Play Like a Pro: The Ultimate Guide for Darts Players

Welcome to our darts coaching video, designed to help you improve your skills and take your game to the next level.
In this video, Raymond will guide you through the fundamentals of darts, including proper stance, grip, and throwing technique.

Our coach will also provide tips and tricks for improving your accuracy, increasing your scoring potential, and developing a winning mindset.

Whether you are a beginner or an experienced player, this darts coaching video is the perfect resource for honing your skills and taking your game to the next level. With step-by-step instruction and clear demonstrations, you will be able to practice and improve your game in the comfort of your own home.

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[Lukeprovan]

I have some of these problems in my hand. The V shape especially. And my fingers always end up splayed out to the side, even though my intention is to follow through completely straight, with basically just the wrist and let my arm follow. But he says here the "rolling of the wrist" is from body movement from energy in the wrong places? But I have literally no body movement at all. I've watched on film many times. I'm a veteran skateboarder, and stand regular footed (left foot forward), and I play darts left handed with my left foot completely parallel to the oche. I'm very comfortable and stable standing sideways to the left. I also keep the ball of my back foot, and toes on the ground for extra stability. I throw 3 terrible darts sometimes and they'll more often than not all land in the 20 anyway. This means I have good alignment, no? I have worked on that too a lot through watching videos, looking down my line with one eye closed (not while actually throwing). So why does my wrist still turn over and my fingers still go out to side. Even when I concentrate mainly on my fingers during the throw. And I've known from the start that the throw should be with the wrist, and not the arm/elbow. Doses anyone know what it could be, without looking at my throw. I can upload of it of someone thinks they help. Thanks. Still a great video btw.

[Thome]

Great analytical advise....biomechanics are basically always the same....but every body is different, thats why there are many different throws. however the basics should always be respected, otherwise you will always limit your game

[noobztvgaming]

Shame got long sleeved top on hides our view abit

[noobztvgaming]

I think thats what ive been doing and get shoulder pain after a session

[neilwestgate]

Great video. As if I didn’t have enough to think about anyway 🤣

[robsteries]

Nice thinking on that one mate! cheers

[markmarlow]

Nice one mate, valuable advice & for free...Excellent

[lawrencebarlow]

Great Video Dwayne, really useful tips. I focused on the energy transition, fingers-wrist-elbow. Rolling of the hand is definitely a bad habit of mine. Took it into a match 10mins later and felt more under control. Obviously loads of practice to make it consistent but it's definitely going to help me. Looking forward to the next one!

[Mj-gurs]

Cheers for that, really helpful!
I’ve found a lot of Raymond’s twitter advice on practice and preparation very useful, but this practical throw advice is something special.

I’m going to try to keep the tension out of my shoulders now, great piece of info