TheFox180
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Location: Nuneaton
 | | Subject: The Fox's practise routine Wed May 23, 2012 11:45 am | |
| Hi all, heres how I practise.
Warm up with a few games of round the board. first singles, doubles then trebles. I can normally do these 3 in about 20-30 mins.
After this I move on to playing against my invisble friend who's very consistent. He always finishes on exactly 24 darts! I'll play 5 legs against him, recording how many darts i throw and work out my average at the end.
After that depending on how I've played I'll either stop for the morning and start over mid afternoon(If I feel i've played well)
OR If i feel i could improve on an area of my game i'll focus on that. Either shooting doubles, or concentrate on hitting a certain amount of 60+ scores in a row. |
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getagrip
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Age: 43
Location: North Yorkshire
| | Subject: Re: The Fox's practise routine Wed May 23, 2012 11:56 am | |
| Sounds good to me mate!  _________________ This forum has now moved to here: www.dartsnutz.net |
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Rebel
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Location: UK
| | Subject: Re: The Fox's practise routine Wed May 23, 2012 12:58 pm | |
| I am lucky if I get 30mins a day, work 7-5 (with travel), pick kids up, tea's, baths, playtime, bedtime, beer time :-)
If the wife finishes work early then I can sneak half an hour in while she either makes tea or baths kids.
I tend to follow a couple of flight school routines or Steve Beatons practise games.
They say practise makes perfect but at a couple of hours a week I think Phil Taylor can rest easy for now :-) _________________ This forum has now moved to here (Follow Link to re-register): www.dartsnutz.net |
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Saber
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Location: Palm Coast,Florida 32137
| | Subject: Re: The Fox's practise routine Wed May 23, 2012 1:21 pm | |
| | Rebel wrote: | I am lucky if I get 30mins a day, work 7-5 (with travel), pick kids up, tea's, baths, playtime, bedtime, beer time :-)
If the wife finishes work early then I can sneak half an hour in while she either makes tea or baths kids.
I tend to follow a couple of flight school routines or Steve Beatons practise games.
They say practise makes perfect but at a couple of hours a week I think Phil Taylor can rest easy for now :-) |
Ya doing what ya can Rebel. Keep it up buddy._________________ This forum has now moved to here: www.dartsnutz.net Administrator 90% of Darts is mental if ya mechanics are right the other 10% is in your head 26gm McCoy Sabers- 26gm Rasta's Pro Red Dragon's [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]Flight School, Join its Free http://www.howtodarts.com/flight-school-registration [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] |
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Saber
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| | Subject: Re: The Fox's practise routine Wed May 23, 2012 1:26 pm | |
| | Thefox180 wrote: | Hi all, heres how I practise.
Warm up with a few games of round the board. first singles, doubles then trebles. I can normally do these 3 in about 20-30 mins.
After this I move on to playing against my invisble friend who's very consistent. He always finishes on exactly 24 darts! I'll play 5 legs against him, recording how many darts i throw and work out my average at the end.
After that depending on how I've played I'll either stop for the morning and start over mid afternoon(If I feel i've played well)
OR If i feel i could improve on an area of my game i'll focus on that. Either shooting doubles, or concentrate on hitting a certain amount of 60+ scores in a row. |
Fox you are one good player my friend doing all that in 20-30 min. You might want to look into flight School ! _________________ This forum has now moved to here: www.dartsnutz.net Administrator 90% of Darts is mental if ya mechanics are right the other 10% is in your head 26gm McCoy Sabers- 26gm Rasta's Pro Red Dragon's [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]Flight School, Join its Free http://www.howtodarts.com/flight-school-registration [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.] |
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