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mc1958

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PostSubject: My typical practise routine   My typical practise routine EmptyFri Feb 03, 2012 12:13 am

Here is a typical layout of one of my practise sessions - generally about an hour at a time, although sometimes slightly more:


5 minutes or so throwing at the bull (or the general area) to get the arm warmed up
10 minutes or so doing round the clock on doubles or trebles - I hit them twice before moving on (not necessarily in the same throw though)
15-20 minutes of finishing practise - either the 121 game or from 60 to 100 in 6 or less darts
15-20 minutes playing against no1 - generally 2 or 3 sets of best of 5
then I finish off with 10-15 minutes or so throwing purely at either the T20 or T19 mainly to warm down


I vary the round the clock and finish practise with a couple of other games such as Bovril's 100 darts at the 20 (I may go for the other high numbers of 17, 18 or 19 to practise the cover shots. I also occasionally just pick a random number and try to finish that as many times as I can in 3 or less darts for around 15 minutes.

As far as the round the clock part is concerned, I'm going to change that to if I don't hit the next number at least once within 6 darts then I have to start again.


I basically try and vary the middle parts as much as I can so that I don't get too bored just doing the same thing over and over again.

All I've got to learn now is how to take my practise game into a proper league match lol
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Bovrilheid

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PostSubject: Re: My typical practise routine   My typical practise routine EmptyFri Feb 03, 2012 2:21 am

Interesting post, thanks for sharing.

My practice is a little similar.

21 darts warm up at treble 20. And then one of a range of practice games....could be round the board on doubles, my shove happenny practice. or something like that.

then first to 10 or 15 (depending on the time I have) n01 level 8. (often this could be 25-30 legs....other nights it could be a quick 10-15 legs

then a few darts at 20's to finish....also finish my practice on exactly 100...no idea why.

takes about 30-45 mins, but I do it every day...unless a match day.
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Saber

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PostSubject: Re: My typical practise routine   My typical practise routine EmptySun Apr 08, 2012 4:01 am

sounds like both you guys are doing ya board work.
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PostSubject: Re: My typical practise routine   My typical practise routine EmptyMon May 28, 2012 6:57 am

Gonna try some of those!
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