I had a good mate who was completely blind in his Right eye, he was a RH thrower (I assume you are) but he could really throw a great dart made it to the Marlborough Classic in !9 o- chocolate?? He was a linear thrower not a Parabolic.
Iv'e read what you have said and all I can say to you is that mentally you are in a more advantageous position than most throwers. I cannot say more.

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Bo-Jangles wrote:

I had a good mate who was completely blind in his Right eye, he was a RH thrower (I assume you are) but he could really throw a great dart made it to the Marlborough Classic in !9 o- chocolate?? He was a linear thrower not a Parabolic.
Iv'e read what you have said and all I can say to you is that mentally you are in a more advantageous position than most throwers. I cannot say more.

You obviously know your onions Bo, I have only ever heard the term 'parabolic' used at work yet when I think of my throwing action I know exactly what you mean. I have tried the linear approach and it is too uncomfortable on my neck so I go with the 'parabolic' style and it tends to work for me. Thanks for your advice and explainations, I appreciate your time.


Yes Bigshow, just got one this last week, nat as smart as that one but does the same job, already feeling the benefit, cheers.

Rebel wrote:

Bo-Jangles wrote:

I had a good mate who was completely blind in his Right eye, he was a RH thrower (I assume you are) but he could really throw a great dart made it to the Marlborough Classic in !9 o- chocolate?? He was a linear thrower not a Parabolic.
Iv'e read what you have said and all I can say to you is that mentally you are in a more advantageous position than most throwers. I cannot say more.

You obviously know your onions Bo, I have only ever heard the term 'parabolic' used at work yet when I think of my throwing action I know exactly what you mean. I have tried the linear approach and it is too uncomfortable on my neck so I go with the 'parabolic' style and it tends to work for me. Thanks for your advice and explainations, I appreciate your time.


Yes Bigshow, just got one this last week, nat as smart as that one but does the same job, already feeling the benefit, cheers.

Parabolic; Actually never existed in its latest connotation pre 1994 it had an original meaning pertaining to parables. Could be wrong but I think its latter descriptive should be attributed to our Colonial brethren across the pond. Bless em!

The first noticeable affect of Dartitis is the sudden loss of power.