HOW TO STRUCTURE YOUR DARTS PRACTICE! Practice makes perfect!

[@robdevoer1]

I love the way you help dartsplayers improve their game. Well done. Your videos are well planned and executed with skill. I cherish the thought of you going to match day with that beany on. 🤣

[@DartsClass]

Thank you! Haha one day I will... but what if someone recognised me from KZbin! Lol

[@jinjunmei]

This is great, I'm taking notes and will use this as a template for a practice routine of my own. I started playing darts in January, and played a month of darts league before the season got cancelled for obvious reasons. I've been struggling to practice at home with intent and your videos are by far the best on KZbin. Whenever darts league opens again, I'm hoping to be a lot better. Great videos as always!

[@DartsClass]

Thank you Brandon that means a lot! Keep practicing hard and the improvement will come, by doing this you'll be able to see the improvements faster than just throwing for fun. 👍🎯

[@Grandi74]

Oh mate! That is an amazing video. I’m going to go back to the drawing board (almost) with my practice now. I’ve been using most of you games anyway, but not as structured as this. Some structure, but not link. This is genius! Thank you so much. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!! 👍🎯

[@patrickwhalen8058]

Excellent

[@TheBenny8282]

I'm doing the dpc practice plan, and was looking all over for another plan for when I'm done, will be doing a plan through this advice, cheers

[@ScouseLewie]

Top video as always and I liked the last 3 darts idea, something i would never have thought of

[@DartsClass]

As soon as I heard him say it I knew I would start it too. Helps you leave practice positively

[@christopheradams7158]

Great video mate & it's nice to have another darts coaching channel,looking forward to seeing more!

[@DartsClass]

Thanks Christopher. It means a lot to have you watching! Cheers 👍🎯

[@SmokeFootballManager]

Great video

[@peterreynolds7668]

Love that tip about the last 3 darts. There are often times I end my practice early because it's going poorly and I tend to take my darts out of the board at the end. I will be leaving them in the board after a big score at the end from now on though!!

[@DartsClass]

As soon as I heard mvg say he does it I thought 'so will i'... More than anything it makes me want to carry on practicing so I definitely go back the next chance I can! Thanks for watching Peter

[@gopibble]

Great tips!

[@jasonkenyon5482]

Great video bud, will definitely be trying this

[@audiomurphy]

I love playing with myself. It makes practice so much more enjoyable. I 'm the king of 26 !

[@smileyscooby99]

Great video, has given me alot to to think about my practise routine, depending on the day I would have to give myself 30 darts to finish lol

[@DartsClass]

Whatever it is, it doesn't matter as long as it is a challenging yet realistic target, it will improve you by practicing with intent 👍🎯

[@smileyscooby99]

@@DartsClass thanks mate, I usually practise hitting every double on the board, followed by first to 3 legs 501 against the computer then finish up with 5 round of round the clock using double and trebles to move forward, eg; hit double 8 to move to 16, got pretty good too, well for me anyway!

[@WatershipAlan]

I normally play against n01 at level 7 for my practice, sometimes I'll play JDC for a bit. Webcamdarts is a favourite method now too as I'm regularly playing different calibres of people from over the world. If it wasn't for dartitis I'd probably be playing county by now.

[@SmokeFootballManager]

Awsome !!

[@DartsClass]

Thank you Alex

[@ronsprouse7856]

Nice vid 👍

[@darrenbarker9385]

Do you do coaching mate? love all your videos I rewatch a few when I need a kick back on track

[@DartsClass]

I don't I'm afraid. Waiting for one of the official bodies, PDC, JDC, WDF etc to offer courses and qualifications as I want to do it, but can't really justify calling myself a coach without it

[@darrenbarker9385]

@@DartsClass fair enough are you going to the comp at frankies bar on the 19th?

[@pauloneill914]

Any advice or tips on when and why you should throw a cover dart or dos and donts eg at times if the dart has an awkward lie I try to throw a lob over the top of it.

[@beara1139]

i always try to end with a hat trick! (all three in either 25 or bull)

[@DartsClass]

Nice! Similar philosophy. It really does make you feel good about your game at the end of the session and hunger to come back and practice more

[@Jim_Newlands]

Another well explained video, mate. Some clever practice scenarios I haven't heard before. Just wondering what your view is on using online matches as a practice regime during this lockdown time. A few of us in our pub team have an online league going on amongst ourselves but not sure if it's a good substitute for general practice with a darts app.

[@DartsClass]

I haven't played a lot of online darts during breakdown. I'm dubious about whether it is a good substitute, but I have no doubt it will be positive for mental health and social interaction to keep in contact with the darts community and not become to isolated. So each to their own but I wouldn't discourage it

[@heyheyadventures119]

Very good structure practice I do similar about 2-3 hrs a day, every day with one day off. I'm a pub player who is so lucky to play against the best dorset county and superleague players I learn a lot from the top dorset boys which makes me dangerous, decent dart player. Every lost match pushes me to work harder to play better to enjoy more and more. I love darts so much 💥💥🎯🎯🎯🎯😉

[@FL-yg2il]

Hi I'm your new subcriber I want to understand you 100% but my English is not so good so I alway watching your video w/ subtitles this time also I couldn't understand 100% so please show me what you want to say as if you used to do on the other videos rather than only speak. Thank you very.

[@stefaanwalleghem2746]

if I end on good darts, I'll be stuck for at least another hour, lol

[@centeguahan3760]

@1:04 I have to differ with you on this sir, to each their own, but I have only 2 rules when playing on my board--1, no horse playing around i.e.(throwing with all your might trying to see how far you can throw or sink the tip in, etc) & 2, when finished, *ALWAYS REMOVE YOUR DARTS FROM THE BOARD* I just bought a new board & plan on taking care of it as much as possible. Leaving the darts in will also lead to the board taking awhile to heal back to its original form. I rotate as needed due to use by me also so every other day I do it. But this is just me. Cheers! 🙂

[@ShaneCrook]

Completely agree