Scool Of Darts 's Japan Review

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.

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

This DVD made me think about many things.
It was a good opportunity for me to reevaluate how I have been throwing.
I think anyone who is stuck should watch it.

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 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.

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