Scool Of Darts 's Japan Review

KTM. focuses on the "logic" and "theory" part of throwing darts, and explains the basics of the game in this DVD.

I bought this DVD when I was still in B flight. At the time, I tried to adopt only the upper part of the shapes introduced in the DVD (e.g., elbow up, radius pointing to the target, etc.), but it didn't work at all, and I stopped watching it and put it in the back of the shelf, saying "this is useless" or "not for me.

After a while, when I became an AA flight player, I had some doubts about my darts game again, and I casually looked back at this DVD. I realized that I had not understood anything about the essence of what this DVD was saying even though I had watched it before.

This DVD contains "hints for solutions and improvements" to the questions and problems I had in my daily life when I looked at my own form, throwing style, and sensations. And often, they are not direct remedies. If you just try to imitate the form as it is, thinking, "If I do it this way, it will work," as I did in the past, it may not work.

I am sure there are many opinions out there, but I think this DVD is a collection of tips to help you get the hang of things in your own way, even though it also covers the tips themselves. In that sense, I think this DVD can be received by people of all levels in a way that suits their level.

Also, I think it is dangerous to take the attitude that "This is absolutely right, and if only I can master this, I should be able to do well, so let's take it all in! I think that attitude is also dangerous, and I don't think KTM. is looking for that.

I'm not saying that everything that Mr. KTM.
I've never learned to play darts from anyone.
I would like you to watch this DVD if you have never learned darts from anyone.

You go to a place to throw darts.
"I can't get a good rating."
I think a lot of people who say that
who are amateurs when it comes to watching their form.
I'm an amateur when it comes to form.
"There's no way I'm going to get in with the way I'm throwing.
I'm an amateur at looking at form, but many of them are throwing with a form that makes me think, "There's no way I can get in.

They practice for years in a self-styled way.
or before you get good at darts and start to dislike darts.
I hope you will resist going to a darts bar for a few times and buy this DVD.
I hope you will purchase this DVD and honestly accept what you are doing wrong.
I hope you will accept what is wrong with this DVD.

For those of you who have reached a certain level
I recommend that you watch this DVD once for review and as an answer to what you have done.
I recommend you to watch it once for review and to check your answers.

KTM. is filled with a variety of knowledge. He takes knowledge, thinks about it, applies it and utilizes it.
Movements, parts of the body, darts theory and mentality applied to golf theory.
motel darts, etc., and it can be informative and comical to watch.
famous players appear, and so on.
They teach in a fun way without boring you.

Some of them say that elbows up doesn't suit them.
I probably only get half of the content.
Some of it is hard to understand just by looking at the dvd, and many will find that it doesn't fit for those who have a completely different way of moving.

The content is so dense that you will notice different things when you review and watch it again when you have more knowledge of your own.
Look at it again and again at different times and take in as much good as you can!
I recommend it to anyone who wants to form or rethink tips and ideas.

I watch it when I'm having trouble with form, throws, grips, etc. and it solves it!
It's a bible of sorts, with various exercises and Twitter follow-ups.
It is not a forced DVD that says 'you have to do it', so if you watch the necessary parts chapter by chapter, your questions will be answered.

The content is worth the money, or even more than that.

It's pricey, but beginners can use it to build their form from the basics.
Advanced players can use it to check their form when they are not sure about it.
This is a "HOW TO" DVD that can be viewed by people of all levels. DVD for all levels.
Beginners may find some parts of the DVD difficult to understand.
But as you throw the form, you will be able to understand. I think you will be able to understand it as you pitch.

I think it is good for absolute beginners.
The answers that I arrive at as a result of my own thinking and worrying are often the same as those in this theory.
It seems to be aimed at beginners, but the lack of explanation of the word "yips" is a bit "...".

However, as for the form, there are some people who are OK with the form here, and there are others who may suffer from physical pain.

I think it is better to watch this DVD while making a distinction between "points that should be taken into account" and "points that should be left out".
I was able to distinguish between the two by watching it with a career professional.
If you swallow it whole, you will go crazy.
I think that seeing professionals together (preferably several) and getting a variety of opinions will be the axis when you rebuild your own cleanup.

I think that if you produce a product for a large number of people for everyone, not for the good or bad of the product, you will inevitably end up with this kind of finish.

If you buy one barrel, you should buy this one.

I practice a lot at home, so it helped a lot.

It is not a theory of darts that tells you what you have to do, but rather a guide that allows you to look at it, visualize it, and create your own form, so you can review it many times and create your own dart form.

I changed my entire form after watching this!
I came across this DVD when I had elbow pain and didn't know what to do.
Now my elbow pain is gone and I can send darts out smoothly.
It is one of those pieces that changed my previous concept of darts.

This DVD has changed the way I think about darts.
I think it is worth watching.