I like to practice (and warm-up) with "Progressive Round the world doubles (with bull)". Your first three darts are thrown at D1, D2, D3. If you miss, you stay on that double. If you hit, you move to the next available double. Here's an example... 1,2,3 - hit D2 1,3,4 - hit D3 and d4 1,5,6 ... And so on... 15,20,Bull - hit bull 15,20,20 - hit 20 15,15,15 - hit 15 - Done I find this keeps me from getting frustrated if I get stuck on one double because I am still advancing with my other two darts. It also helps with switching, like when you miss D10, hit 6 and switch to D7.
What Im personally doing different with doubles around the clock practise is as follows, I always start with 20, if I miss in single 20 I immediatly go for double 10, if I hit that in 3 darts (so 1 complete throw = 3 darts to make it clear :p) , the double 10 counts for me, since I didnt hit the double 20, I go back do double 20 and try again, if I hit it with 3 darts, fine, Ill go do double 19, lets say down there I hit 19 with the first dart, I have 19 left, I hit 3 and immediatly go for double 8, if it hits fine it counts, and I scrap double 8 as well, and so on, however, it only counts if you finish it in 3 darts. This really makes you practise throwing all over the board in a nice and fluent way, this is however for players who try to throw a bit faster, when you are a very slow player, I dont recommend it since you will adjust or take a step back when you miss a double
I’ve only been playing 3 months usually do doubles 15-20 getting 2 in a double then do triples 7-20 getting 2 in then just throw at the 20 I’m gonna do these
one of my drills is to throw 3 at 20 , if I get all 3 move to19's, if I dont start again and continue around the board, it has helped a lot although I am not by any stretch of the imagination a good player , but I keep working at it
Haha I’m new to darts so I knew this would be doubtful , played round the board doubles did it pretty quick got a couple doubles first try, tried 3 in bull/outer bull for 1.5 hours best I could get was 2 and the third bouncing out😂
Stubbled across your videos man, now subscribed. Excellent advice and drills. Personally I'm struggling to line of sight. I invested in a sightline which helped with the straight-ness of my throw. I'm left eye dominant and a right arm thrower. When I line up with my left eye my throw is like Gregg's plastic bag in a hurricane, oddly if I throw straight with my arm far out to the right; a bit like Joe Cullen, my aim is on point. I'd love to see a video on eye dominance, to see if I'm picking up bad habits. But keep up the great work 👍
Thanks for commenting and have done a bit of research on this when I was early in the experiment. My personal view is that early on when working out my throw and eye dominance etc, I realised that the best throw is closest to the eye that your throwing with. If you draw back to the opposite eye for example your left eye dominate like myself and you throw with your right, then you would be coming across your body which makes it difficult to come through straight. Just my thoughts, and main focus is getting your arm through straight and keeping it simple will help with consistency. 😊
Great drills. Just found your channel so you have a new subscriber. Always practice doubles and I believe it’s improved my grouping over the last year. 👍🏻🎯
@@RR10kTV just came back to darts last year after 35 years away. Had to change everything and start from scratch. Slowly getting back to a style and throw that’s comfortable. 👍🏻🎯
Hello mate a good warm up routine I use is like your double 20 drill except I throw for the big 0 in the number 20 ring. Reason it forces you to use correct technique and full release. Once I get the three in I know I'm pretty much warmed up
Good variation, I usually only throw to where I would score on the board if i go there but I like the thought process of it and definitely help with a warm up and lactic acid build up for resistance and getting used to pumping the arm 🙌thanks for taking the time to comment 🎯😊
Great video! Short routine i do and really help is 40-60 finishing, for every finish u get 3 darts only, if u hit the finish u get 1 point, do this every day 1 time for a week, and u get a average score, now the target to hit is the average score, for example my average is 12 points, if i dont get the 12 points i do another round of this game til i reach my average score, overtime u gonna see progess in single double combinations, track every score u get, so u can see progress
@@RR10kTV i dont have much time at the moment, so thats why i play games like this short but intense, i do the same with doubles, 3 darts at every double, 1 to 20 and bullseye, 1 point for every double that u hit, and hit the average score again, before u move to a next routine, and i finish with a 140 and 100 on the bull, short 30 minutes routine, i do every day
Great video! Really enjoyed it! I’ve only start playing since Jan ‘21 and although I’ve come a long way already any practice tips are incredibly appreciated! Also since I’ve started playing my dad has always quoted Bobby George at me ‘Trebles for show, doubles for dough’. So when I do around the clock it’s always doubles no matter how long it takes me
Thanks for taking the time to comment Tom, this is great to hear and keep at it 😉 I’m a huge fan of doubles practice and Brilliant to hear your commitment 🙌
Thanks mate , Personally I throw until it’s done but if your first starting out and it becomes frustrating then I would set a limit but try to forget about the limit. This helps to hit better stuff and not be focus on like 180 and missing the last dart etc
Great video, I have entered and played in a few WDF comps this year, I seem to struggle with taking my practice room darts to the floor, I always seem to pull them into the 1s (left handed player) would you have a look at my throw and give me any pointers?
