Hi Lads n lasses hope you enjoy the videos if you love the channel and what I do then please leave me a tip with the super thanks button at the bottom right of the player box you will see three dots click on them third button down is a hart with a $ sign click on that and share some love. It really helps me with the expenses of running the channel.
Hi Lads n lasses hope you enjoy the videos if you love the channel and what I do then please leave me a tip with the super thanks button at the bottom right of the player box you will see three dots click on them third button down is a hart with a $ sign click on that and share some love. It really helps me with the expenses of running the channel.
I’ve been following you for 3 months now. My game has improved. You’re a brilliant teacher. We have exchanged a couple emails about personal lessons. I’m all in. THANK FOR THE COACHING.
I have been enjoying the game of darts for 25+ years but never really got good till I found your videos now my shot is so much better and scoring alot better as well doing the Dynamite Dave way thanks for all the tips and keep them videos coming your helping more people then you could know. ng
Thanks Dave. Your tips have improved my game massively. Couldn't hit anything before hand. Joined a darts league and checked out 3 legs last week for my team.
Love the videos dave, was overcomplicating everything before coming across your channel and now I am twice the player I was purely because I keep things nice and simple and stable, cheers!
Hi from Montreal, Quebec, Canada Great lesson, D.D. Standing center and on both feet on the floor has made it more constant in my throws. The hardest part of the throw is keeping the upper arm stable for better accuracy. I started playing in November, and with your videos, I've improved my game greatly. That's not too bad for a seventy year old..lol Keep up these great videos.
Yep missus is all better now and I'm just plodding through the hospital appointments. I will be doing a video update soon with all the info cheers D Dave...
Have a question regarding this method for shorter than average players. I'm 5 foot 5 and have always felt the need to throw up at the board. I played for my local pub team in my late teens, early twenties. I was an average player, sometimes really good, sometimes really bad. I have always been inconsistent. Have only played on and off since my pub team days and have recently got back into the darts at the age of 56. I decided to try and get myself a more consistent throw and came across this channel. I really like the concept and have started to practice the Dynamite Dave way. The issue i'm finding, being shorter than average , is with the elbow position. I feel i have to have it higher than the recommended horizontal to the floor position . Holding it higher seems to introduce too much tension . Any tips from other shorter players and yourself Dave would be appreciated.
Hi Paul hope your well im just the 1" taller than you so yes the DD way works just fine for us short lads its all in the adjusting of the body position that make it easy to hit the D top buddy watch this one if you need to just increase the arm speed very slightly to if needed till you settle into it. Watch this video will help. th-cam.com/video/8MJqLFbYECg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wbw9SWRcDoOOZlLw
@@DynamiteDaveLlewellyn Hi Dave. Thanks for the reply . I'm working it out gradually. It's amazing how hard it is to not fall back to what you have done your whole life. But i am already seeing big improvements in my grouping. If only i can get the first dart where i want.
@@paulmcintyre9918 The answer to that is don't first dart in second follows first third follows first. when grouping is tight round the bull then go 19s first adjust from the hips so your looking at the T19 exactly how you do the T 20 Bull Ect. Then same arm speed same follow-through same everything = same result takes some time but hell its worth it. Never forget i was diabolical before i started the DD way my three dart average was 20s poss. 30 on a good day. Then three years later and before my operation i was regularly hitting a ton average with my PB being 116.5 over 5 legs and 107.4 over 10 sets. O and bare in mind im nearly 60 years old so if i can do it you can buddy.
To have your forearm vertically inline with the bull most of us need to shift our bodies to the left or to the right of the oche (dependent on whether we are are left or right handed) For us ALL to address the 'centre' of the oche as you advise doesn't make sense! You say that standing to the left or right of the oche would mean to hit a double 6 or 11 would be at different distances. however, people with different length forearms, upper arms and shoulder alignment may need to stand to the left or right to achieve a true vertical forearm in-line with the centre of the board. For instance, I personally have to stand toward the left of centre of the oche and lean slightly to the the right to achieve a vertical forearm in my 'right-handed' throw. We are all different shapes and sizes and need to personally adapt to the shape and lengths we were born with. The 'DYNAMITE DAVE ' advice, is 'in this video' is not the best for most of us. As long as your forearm is truly vertical and swinging straight down through the centre line of the dartboard, that is the correct stance for you personally. Either to the right, left or centre of the oche. It's simply down to whatever WORKS for you.
