I had to miss the ADO Masters Regional because I was busy working on a publishing deadline for an article. As soon as I get the results I will post them.
I have not been getting out to play much lately so I have been practicing at home. It kind of goes together well with my writing because my board is in the same room as my computer. I will write for awhile and then throw a few games of 501, and then sit down and write some more, and so on. It's interesting in that it reproduces the feel of being at a U.S. dart tournament...play one round, wait about an hour, play another round, wait some more, etc. Once I am finished my article I will put in some concentrated practice time and see how it goes.
So far, I am getting mixed results. I get the occasional good leg of 13 or 14 darts, but then some awful ones. I hope to get a little more consistent by May. Until next time, good darts!
Monday, February 11, 2008
Practicing Darts and Writing
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2 comments:
13 and 14 dart legs sound great. And you're not in full practice either?
The practice brings more consistency. Even out of practice I will get an occasional good game like that, maybe one out of every ten legs. If I practice a lot they come more often, and my "bad" games, i.e. over 21 darts are fewer. I notice Chelmsford is doing well Tommo! Keep up the good work.
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