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[macker102]

I wish there was more posts in the mindgame. I think darts is about somewhere from 80% to 99% mental control. There is alot of us that could be better from learning the mindgame part of darts. There is probably alot of people that could help out others here with different techniques and stuff. I had read where a guy said he was starting to aim, then he said I mean really some serious aiming. That one short sentence got me to thinking, alot of thinking more in depth than I ever had. I wasn't a fast thrower but I have slowed down and really started some serious concentrated aiming. It has really helped. for some reason it made something click in my head and I feel like I am more alert, clearer feeling at the line. It made find that visual effect that I have read about in hear but couldn't get a grasp on the inner feeling of it. My point being if that one sentence from that one guy helped me that much, how much more could all of you help me and others? This whole web site has helped me greatly. Alot of good info here. It is a shame that there is not more going on in the forums!

[LittleBlackCat]

[dartnt]

try to approach the oche always in the same way; it helps for me...

I start walking the moment my opponent returns from the board, try to set my foot at the same spot; look up to the board and lift my hand.

It helps; it doesn't matter anymore if your opponent is quick or slow, or deliberatly teasing you, you're start is always the same.
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