How To Throw Darts 

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Agreed

10 years later

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11 years later…still the same, baby! Whoooooo!!

You better bloody hope so or it may be time for a change of sports

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Yeah right 😉 great explaining

Yes; wasn't very illuminating, was it?!

It's actually very helpful if it "clicks" for you. The best grip is one that keeps the dart pointed at the target without any effort. The best place to stand is the place where a comfortable throw sends it right toward your target. You don't want to ever drop your elbow when you throw. These are pretty much the three keys to darts, but each one of them is unique to the individual. If you have to cock your wrist in a weird way you're probably going to twist the dart out of line when you throw, and the dart will wobble or twist in the air and the tip won't hit anywhere near where you are aiming. So however you hold the dart, it should be very easy to hold it straight. This is very often the way you hold a dart the first time you pick it up. People often stand in a spot that makes them throw across the board rather than straight at it. This makes it much harder to consistently hit the target. One neat trick I saw to find where you should stand is to mark a line on the floor directly under the bull's-eye, then place a board (2x4 or something) and Mark another line directly under the bull's-eye on that board. Line up at the board, and if you are standing in the right spot to aim at the bull the two lines will line up. Adjust your position until they do, and you've found where you should stand. If you are right handed, this is probably left of center, like the video says. Lastly, "push the dart at the target" is an excellent basic description of how to throw correctly. You don't want a lot of motion when you throw. You don't want to swing your elbow around or wind up or anything like that. You just want your forearm to move with just a little bit of support from your shoulder. The throw is almost all tricep. "Push at the target" accomplishes this.

Some good pointer Jeffery, however don't think of it while throwing, you could end up with darterites if you think to much about how to throw, stand, release etc.

He shares some basic but important foundation. If all you heard was "throw the dart at the board" you might be beyond help.

Is advice is to stay in the far left.

Something so small changed my game so much!

Yeah then why the heck are you here?

@@KymiiG this video popped up randomly as they do and was curious to how you could be taught a natural throw. That's why the Heck I'm here!!

@@marcuspeel854 LMAO

@@marcuspeel854 RU-vid always randomly gives us more of what we love to feed our addiction.

reverandmm where has anybody shown disrespect to Bob? Stop licking ass

@Winston Mcgee what the fuck did u just said? how old are you boy? damnnnn... oh, let me rephrase that.. from what planet are you boy?

Winston Mcgee u shouldnt have said that. Ur disrespecting others...

Cpl. Gadway USMC

Haahahaha nailed it

How'd it go

ممنون از حضوررررتک تک شما گراميان.

try to stand on the right hand side of the oche if you are lefthanded mate

i was about to say that thing but seven months of time is a big gap!!

hello videojug can you please pass this questions onto bob as i cant find his email thank you gvain

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xXAshleyChan NightcoreXx never show your opponent you're nervous ;) when you play relaxed you've already got a one up

Eric Data Pedron yes , but ppl will laugh at you noob

In John Lowe case, he had a motor cycle accident as a teenager and it affected his eye sight, hence standing to right. Ref John's book, how to play darts

@@rodgerroadkill339 Ah, did not know that. Thanks for the tip!

8 years later.... I don't know mate :D

Huggin & Munnin stop talking nonsense

@300096586 am the same i throw to many different ways ,

+Harley Smith Thank you mate

shoot across your face? see Bobby George in the he throws

+George Griffin Thanks ! But I prefer Taylor's style more :) .

+GM Seth that's okay, its down to personal preference and as long as its comfortable and consistent then you'll be ok!

+George Griffin Ended up blinding my dog......

+George Griffin Any recommend weight? to me 20 grams feels a little heavy since I'm used to the cheapies

glenclosed r u still shit after 7 years