echt top zijn als er een functie komt waarbij je online tegen iemand anders kan darten. Vooral nu in quarantaine ;) komt die functie er een keer?
Hier zijn we op dit moment heel hard mee bezig! We verwachten dit volgende maand te kunnen lanceren!
@@DartCounter nice! super gaaf!
No matter how i stand i keep having serious lower back problems during darts. Im at the point of quiting completly...
I have back problems too. It begins from the waist down. Try these small changes to help relieve your pain. First I take 2 Ibuprofens when competing only, not practice, I don't want to take them too often, but can't let back pain bother me at league or tournaments... 2nd, It may be your stance. Observe your normal stance and see how much you are twisting your torso. You may need to straighten your front foot a bit so you twist less... 3rd, Your back leg/foot...check out the positioning of the leg. If it's out sideways too far you may want it closer to straight behind you, but still keep it where balance is not an issue. That relieves some pressure on lower back... Foot, Be sure the toe is planted firmly and does not leave the ground on a throw. A firmly planted back foot will keep you from leaning too far forward and relieve low back pressure as well. Hope this helps
@@davebedwell4323 Thank you for your reply! I will try this!
I need to get my game up a bit. Haven’t played in a while now.
@@tooltimechris7217 I know it's a 5 month late reply but just watched this video.
Best wishes!
where to get free dart
Guy didn't blink once
my lower back aches after playing for 10 mins
Anyone here in 2024