yes if you can score a 180 throwing all 3 at once 😂

it is not the first time I have heard of someone who realises they are LED after a while 😂 I think that if you are playing well, you don't need to change, it is not mandatory for the dart to be in the field of view, you can use muscle memory and simply release the dart towards the target, it's the style of michael smith or joe cullen for example. Otherwise, if you can't improve, you should try to change, maybe bringing the dart more in line with the dominant eye, in this case however you need time, if at the beginning you struggle it is normal and you should continue, it can take months. Just my opinion.

A lot of people think that, personal my favorite throw along with barney

Set is the moment when you lock the elbow. Then you move only the forearm. Every darts throw has set, pull back and release phase, may be more or less visible depending on the fluidity of the player. If you look at Wade for example the three phases are well delineated, MVG has a more fluid motion as you said so it's more difficult to see. However, there is no right or wrong, if your throw is ok keep doing that, otherwise if you are struggling and want to rebuild your throw, maybe doing the 3 steps mechanically will help.

Interesting, thanks for sharing!

I think that if you are struggling with your throw and want to rebuild it, it's more convenient try to make it as mechanical as possible, so difficult build fluid motion like smith, that is naturally talented.

I'm a programmer, i have written some python code to do that. I'm thinking about app/website to allow people to analyze their throw.

thanks a lot! ahah hard to please everyone's musical tastes 😅 however in the last videos I added a voice over, the music is only in the background, take a look!

It's an AI voice

@@Darts-AI Use your own voice then

I know its the name the channel but I hate AI

This might explain no matter where I stand I end up throwing across the board.

Yes, your brain is accessing the best visual coordination line. Have a great day and throw great darts 🤓

@@mathewmusladin4556 Funny you should say that because my best eye is my left eye. Thanks, you too!

solid throw, it is a cross-eyed dominant player and i think that affects his stance. I made an analysis of that in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/n32WqmWVfNWbqdE

Thanks! I'm right handed and left eye dominant, not a limitation at all just not overthink about it! 💪

Thanks! 🙏

I'm almost certainly sure this is AI

with "aiming" i mean that they do not bring the darts in line with their dominant eye, which most players do, they just release towards the target

They don’t aim dude. They look where they want the dart to go and they throw. You don’t aim when you throw a rock do you? 😂

This is the kind of thing where too much analysis leads to mental paralysis, not progress. Very few of the pros got to be that good by thinking about how many degrees the angle of their arm is at, they did it by practice, practice and more practice and figuring out what works best for them in the process. And then more practice.

@@GM53946 100%. All theories about the correct throw is useless. It is always the individual throw.

Seems to work well for world champion Michael Smith as well.

Sure, she is a good player, but I would not recommend that kind of shot to anyone

Thanks!! 😊

He said he needed a break because his wife was ill and he was not fully focused on the darts. Hopefully he will come back

@@Darts-AI we need him back. Hes awesome

Chizzy as well but these guys can make it work for them

Agree, some players like Michael Smith or Joe Cullen don't aim but just use "muscle memory", difficult to replicate if you don't have that talent

Yes, I tried to replicate M. Smith and completely failed. Needed months to recover with aiming. Bad idea.

fair enough 🤣

That could be an episode entitled "how to release a dart in a strange way" 😂 anyway both are great players, not great to watch but very effective

Could be an explanation, my guess is that there is less stress on the elbow by opening it a little bit

No it will be an ulnar nerve injury or some form of tendinitis like tennis elbow or arthritis. That's why the elbow is kicking out as it's putting strain on his elbow. The throw is still good though

Agreed, Anderson and Lewis have a better action to watch, I will probably make a video about them too