Look at all the other comments. You're in a tiny minority and you are a typical I know better than you, guy. So if you think im talking bollocks then don't watch my videos they are no good to you. As I say, if you're comfortable and crap you stay comfortably crap... don't ever forget you know best buddy and the thousands of other commentor's are lying.
@@DynamiteDaveLlewellyn How did you possibly arrive at your following reply to my initial comment?... "So if you think im talking b******s then don't watch my videos they are no good to you" ? Is that how you respond to subscribers who attempt to join in with your videos sharing their own personal experiences and points of view which could also go on to help others! You then continue by inferring that I must be a 'comfortably crap player' if I don't agree with you. and then mention your 000's of other commenters that support you in an attempt to belittle my view as being just a tiny minority and state that I'm a typical 'know it all' and think I know better than you. I'm stunned mate. I've been watching your videos for years and my game has benefited from a number of your dart playing insights. Did your name DYNAMITE originate from a short fuse? Keep on keeping on with your channel. There are thousands of dart players out there that will benefit from your advice.
Thanks for all the information Dave. Having a problem with recreating your throw however being much taller than yourself. Hinging over at the hips due to my mr tickle arms is causing me to get cramp in my front leg when I’m playing and when I wake up in the morning. Any ideas what am I doing wrong? I do practice for a long time but I’m only a youngster and never had this problem from running etc.
A few ways you can buy something like practice sheets or the DD board management system. You can donate a few dollars or pounds via super thanks on this video. You can right a testimonial on your social media saying how I've improved you and tag me in on it. Buy or donate and for every pound you spend or give you get a slip in the draw. If you do a review its how I feel about it you mite get 1 you mite get 💯. Hope this helps buddy...
@@jamessmith7459 its dead easy just look at the bottom right of the video box you will see share next to that is three dots click on them look for a hart with an S in it click on that and follow the instructions. Cheers D Dave...
Hi Lads n lasses hope you enjoy the videos if you love the channel and what I do then please leave me a tip with the super thanks button at the bottom right of the player box you will see three dots click on them third button down is a hart with a $ sign click on that and share some love. It really helps me with the expenses of running the channel.
Hi Lads n lasses hope you enjoy the videos if you love the channel and what I do then please leave me a tip with the super thanks button at the bottom right of the player box you will see three dots click on them third button down is a hart with a $ sign click on that and share some love. It really helps me with the expenses of running the channel.
Thanks from - Sylvain - for sharing with us all your knowledge with your videos Dave, they are very helpful ! 👍🎯
I’ve been following you for 3 months now. My game has improved. You’re a brilliant teacher. We have exchanged a couple emails about personal lessons. I’m all in. THANK FOR THE COACHING.
LOL ive put the live video one on with no editing im a proper sausage i hope its given you a laugh Lads n Lasses.
Thanks
So true, Spot on Dave. Cheers
Thanks big lad very much appreciated your in.
Thanks Dynamite DAVE, it makes total sense. Take care!
I have been enjoying the game of darts for 25+ years but never really got good till I found your videos now my shot is so much better and scoring alot better as well doing the Dynamite Dave way thanks for all the tips and keep them videos coming your helping more people then you could know.
ng
Thanks Dave. Your tips have improved my game massively. Couldn't hit anything before hand. Joined a darts league and checked out 3 legs last week for my team.
Great work buddy as i say stick to it and it will change your darting life cheers D Dave...
Love the videos dave, was overcomplicating everything before coming across your channel and now I am twice the player I was purely because I keep things nice and simple and stable, cheers!
Hi from Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Great lesson, D.D.
Standing center and on both feet on the floor has made it more constant in my throws. The hardest part of the throw is keeping the upper arm stable for better accuracy.
