Aim for DARTS PERFECTION
Warning : Only view this site if you want to WIN at Darts.Mini Course
Welcome to our Mini Course, this is a sampler from the complete Darts Perfection Course. This should give you some great idea's about improving your Darts Game, and getting to the top of the table.
This is the Introductory page, the next step will include.
- board placement
- board lighting
- measurements
- equipment
- safety
- etiquette
Darts Perfection Kit
The full Darts Perfection Kit includes pointers from pros, and great tips like
- broom stick method
- practice tips
- accuracy tips
- equipment hints
Mini course
First Welcome, A few things first.
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We have designed this course to help you the darts player improve your dart game. If you anything like I was getting beaten all the time, your prob well sick of it.So over the next few days, you will receive an email from us detailing some of the very useful and practice steps you can take to improve your darts game.
There is loads of other information, including some downloads and other stuff your welcome to. So please sit back relax and enjoy this little mini course on how to improve your darts game.
There is one thing we would like to cover before we get right into things, that is having a drink while playing. If you want to improve and be a winner then I suggest laying off the booze. I know a lot of people will say they play better with a drink in their hand.
I suspect it has something to do with relaxing. However you cannot control the effect of booze on your ability, it is too much of an unpredictable force.
Sure to have a fun game, have a few drinks. But if your serious, remember every drink has some effect, but just how many do you need to have to make the effect even and continuous?? that is the problem.
Best to lay off the booze until after the game, same goes for coffee. It also effects you, just be aware of it. A lot of you will ignore what I have said that is OK. And a lot of you will insist that a drink helps. Well 1 might, but what about 2 or 3 or 4? Evenness and repeatability are the keys to winning.
Catch you next email.