how do you through your darts?

Question

I ask this question because I stink

Answer 1

i think you mean throw?!

i use my right hand,stand sideways so your arm doesn,t move off target,nice smooth action with followthrough.

Answer 2

First, you need to find the balance point of your dart. Hold the barrel on your finger until it balances. That is where your thumb should go when you hold the dart.

Put your fingers wherever they are comfortable. I've seen many people throw fingertip, and some almost down to the knuckles. Consistency is what is most important.

Keep your arm still from the elbow up and relax your wrist. Draw your forearm back and throw the dart at the board. Be sure to follow through - don't stop your hand until it's pointing at the board.

Answer 3

Balance the dart on your thumb and then place your remaining fingers less the pinky on the barrel. Actually try to aim at a specific point on the board, not just a general area. Minimize movement back towards the body when initiating the throw. Try to keep your head still and your feet or at least your lead foot flat during the throw. Try to remain relaxed and follow through. Hit fifty bulls each night before you go to sleep. Play around the world in doubles. Get a board with the doubles marks half size. Practice every day for at least 30 minutes.

Answer 4

The key is to follow through without moving the hight of your arm during your release. When you are standing at the line, hold your arm at a 90degree angle and throw without moving your body with it. The biggest mistake it to think you will succeed this way. Your forearm is the only tool you need (aside from the dart of course) to throw a consistent game!

Answer 5

Like a pencil at the balance point.

Overhand, with the forearm almost straight up in the air in front of you.

I am right handed so my right foot is on the line - I am standing at a 45 degree angle.

Move back the forearm to the ear and release. At this point the forearm meets the bicep.

Note, I do not c0ck the wrist. When I release the wrist does go forward.

Answer 6

I toe the line, get myself relaxed, focus on what I'm throwing at holding the dart between my thumb and first two fingers and release it while keeping my elbow slightly bent with a nice follow through.

Answer 7

Center

Answer 8

I do know people who throw them underhand, but I can't get into that at all.

I hold them like a pencil, line them up to face forward and turn my body so that my side faces the dartboard, take aim and throw, following through so that my index finger points to the space I want it to hit. It doesn't always work, but it does do pretty well for me.

Answer 9

you know how you throw a baseball? you have to let go at a certain point to get it where you want it, well the same goes for darts, the straighter you keep your arm the better the chances of it goin where you want it to

Answer 10

i find a large group of people who don't know how to spell throw and i throw a large handful of darts at them

Answer 11

i throw it so the bad boy hangs in the air for just a bit then BAm! bullseye!