Thanks Greg and I have a video going on this week that is all about improving these things. I hope this can help 👍 most of the time it will be either not coming through straight or a flick to one side , both of which can be solved by adjusting your throw slightly which takes some practice and drills in my view😊
@@RR10kTV am finding hitting the 20s and trebles much more easily now finishing needs work but I think atm i need to get my scoring up to scratch and consistent and stop finding the 5s/1s I feel my stance sways a little hence the 5/1s ,doubles 💯 needs work feel my arm movement is ok using 22gs
Do a variation of these training with intensity, I would measure yourself against a practice match against someone or against yourself in the same format like first to 5 of 501 😊🙌
Iam 14 years old from the netherlands i like darts i train daily on triple 20 triple 19 and finishes and i like it but i wont get better do you have any more tips
Thanks for watching , hope you can keep it up great that your committed to improving. Watch all my videos and use a mixture of the points in them I would say, work on a routine from these with intensity you will improve 🙌😊
Joe Cullen only practices on the treble 20 never on doubles or anywhere else on the board he said if you can hit the treble you should be able to hit a bigger double I think its different for everyone
Hi mate , yes I play online matches but only play through the IEDB on Instagram @iedb loads of online tournaments and order of merit, really made a big difference to my game , thanks for the comment and for watching 😊🙌
@@RR10kTV i know the super series and all the major tournaments on tv but what other order of merit tournaments are there? And is everybody allowed to join such tournaments?
Yes is amateur and at this stage order of merit is for fun and also for qualification for other tournaments but averages from 40-95 is free to enter at this stage
I like to practice (and warm-up) with "Progressive Round the world doubles (with bull)". Your first three darts are thrown at D1, D2, D3. If you miss, you stay on that double. If you hit, you move to the next available double. Here's an example...
1,2,3 - hit D2
1,3,4 - hit D3 and d4
1,5,6 ... And so on...
15,20,Bull - hit bull
15,20,20 - hit 20
15,15,15 - hit 15 - Done
I find this keeps me from getting frustrated if I get stuck on one double because I am still advancing with my other two darts. It also helps with switching, like when you miss D10, hit 6 and switch to D7.
I talk about similar in my first video tips it’s a good routine I still use now , and good for warming up on doubles 🙌
Top stuff, thanks for taking the time to make and publish this.
