Flight School continues to grow.
There are a total of 862 Flight Schoolers as of June 30, 2012
And of those 862, 36 enrolled in Stroke 911
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Flight Schoolers who enrolled in the first half of 2012 -169
And of those 169, 15 enrolled in Stroke 911
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Where are they?
States in the US:
AL,CA, CT, DE, FL, GA, IA, ID, IN, IL, KA, KY, MA, ME, MD, MI, MN, MO, MS, NB, NC, NJ, NY, OK, OH, OR, PA, SD, TN, TX, US Military, Utah, VA, WA, WI, WVA, WY

Countries other than USA
Afghanistan, Australia, Austria, Canada, Can. Nova Scotia, Can. Ontario, Can. Sask., Czech, England, Republic of Germany, Holland, Hong Cong, Italy, India, Iran, Ireland, Korea, Latvia, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, S. Africa, S. Korea, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, U.A.E., UK, Whales, Zimbabwe.

Nice stats George !

Looking good George

Thats great George!

That's brilliant George. It's great to see so many different countries listed. To me that speaks volumes on what you've achieved and given, and about the game of darts as a whole.

Fantastic George. I managed to get a session in yesterday so hopefully will soon send you something.

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Flight School continues to grow

Count me as one of the growths!! :-) :-) :-)

Enrolled today. Start the A1 practice tomorrow.

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Enrolled today. Start the A1 practice tomorrow.

Way to go! Nice to have someone else around who is new to the program. I think it is very much a journey as much of my confidence is now gone, but sticking with it to come back better than I was.
Maybe this is something particular to me?

It is for sure a journey. Took me 2hr 20min to finish today, but i did learn somethings today and somethings I still need to figure out.

shrek wrote:

It is for sure a journey. Took me 2hr 20min to finish today, but i did learn somethings today and somethings I still need to figure out.

Over two hours? Which drill are you using??
Send me an email so I can get straight with what you are doing. This does not sound right.

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Took me 2hr 20min to finish today, but i did learn somethings today and somethings I still need to figure out.

Yeah I've pushed into the two hour range as well on the A1. I feel pretty lost a lot of the time and cant seem to make things work the way I made them work before.

maybe I am unlearning what I knew before? It's early still and well I'm pretty darn stubborn, so I should see my way through it.

You will too shrek. Who knows one day we may even play against each other?

davidsproull how ya doing now?

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davidsproull how ya doing now?

That's a good question. A lot better than I would have expected to be for someone who started playing darts last March, but also at times frustrated by not throwing as good as I think I can and to far too often 'let up' on my opponent.
A few things have happened, one of which is the realization that in order to win I need to stick to business and the other is I need to stay relaxed.
In order to get that working I have to first remember that darts is not an instant gratification sport. In addition I have gotten back to my drills which I had been doing but had gotten away from. So every day now it is 7 numbers on A3 with a bit of A2 warm up. Once I get the A3 between 30-40 minutes I'll add numbers. (Im 50-60 now).

I flirted a bit with the A4, but really that is not one I am really ready for yet.

Overall though, I'd say I'm doing good or at least certainly heading towards good things.

External factors can be tough though as people either seem to dismiss the game ("Oh it's just darts") or dismiss me ("You'll never beat that guy").

I guess that's their business. On the second point they may be right, but I doubt it.

Thanks for asking!!! :-)

thx for the reply, and don't listen to negative people they full of horse manure!

SilverSaber wrote:

thx for the reply, and don't listen to negative people they full of horse manure!

Well the funny thing is I would almost appreciate it if they would say something about what I was specifically doing "THAT isnt good enough"
can lead to learning...

Flight School continues to grow. As of 12/28/2012
Two hundred nineteen new people became Flight Schoolers in 2012 with 45 who have yet to confirm. There have been 18 whose game had deteriorated to such a level they have asked for ’Stroke 911’ (the emergency room of Flight School).
This brings us to 1,077 Flight Schoolers with 45 who have yet to confirm their enrollment.
There are now eight drills for stroke improving; seventeen stroke perfecting techniques; nine issue specific recommendations, and nine memorizing techniques.
Where are the Flight Schoolers? They’re everywhere – they’re everywhere!!!
Countries outside USA (if you don’t see your country and you’re a Flight Schooler let me know):
Australia, Belgium, Canada (Nova Scotia), Croatia, Czech Republic, Brazil, England, Germany, Gibraltar, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Malaysia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Philippines, Romania, Scotland, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Norway, Holland, UK, South Wales, Wales, Zimbabwe,
States within USA (if you don’t see your state and you’re a Flight Schooler let me know):
Al, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IO, KS, KT, LA, MA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NB, NJ, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, W.VA, W.D.C., WI, WY.

A great program that I personally recommend to anyone no matter their level of play.
And Merry Christmas to a great benefactor of the sport of darts. Your student- Larry

I've recently joinedFlight school and I'm very satisfied