Superleague darts - How good do I need to be? Darts Class
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- Опубліковано 4 лис 2024
- I often get asked by bedroom players 'How good do I need to be to play competitively?
In this video I play a game of demo Superleague against the computer and commentate on what I'm doing, and how in reality, you don't have to move mountains to be competitive and have a good average!
For pubs and some Superleague, there is no real minimum standard, and social pub leagues are a great place to get match experience. To be competetive in Superleague and local competitions, you must be looking for 20 (60) average at minimum.
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Currently averaging around mid 50s, hoping to have league back on after all this Covid stuff, and threw my best leg (14 darts) last month. Feeling good.
Your video just appeared on my watch list. Really enjoyed that! Subscribed straight away. From what I can tell we both throw an almost identical average, so this made it even more interesting for me. I used to play counties over 25 years ago but just got back into darts again a couple of years ago....would love to get back in again now the hunger is there!
Hi Jim great to have you watching! Let me know if there's anything you'd like me to cover in my videos. Hope you enjoy!
@@DartsClass Nice one, mate. I'll have a watch of your other uploads and if there is anything else I can think of that would help, I'll let you know. 👍🎯
Started playing again, started darts last year and now throwing around 40-50 average. Not the best. But I am starting to play better, making higher finishes. First 180 is still waiting tho.
Another great video. It interesting to see where you need to be to be competitive. Keep up the good work.
Thank you. This was a good performance too. You can certainly play worse than this and win often! 👍🎯
@@DartsClass It was a very solid performance to be fair. Superleague is a weird beast. I have won matches with a 68 average and lost matches with a 92 average. You just never know.
Where I'm at (West Virginia, USA) we just have one 10 team steel tip league in my region. I envy the way your darting system is set up. You have so much more going on in the steel tip realm. Here soft tip is king. I play that as well but my real love is steel. I was averaging 70.8 per 3 darts after 8 matches when we shut down due to the COVID-19 quarantine. Last year a little better at 72.4. Before that in the mid 60's. I'm curious to know where that would put me in your system.
Edit: We play 301 double in double out, 501 double out, 1001 double out team game, and Cricket every match. I was averaging 3.5 MPR in Cricket.
Firstly, cricket here is non existent. I've played league and superleague comps regularly for 10 years, I think I've played cricket in a pub twice as a practice game in that time.
Anywhere between 60 - 70 is a half decent steel tip superleague average. You'd be one of the better players in my local league with that average as I'd say 25 out of 160 regularly have over 60 average in a social league. Superleague id say 60 avg was the minimum for most Premier league teams. To win regularly you want to be somewhere around 70-75 👍🎯
Plus there is no real soft tip to speak of. A few people have nexus boards but steel tip is king. There are 2 players I know in my league that play soft tip out of 160
@@DartsClass
The averages I posted were for steel tip. My soft tip average would be much higher because the entire bull is worth 50 points and is considerably larger than the steel tip board bull. It's really boring because there is no double out and it's just a bullseye shooting contest. I only play it because my wife and I have lots of friends and fellow lodge members who do.
Really good video. Goes with what i tell people my goal is a 18-21 darter anything more its not a good game for me. Glad to know i can keep up with big kids now.
If you win all your legs on throw in 21 or less your opponent has to hit an 18 to break you. That's a 27+ average and someone who can do that throughout a match is the top 5% of players in the league. 18-21 is super solid
Hit my personal best ever leg against my mate in just 13 darts
Good shooting
Great video. I always wondered how the averages compared in super league, and how mid would fare 🤣 👍 top vid
Hi beanie beardy. How long did it take you to get to a decent standard? Many Years or a matter of months?. I have been playing since lockdown I never played darts before that as I was to busy on the pool tables. I have spent since march adjusting everything about my grip and have been through 5 different sets of darts now I am back to argos 4.99 for two sets and they are better for me than any tungsten pro or pro style darts I have bought. After the first month I had to re-plaster my wall then second month I would fluctuate between hitting 4/5 doubles in a row on occasions at around the board doubles which is pretty exceptional for the second month and on average I was 1in3 overall on doubles then in the 3rd month I really experimented on grip and nearly a year later I am only finding halve the form I was finding in the second month but my average score has gone up which it needed to. I have only ever hit 180 once but as I play on the 19s that will be why plus the barrel of my darts are wide as cuban cigars so getting three in one bed is quite the roman orgy. I do notice when my darts are bad it's because I am not extending my arm fully but my arm has a mind of its own it's not connected to my brain. I lost my central vision in one eye last year after a detatched retina so keep blaming the bad darts on that but its the peripheral that's probably more important in darts so I can probably rule that out. I have a diagnosed anxiety disorder which makes me over think every aspect of life and causes tension in my arm but james wade has similar so I just think I am either crap or don't practice enough. Any tips on grip for me please?
I've just started playing again after 2 years away. Had a few hour on Christmas day with a friend and hit a couple 180s one or 2 140s but never consistently. Dont know were im going wrong.i used to be alot better.my arm is thrashing aswel now.maybe its just a case of getting used to it again. Anyway great vid and im subbed,cheers.
