09-10-2016, 01:26 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-29-2017, 01:27 PM by Swiiiitch.
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For a while now I've been questioning all aspects of my throw because I just cannot seem to get consistency working for me. I'm struggling to get the feel of the dart the same with all 3 darts in hand.
I've thought about my stance and whether I'm rock solid enough to deliver consistent darts and then I came across 'this youtube video'. It shows a number of pro players throw in slow motion and it made me look at what i do differently.
I noticed there's one thing they all do that I don't. No, not they all throw great darts. Well, that's true but something in the action with their body movement, or shall I say lack of. They all keep their head almost perfectly still through the whole throwing motion. This is something I don't do. I've videoed my throw and I notice my head gets pushed back every time I thrust my arm/dart forward.
So, my question is, what's the secret to a perfect throw that keeps your head so still?
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I've thought about my stance and whether I'm rock solid enough to deliver consistent darts and then I came across 'this youtube video'. It shows a number of pro players throw in slow motion and it made me look at what i do differently.
I noticed there's one thing they all do that I don't. No, not they all throw great darts. Well, that's true but something in the action with their body movement, or shall I say lack of. They all keep their head almost perfectly still through the whole throwing motion. This is something I don't do. I've videoed my throw and I notice my head gets pushed back every time I thrust my arm/dart forward.
So, my question is, what's the secret to a perfect throw that keeps your head so still?

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