Dart Board

Whether you have already hit a maximum score, or are yet to achieve the feat, scoring 180 on a regular basis takes skill — and hours of practice . Darts can be played in two forms – soft tip or steel tip. Regardless of which version you play, the approach and technique required to hit a 180 remains the same.

Do not hold the dart too firmly. It should be relaxed, but still firm enough to retain control . The thumb provides support for the dart during your throw. The top two fingers (your pointer and middle finger) simply guide and steady the dart.

It takes *decades* of work to get that good . So don’t think that in 6 months you’ll be ready for the PDC! Do think in 6 months, with directed and focused practice, you would have done what others take 5 years or more to do. You’ll be a way better player than you are right now, and that skill won’t go away.

Practice does not make perfect in darts , its regular practice that does. You can be an awesome player, but if you don’t play regularly, your game will go downhill quick. If you are only playing once a week, your game will not improve much. Playing multiple times a week will improve your accuracy dramatically.

Works the Brain need to work out the numbers you must hit, to make the exact score. It’s a great workout for the brain and it keeps it active.