What Im personally doing different with doubles around the clock practise is as follows, I always start with 20, if I miss in single 20 I immediatly go for double 10, if I hit that in 3 darts (so 1 complete throw = 3 darts to make it clear :p) , the double 10 counts for me, since I didnt hit the double 20, I go back do double 20 and try again, if I hit it with 3 darts, fine, Ill go do double 19, lets say down there I hit 19 with the first dart, I have 19 left, I hit 3 and immediatly go for double 8, if it hits fine it counts, and I scrap double 8 as well, and so on, however, it only counts if you finish it in 3 darts. This really makes you practise throwing all over the board in a nice and fluent way, this is however for players who try to throw a bit faster, when you are a very slow player, I dont recommend it since you will adjust or take a step back when you miss a double
Love Ur Video Bro !! Thanks fot the Tipps and greetings from Germany 🔥
Thankyou for watching and supporting 😊🙌 appreciate it buddy and all the best 🎯😀
I’ve only been playing 3 months usually do doubles 15-20 getting 2 in a double then do triples 7-20 getting 2 in then just throw at the 20 I’m gonna do these
one of my drills is to throw 3 at 20 , if I get all 3 move to19's, if I dont start again and continue around the board, it has helped a lot although I am not by any stretch of the imagination a good player , but I keep working at it
Another awesome video mate really informative and I'm sure would benefit a lot of new players or even seasoned pros, keep up the great work buddy
Thanks mate really appreciate the kind words and support ! 🙌 all the best 😊👍
@@RR10kTV happy to support a fellow darts tuber buddy
Absolutely fantastic drills mate. Thanks a lot 🎯🎯🎯
Glad you like them 🙌😉 thanks for watching and hope your practice goes well 🚀🎯
Haha I’m new to darts so I knew this would be doubtful , played round the board doubles did it pretty quick got a couple doubles first try, tried 3 in bull/outer bull for 1.5 hours best I could get was 2 and the third bouncing out😂
Brill video mate, make sure you get your practice in, I'm ready & waiting lol. 😁😂🤣🎯🎯
Cheers 😉Soon mate lol just working on getting my health back to 100%and will have a game mate 💪🎯
@@RR10kTV No worries mate take care stay safe all of you. Don't rush into it :)
You too dude and thanks speak soon 🙌😊
Stubbled across your videos man, now subscribed. Excellent advice and drills. Personally I'm struggling to line of sight. I invested in a sightline which helped with the straight-ness of my throw. I'm left eye dominant and a right arm thrower. When I line up with my left eye my throw is like Gregg's plastic bag in a hurricane, oddly if I throw straight with my arm far out to the right; a bit like Joe Cullen, my aim is on point. I'd love to see a video on eye dominance, to see if I'm picking up bad habits. But keep up the great work 👍
Thanks for commenting and have done a bit of research on this when I was early in the experiment. My personal view is that early on when working out my throw and eye dominance etc, I realised that the best throw is closest to the eye that your throwing with. If you draw back to the opposite eye for example your left eye dominate like myself and you throw with your right, then you would be coming across your body which makes it difficult to come through straight. Just my thoughts, and main focus is getting your arm through straight and keeping it simple will help with consistency. 😊
Great drills. Just found your channel so you have a new subscriber. Always practice doubles and I believe it’s improved my grouping over the last year. 👍🏻🎯
Thanks for subscribing! Certainly does help and for me a strong point in my game 😊 glad to hear going well for you all the best 💪🙌
@@RR10kTV just came back to darts last year after 35 years away. Had to change everything and start from scratch. Slowly getting back to a style and throw that’s comfortable. 👍🏻🎯
Great to hear your getting back into it👏 keep at it 😊
One of the best darts channel
Thankyou means a lot to me 😊🙌
Hi from Colombia bro. Excelente video.👆
Greetings from the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 all the best and thanks for watching 🙌🎯
Hello mate a good warm up routine I use is like your double 20 drill except I throw for the big 0 in the number 20 ring. Reason it forces you to use correct technique and full release. Once I get the three in I know I'm pretty much warmed up
Good variation, I usually only throw to where I would score on the board if i go there but I like the thought process of it and definitely help with a warm up and lactic acid build up for resistance and getting used to pumping the arm 🙌thanks for taking the time to comment 🎯😊
Great video! Short routine i do and really help is 40-60 finishing, for every finish u get 3 darts only, if u hit the finish u get 1 point, do this every day 1 time for a week, and u get a average score, now the target to hit is the average score, for example my average is 12 points, if i dont get the 12 points i do another round of this game til i reach my average score, overtime u gonna see progess in single double combinations, track every score u get, so u can see progress
Glad you like the video 😊 thanks for your commenting and also sharing 🙌💪 I will give this one a go always good to try new ones 😉
@@RR10kTV i dont have much time at the moment, so thats why i play games like this short but intense, i do the same with doubles, 3 darts at every double, 1 to 20 and bullseye, 1 point for every double that u hit, and hit the average score again, before u move to a next routine, and i finish with a 140 and 100 on the bull, short 30 minutes routine, i do every day
Good video mate
Thanks mate appreciate the support 🙌🎯😉
Great video! Really enjoyed it! I’ve only start playing since Jan ‘21 and although I’ve come a long way already any practice tips are incredibly appreciated!
