Improve your game with the pro's

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Improve your game with the pro's

Post by Dicie » Sat Mar 24, 2012 6:44 pm

Bob Anderson (Bob’s 27) - www.bobanderson180.co.uk
“It was just a simple concept, that I thought of in the mid 1970s. Why 27 ? Because it gave you 5 throws at doubles, and you had to hit at least one to progress” Bob recently informed us when we asked him about his popular drill, he then went on to say “I still use this, and also teach it to the dart players who come to me for coaching”.

Rules for Bob’s 27

Your starting score is 27, you throw 3 consecutive darts at each double in ascending order, starting with Double 1 round to the bull.
After each turn you add the value of your score to your total, so after the first throw if you hit the Double 1 once you would add 2 to 27 and your new total would be 29. If you missed the Double 1 with all three darts, you subtract the value of the double from your score, so your score would be 25.
This continues for each subsequent double up to the bull, each turn adding on your score or subtracting the value of the double missed.
If you running total score reaches 0, you start again. The highest score you can achieve is 1437

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Post by Dicie » Sat Mar 24, 2012 6:46 pm

Dennis Priestley


Rules for Dennis’s Trebles Practice

Starting with treble 10, throw 3 darts at the treble. 3 points are awarded for hitting the treble, 1 point for the single.
Maximum points per turn is 9, minimum is 0.
Continue in ascending order to the treble 20, the highest score you can achieve is 99!

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Post by D & B » Sat Mar 24, 2012 6:50 pm

Dicie wrote:Dennis Priestley


Rules for Dennis’s Trebles Practice

Starting with treble 10, throw 3 darts at the treble. 3 points are awarded for hitting the treble, 1 point for the single.
Maximum points per turn is 9, minimum is 0.
Continue in ascending order to the treble 20, the highest score you can achieve is 99!
Never came across this one before, I'll give it a try at some stage. Am finding myself hitting T19 more regularly now when switching due to a blocked T20 bed.

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Post by Dicie » Sat Mar 24, 2012 6:53 pm

D & B wrote:
Dicie wrote:Dennis Priestley


Rules for Dennis’s Trebles Practice

Starting with treble 10, throw 3 darts at the treble. 3 points are awarded for hitting the treble, 1 point for the single.
Maximum points per turn is 9, minimum is 0.
Continue in ascending order to the treble 20, the highest score you can achieve is 99!
Never came across this one before, I'll give it a try at some stage. Am finding myself hitting T19 more regularly now when switching due to a blocked T20 bed.

Open target i presume is far better to be aiming at than a bed that is 3/4 blocked. Iv always been a big switcher, lately thou iv started to bring T18 into my game, less of a switch

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Re: Improve your game with the pro's

Post by Sprocket501 » Sat Mar 24, 2012 6:55 pm

With the pro's what?

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Post by Dicie » Sat Mar 24, 2012 6:56 pm

Sprocket501 wrote:With the pro's what?
Just with the pro's sir sprocket, you know, the ones that can actually play the game better than me and you.

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Post by D & B » Sat Mar 24, 2012 6:57 pm

Dicie wrote:
D & B wrote:
Dicie wrote:Dennis Priestley


Rules for Dennis’s Trebles Practice

Starting with treble 10, throw 3 darts at the treble. 3 points are awarded for hitting the treble, 1 point for the single.
Maximum points per turn is 9, minimum is 0.
Continue in ascending order to the treble 20, the highest score you can achieve is 99!
Never came across this one before, I'll give it a try at some stage. Am finding myself hitting T19 more regularly now when switching due to a blocked T20 bed.

Open target i presume is far better to be aiming at than a bed that is 3/4 blocked. Iv always been a big switcher, lately thou iv started to bring T18 into my game, less of a switch
If first dart is high in the bed, I found myself clipping the flight with my 2nd dart.

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Post by M H » Sat Mar 24, 2012 7:00 pm

Had a pop at this last week and remembering rightly bombed out at 7's
When you actually feel anger over a place like this it's time to get a life

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Post by Pizza Fan » Sat Mar 24, 2012 8:40 pm

bob's 27 is a great practice game

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Post by Dicie » Sat Mar 24, 2012 8:42 pm

Pizza Fan wrote:bob's 27 is a great practice game

Yeah, used it recently.... Summer league singles is double off this yr so thought i wud add it into the practice routine. . . . . Interesting scores!!!

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Post by Gringo » Mon Mar 26, 2012 1:28 pm

Never heard of the Priestly one myself before, will give it a bash in practice later myself and have a go at Bobs27 too.

Think we should all post our scores and get a leaderboard up, will give us some sort of motivation to do a bit of practice ;)

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Post by Dicie » Mon Mar 26, 2012 1:29 pm

I dont mind throwing something together gringo

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Post by Randall » Mon Mar 26, 2012 2:40 pm

reserve bottom space in the table for me.

though i did once finish bobs.
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Post by Grazer » Mon Mar 26, 2012 3:45 pm

Dicie wrote:
D & B wrote:
Dicie wrote:Dennis Priestley


Rules for Dennis’s Trebles Practice

Starting with treble 10, throw 3 darts at the treble. 3 points are awarded for hitting the treble, 1 point for the single.
Maximum points per turn is 9, minimum is 0.
Continue in ascending order to the treble 20, the highest score you can achieve is 99!
Never came across this one before, I'll give it a try at some stage. Am finding myself hitting T19 more regularly now when switching due to a blocked T20 bed.

Open target i presume is far better to be aiming at than a bed that is 3/4 blocked. Iv always been a big switcher, lately thou iv started to bring T18 into my game, less of a switch
One of the guys I play darts with on a Monday has been encouraging me to do the same thing. You finding it easier?

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Post by Dicie » Mon Mar 26, 2012 3:58 pm

Grazer wrote:
Dicie wrote:
D & B wrote:
Dicie wrote:Dennis Priestley


Rules for Dennis’s Trebles Practice

Starting with treble 10, throw 3 darts at the treble. 3 points are awarded for hitting the treble, 1 point for the single.
Maximum points per turn is 9, minimum is 0.
Continue in ascending order to the treble 20, the highest score you can achieve is 99!
Never came across this one before, I'll give it a try at some stage. Am finding myself hitting T19 more regularly now when switching due to a blocked T20 bed.

Open target i presume is far better to be aiming at than a bed that is 3/4 blocked. Iv always been a big switcher, lately thou iv started to bring T18 into my game, less of a switch
One of the guys I play darts with on a Monday has been encouraging me to do the same thing. You finding it easier?

Yeah, less of an adjustment. . .

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