I'm right-handed and left-eye-dominant. That being said, I aim and draw back similar to Phil Taylor and other 'lefteyes'.
I'm constantly working on form, and doing things the same way every single time. It's definitely a challenge.
Anyway, when my arm is at 90 degrees and my upper arm parallel/near-parallel to the floor, my hand blocks my view of the target.
How does one compensate for this? Forearm length reduction surgery or stretching my neck, a-la Thai village women (with the gold rings), are out of the question.
I'm constantly working on form, and doing things the same way every single time. It's definitely a challenge.
Anyway, when my arm is at 90 degrees and my upper arm parallel/near-parallel to the floor, my hand blocks my view of the target.
How does one compensate for this? Forearm length reduction surgery or stretching my neck, a-la Thai village women (with the gold rings), are out of the question.
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- If it don't fit, force it. If it breaks, it needed replacing anyway.
- If it ain't broke, you might still be able to fix it.
"Maintain a solid 60. What you do with your other two darts is up to you" -Unknown
My match darts: 22gm Bulls White Pegasus, intermediate nylon/Target Carbon Ti Pro stems, Rhino standard flights.
- If it don't fit, force it. If it breaks, it needed replacing anyway.
- If it ain't broke, you might still be able to fix it.
"Maintain a solid 60. What you do with your other two darts is up to you" -Unknown
My match darts: 22gm Bulls White Pegasus, intermediate nylon/Target Carbon Ti Pro stems, Rhino standard flights.