Great that you're back into it! You'll have the bug and want to play non stop! If you can hit scores like that without playing for a while it is just a matter of consistent practice and you'll be back to your best. Your arm will ache if you haven't thrown for a while as it's using muscles in combination repeatatively that haven't worked together in 2 years! Thanks for the sub, hope you enjoy the channel! 👍🎯
Ive been using the app called My darts trainer, been very useful, I play 501 on around the level 5/6 and managed to hit my best ever leg just the other day with a 17 dart leg, missed tops for a 145!! With your videos its helped my hone my skills in and get more consistency, so thanks you and keep up the solid content Bryn, stay safe and hope you are well buddy
Awesome arrows Jerome. I'm glad some of the tips have helped! Will be uploading more soon hopefully 👍🎯
Great videos. I wrote to you and in messenger directly but no asnwer..
I got a problem at tournaments i got to much emotions, i don't drink and smoke. I just drink water, Im playing darts since one year, and im avg around 63 consistently and can go over 70 sometimes. But in tournaments its different Im different player (for bad) I practice 1-1.5hr for day, but in tournaments to much handshaking, ita now who i play but just tournament feeling. When Im not in tournament for example I bet everyone and that who won tournaments i beat in non torunament for example 10-3 10-4.. any ideas. Thanks a lot!
Great videos mate really enjoying the content.
Thank you Cameron, I really appreciate the support this early on.
Tomorrow I'll be posting the first two 'Recreating...' videos that follow on from my top 10 checkouts. Keep an eye out for them! 👍🎯
Good match mate. Do you also practice around the board on doubles? Because the d17 and d9
I practice the D9s a bit as I often like to leave D18 so it's sensible to practice the breakdowns of that route. Never practice D17, fluke I left it so I just attack it with the first dart, knowing if I come inside into the single I can still checkout with the next 2 on a nice double 👍🎯
@@DartsClass nice thing in this game is. That you grouping is good. Not a lot of lose darts. I play now everyday that game tidy and it works
great video, you just got a new subscriber. I'm trying to get myself back to superleague standard after a long break. Best of luck
Thank you for your support Paul. Go for it! Superleague is a great proving ground and learning environment. Even if you don't win, playing longer format games under pressure can only help you develop! 👍🎯
@@DartsClass Well I bit the bullet last night and started the youtube diary. Let's see how it goes.
@@thehitman180darts8 nice one, subscribed!
@@DartsClass thankyou. No doubt you'll cringe at my lack of skill 😉
Great video
Great video 👍🎯
No matter how consistent i get, I aways end up throwing at least 1 dart per hand into the 1… just a waste of a throw. Any tips?
How long have you been playing darts?
78 ave and be 1 of best in your superleague? Which superleague you play in coz I want to play in it ha ha
Is 57-63 average good for a 16 year old? Subbed and liked btw 👍
That's a pretty good average for anyone. You'll win most pub matches at that standard. Get it to more consistent late 60s in competitive games and you'll be a handy superleague player 👍🎯
Thank you for this content. I really enjoy watching your videos. In addition to your tips I want to give one tip for yourself. Just because I like the way you present yourself and how positively you show this fantastic sport. This is my opinion....You are moving too much whilst throwing and between the several throws. Watching your video shows that clearly and as if you allow me to say... you will be a much better player instantly as soon as you stand still. Also you allow yourself too much of an emotion when you throw „bad“ darts. Shaking the head or even look down and let this thought come to your mind threatens the quality of your next throw. Why do I say? I am a mental Trainer and Hypnotherapist and love the darts. Darts is more than anything else a mental sport... well you know that. But did you really care about that yet? Maybe you want to look at that a bit closer and probably you want to make a video about that great aspect of our sport. I bet many of your viewers will find that at least interesting. Well, than! Always good darts and keep on doing what you do!
Name of app mentioned in the beginning ?
Any intentions of doing Q school one day?
What's the full name of the app? I can't find it on Google or ios?
whats the app called??
There's nothing worse than being on a double after 15 darts, knowing you're going to be on a amazing average, to then missing 9 darts at double, and your good average as gone
what county do you play in mate?
Devon
Super league players at the top hitting 26-29 darts a leg??? That cant be right. I would say 20 - 24. I aim for finishing a game in 30 and that's with missing a finish 4-6 times as well. Best ever was in 20 darts (once) :)
26-29 average per dart is what I meant. Sorry it wasn't that clear the way I said it. Superleague avg is measure per dart, so just multiply that by 3, and your looking at top superleague players being high 70s and above average 👍🎯
@@DartsClass That makes a lot more sense now. Thought i was up there then lol Basically 7 visits then
Yep. Anything 21 darts and less you're a very good player. 24 and less you'll give people a good superleague game. Small margins but that extra visit will cost you 👍🎯
I ought to play super league really
Do it. It's a great learning curve. You will learn a lot from playing win or lose 👍🎯
Darts Class - Tips, Training & Challenges I’ve been told to do it by a couple people but my problem is I’m either playing really good or really bad 😂
It is a great school, you will either sink or swim, but it's no good hitting everything at home, superleague will teach you to bring that ability out under pressure. Everyone gets hurt in Superleague at some point but as long as you learn from it you'll do well