Sounds like the place to go to learn to fly ! In reality we have the talents of an ex American professional dart player as our personal coach , Sounds too good to be true ? Thats what i thought ! Anyway i visited his website and registered , A couple of days later i had a questionare to fill in basicly what about your game do you want to improve ? So filled them in , A while later i received an e mail with practice routines tailored to me . So i looked at them and thought yeah right ! Anyway i started doing the routines 3 days before a match at my local pub , On the night of the match i had a few practice darts nothing special and awaited my doubles match , Ok we lost our doubles game BUT i was growing in confidence , even my team captain noticed i was playing better ! and my scores were more consistent .
Its not a miracle cure , you have to work at it and put the time in but having set routines to play has got to be more productive than just banging away at the 20s ! Also further advice is only an e mail away and you cant beat that.
I am continuing with the routines and feel my game is coming together , As i said earlier it isnt a quick fix , you have to be prepared to put the effort in .
The best thing about flight school is that is COMPLETELY FREE !

Contact details for flight school are in the links section

Yes I would recommend it to everyone from beginner to advanced, there is something in it for all, and George is only an email away with help and advice.

Its amazing to think how many people he must have helped over the years and all for free!

I said it before but will say it again, he deserves a medal!

I recommend his book too:


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If ya want to improve ya darts this is the place .

I have been a student of George for over a year now.
When I started I was in the middle of the pack in the "A" league. After 3 months finished 5th in league, after another 3 months finished 4th in league and after another session finished Top Shooter in the league. Lots of work but it works if ya work it. A 10 outta 10 for me.
Larry @ dartsnutz.com

Flight school has been a huge help with my game. I completely agree that it helps that is free and we have George's willingness to teach without trying to profit from it to thank.

The best part about flight school is that it lets you work at your own pace and it also helps with the mental aspect of the game. My biggest problem has always been nerves while standing on the line and flight school has helped me grow my confidence to the point that I have significantly reduced the nerves.

I would highly recommend it to anyone who is serious about improving themselves as a shooter.

Lefty544 wrote:

Flight school has been a huge help with my game. I completely agree that it helps that is free and we have George's willingness to teach without trying to profit from it to thank.

The best part about flight school is that it lets you work at your own pace and it also helps with the mental aspect of the game. My biggest problem has always been nerves while standing on the line and flight school has helped me grow my confidence to the point that I have significantly reduced the nerves.

I would highly recommend it to anyone who is serious about improving themselves as a shooter.

Thats great to hear mate, so glad your benefitting from it!

Members this is the best school for learning darts period.

Ok, I saw this before online and didn't know what to make of it. I just registered, so let's see! :-)

maybe once you get going look into this

http://www.dartsnutz.com/t2351-king-of-the-hill-a-flight-school-event?highlight=king

Ok so far my mediocre throw has become a very abysmal throw since I've started flight School.
A little concerned...

davidsproull wrote:

Ok so far my mediocre throw has become a very abysmal throw since I've started flight School.
A little concerned...

in what way Dave?

is it that your finding the routines tough or are you saying your throw has changed?

Thats strange David, have you contacted George to discuss the issues?? As grip said, is it the routines or has your throw actually changed?

My throw has actually changed. The routines (only the first one so far) I actually think are awesome. It's just the whole spot shooting thing that is messing me up a bit..
Im all ove rthe place no matter how focused I am on the target.

In that case I would advise getting in touch with George and explaining the problems your having. He would be the only one in a position to help advise you and aid your progress I would think.

Sorry I can't be any more help

Sounds like you may have focused on your technique too much, but I would send George a message mate he will be able to advise you.

davidsproull wrote:

My throw has actually changed. The routines (only the first one so far) I actually think are awesome. It's just the whole spot shooting thing that is messing me up a bit..
Im all ove rthe place no matter how focused I am on the target.

This is not a good thing. Fire off an email to me and we'll get it straightened out. I understand Phil Taylor is waiting for you to contact him for a match.

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I understand Phil Taylor is waiting for you to contact him for a match.

No word as of yet from Taylor, so I can only assume he is in hiding!
Email on the way!!!

He is running scared Dave!

Taylor's tail is between his legs at the moment after my team mate beat him 2-1 in an exhibition in Australia last week. lol

Jimbo21 wrote:

Taylor's tail is between his legs at the moment after my team mate beat him 2-1 in an exhibition in Australia last week. lol

Nice job!! I am a very very very long way from playing at that level!!

Jimbo21 wrote:

Taylor's tail is between his legs at the moment after my team mate beat him 2-1 in an exhibition in Australia last week. lol

Thats good, did Taylor blame jet lag?

No Grip, this was his last exhibition in our country so he was well rested. It was the only match that he lost on the night.

My friend has been toying with the idea of moving to England to try and see if he can make it on tour.

Ah he must be a good player then, he should get in touch with Whitlock he may be able to offer some advice or help

He actually is friends with Simon I think. He has played against Simon at the Australian titles before Simon made it in England.

Another friend, Rob Modra had a stint in England the same time as Simon went over there. The pair of them stayed with Taylor for a while and practiced with him.

I see so he should ask him if he can stay with him

He should ask Taylor for some sponsorship! He could become Taylors next prodige.

Jimbo21 wrote:

He should ask Taylor for some sponsorship! He could become Taylors next prodige.

No harm in asking

bump for new members

pm you george abt a routine for me mate