Over the past week, I’ve kicked off a new 4-week practice plan aimed at raising my average and sharpening my accuracy around the 20 segment. It’s all about focus and structure and no more aimless throwing. Every dart now has a purpose.
Interestingly, this plan coincided with a big change in my technique. I’ve always held the dart further back along the barrel, but recently, I found myself gripping closer to the front. It wasn’t intentional,it just felt natural during practice. The results were promising, so I decided to stick with it.
Of course, the real challenge will be resisting the temptation to revert to my old grip during matches. Habits are hard to break, especially under pressure. But I believe this adjustment will pay off in the long run.
So far, practice has gone well. I feel more focused and less wasteful with my darts. That said, it’s not all smooth sailing and I still overthink at times, and when that happens, my darts can go wild. But as far as the throw itself is concerned, I can already see improvement.
Tonight will be the first real test: the Wednesday Under Average Tournament. I’m committed to using the new grip, even if it means I don’t play my absolute best while adapting. Short-term pain for long-term gain,so that’s the mindset.
I’ll report back after the tournament. For now, I’m excited to see how this new approach holds up under match conditions.
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