The WORST Darts mistakes that we ALL do!

[@sethty]

the changing throw all the time is exactly what i do, and the wrist angle, this is the first video ive seen to cover it thank you

[@garrydeimert7397]

A little routine i use is to throw at the bull with my first dart then try to hit the double of whatever number i land in or closest to. Good advice from you, especially the overthinking.

[@johnlynch9940]

The T20 is so true as I’ve recently discovered. I can throw lots of 140s and some 180s however I can’t hit big singles around the board, this is incredibly frustrating. It’s time I start practicing properly instead of throwing at one target

[@ashleystone4266]

I've just watched a couple of your videos and am now subscribed. Great content, I like how your videos aren't too long. I think I suffer with my balance from time to time so I agree with that, I don't really practice the doubles coz I find that in a game anything can happen, however I do like playing 121 (10 up, 1 down) great for practicing checkouts and doubles. 👍🏼🎯

[@payperview714]

excellent advice well explained!

[@STEVIEDVD]

True words, great advice, liked and followed 👍 I'm guilty of just throwing for the 20

[@lorilee8544]

Thanks! I'll try!

[@Peterlindekens]

Very good explanation ❤ keep it up

[@cmcediting]

quality tips mates thanks

[@tomg3833]

Good advice. Practice sessions should always have a focus. If you want to get better at anything then you need to have focused practice with a purpose - e.g. if you want to run a marathon you don't train by running 10k every day at the same pace: this would make some improvement to fitness but wouldn't prepare you for your goal of a marathon - rather you need to have sessions that focus on improving speed, or endurance or maintain a pace. Sessions should be challenging enough to push you out of your comfort zone but not too difficult to make them out of reach. The key to successful practice is finding this sweet spot each time! Phil Taylor was always very goal-focused in his practice. e.g. he'd aim to hit 10 180s and checkouts from 121 to 170. He would stay on the board til he'd hit those goals whether it took him one hour or three hours. This is far more effective that planning practice by time or number of darts (e.g. planning to spend 20 mins throwing at 20, 20 mins throwing at doubles etc.).

[@NorgeTyskland]

This overthinking is so true

[@toosweetdarts6584]

We got so caught up in our throw, just stand there and lob the dart!

[@einfelder8262]

My pet hate is throwing for double 8 and hitting 11. This has cost me many times when I subsequently cannot for the life of me hit a 1 or 3. Yet when I aim for 20 or 19 I have zero trouble hitting 1 or 3.....

[@sag2974]

Some great advice there. Keep up the good work

[@cleatis79]

Great advice, just subscribed 😁

[@macbrian1703]

Just learned this, throwing to much at triples will make you miss big singles. This coming from Paul Nicholson. I got this habit from playing to much cricket. Great video.

[@liamsimpy]

I throw at the 20s to get rhythm picking the dart up in same positions and aiming to group them not just throwing them randomly or going 20,20 bull

[@josefromankiewicz3513]

basic, but so true. 👊 confirmed!

[@gunnargudmundsson7797]

💯💯💯

[@1982kinger]

I have the same problem