Also since I’ve started playing my dad has always quoted Bobby George at me ‘Trebles for show, doubles for dough’. So when I do around the clock it’s always doubles no matter how long it takes me
Thanks for taking the time to comment Tom, this is great to hear and keep at it 😉 I’m a huge fan of doubles practice and Brilliant to hear your commitment 🙌
Great vid mate, THX. BTW the first drill is called "double de la casa de Sousa "
I was doing it before him 😜
Thanks mate. I'd just be glad to get from 45 to 50 average ! I've been stuck at 45 forever.
If you do some solid hours with these I would be surprised if you don’t increase in time 😉👏
Me too mate!
Reaally good video with a view new games i've not tried. Would you put a time limit on each drill or just throw until it's done?
Thanks mate , Personally I throw until it’s done but if your first starting out and it becomes frustrating then I would set a limit but try to forget about the limit. This helps to hit better stuff and not be focus on like 180 and missing the last dart etc
Great video, I have entered and played in a few WDF comps this year, I seem to struggle with taking my practice room darts to the floor, I always seem to pull them into the 1s (left handed player) would you have a look at my throw and give me any pointers?
Thanks Greg and I have a video going on this week that is all about improving these things. I hope this can help 👍 most of the time it will be either not coming through straight or a flick to one side , both of which can be solved by adjusting your throw slightly which takes some practice and drills in my view😊
Started playing 4 months ago around a 55 average atm going to try some of these
It’s a good start and I hope they work for you and help you to improve 🙌💪
@@RR10kTV am finding hitting the 20s and trebles much more easily now finishing needs work but I think atm i need to get my scoring up to scratch and consistent and stop finding the 5s/1s
I feel my stance sways a little hence the 5/1s ,doubles 💯 needs work feel my arm movement is ok using 22gs
I tried all the different weights pretty much and settled on 23 but everyone different, keep going buddy and sure you will continue to improve 🙌🎯🚀
Inspired by your improvement, will see you at q school soon i hope mate 👍🏻
Thanks a lot Oscar! Glad you like it and I hope so too 😊🙌
nice training routines but what does a total beginner like me have to do and how will I know I'm getting better. I've only been playing for a month.
Do a variation of these training with intensity, I would measure yourself against a practice match against someone or against yourself in the same format like first to 5 of 501 😊🙌
Iam 14 years old from the netherlands i like darts i train daily on triple 20 triple 19 and finishes and i like it but i wont get better do you have any more tips
Thanks for watching , hope you can keep it up great that your committed to improving. Watch all my videos and use a mixture of the points in them I would say, work on a routine from these with intensity you will improve 🙌😊
@@RR10kTV thanks my first throw today was 134🙃🙃
Geweldig 🤩
Joe Cullen only practices on the treble 20 never on doubles or anywhere else on the board he said if you can hit the treble you should be able to hit a bigger double I think its different for everyone
Unfortunately not true from what I saw him at the pro tour, but each to their own and just my own opinion
@RR10kTV winma darts you tube, Joe and his throw straight from the horses mouth.
Hello Ronnie, do you also play online matches on webcamdarts.com and if you do. What is your nickname? Keep it up great video
Hi mate , yes I play online matches but only play through the IEDB on Instagram
@iedb
loads of online tournaments and order of merit, really made a big difference to my game , thanks for the comment and for watching 😊🙌
@@RR10kTV i know the super series and all the major tournaments on tv but what other order of merit tournaments are there? And is everybody allowed to join such tournaments?
Yes is amateur and at this stage order of merit is for fun and also for qualification for other tournaments but averages from 40-95 is free to enter at this stage
@@RR10kTV and where can i find these tournaments?
@iedb
On Instagram
happy new hair cut day
Thanks mate 😊 I needed it was starting to look like forest gump at the end 😂
What darts are you using brother I like them a lot
They are red dragon custom darts , not produced yet 😊 hopefully once I get to the next level 😉
Ok thanks a lot brother