I started playing in November, and with your videos, I've improved my game greatly. That's not too bad for a seventy year old..lol
Keep up these great videos.
You my friend are living proof the DD way works for any age any gender and most importantly it works...
Thank you so much Dartboard Sheet
Thanks!
Thanks Joe mate very much appreciated you in
Great video as always Dave. Hopefully catch up with you at minehead this week 🎯
@DynamiteDaveLlewellyn you looking well Dave, hope your hospital appointments went ok and hope Mrs Dave is feeling better
Yep missus is all better now and I'm just plodding through the hospital appointments. I will be doing a video update soon with all the info cheers D Dave...
Enjoyed your video, thanks
Looks like it's been a long day for you mate... keep cracking on 👍
Nice video looking forward to my coaching in March
Your all booked in mate looking forward to seeing you.
Have a question regarding this method for shorter than average players. I'm 5 foot 5 and have always felt the need to throw up at the board. I played for my local pub team in my late teens, early twenties. I was an average player, sometimes really good, sometimes really bad. I have always been inconsistent. Have only played on and off since my pub team days and have recently got back into the darts at the age of 56. I decided to try and get myself a more consistent throw and came across this channel. I really like the concept and have started to practice the Dynamite Dave way. The issue i'm finding, being shorter than average , is with the elbow position. I feel i have to have it higher than the recommended horizontal to the floor position . Holding it higher seems to introduce too much tension . Any tips from other shorter players and yourself Dave would be appreciated.
Hi Paul hope your well im just the 1" taller than you so yes the DD way works just fine for us short lads its all in the adjusting of the body position that make it easy to hit the D top buddy watch this one if you need to just increase the arm speed very slightly to if needed till you settle into it. Watch this video will help. th-cam.com/video/8MJqLFbYECg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=wbw9SWRcDoOOZlLw
@@DynamiteDaveLlewellyn Hi Dave. Thanks for the reply . I'm working it out gradually. It's amazing how hard it is to not fall back to what you have done your whole life. But i am already seeing big improvements in my grouping. If only i can get the first dart where i want.
@@paulmcintyre9918 The answer to that is don't first dart in second follows first third follows first. when grouping is tight round the bull then go 19s first adjust from the hips so your looking at the T19 exactly how you do the T 20 Bull Ect. Then same arm speed same follow-through same everything = same result takes some time but hell its worth it. Never forget i was diabolical before i started the DD way my three dart average was 20s poss. 30 on a good day. Then three years later and before my operation i was regularly hitting a ton average with my PB being 116.5 over 5 legs and 107.4 over 10 sets. O and bare in mind im nearly 60 years old so if i can do it you can buddy.
To have your forearm vertically inline with the bull most of us need to shift our bodies to the left or to the right of the oche (dependent on whether we are are left or right handed)
For us ALL to address the 'centre' of the oche as you advise doesn't make sense!
You say that standing to the left or right of the oche would mean to hit a double 6 or 11 would be at different distances. however, people with different length forearms, upper arms and shoulder alignment may need to stand to the left or right to achieve a true vertical forearm in-line with the centre of the board.
For instance, I personally have to stand toward the left of centre of the oche and lean slightly to the the right to achieve a vertical forearm in my 'right-handed' throw.
We are all different shapes and sizes and need to personally adapt to the shape and lengths we were born with. The 'DYNAMITE DAVE ' advice, is 'in this video' is not the best for most of us.
As long as your forearm is truly vertical and swinging straight down through the centre line of the dartboard, that is the correct stance for you personally. Either to the right, left or centre of the oche. It's simply down to whatever WORKS for you.
Look at all the other comments. You're in a tiny minority and you are a typical I know better than you, guy.
So if you think im talking bollocks then don't watch my videos they are no good to you. As I say, if you're comfortable and crap you stay comfortably crap... don't ever forget you know best buddy and the thousands of other commentor's are lying.
@@DynamiteDaveLlewellyn How did you possibly arrive at your following reply to my initial comment?... "So if you think im talking b******s then don't watch my videos they are no good to you" ?
Is that how you respond to subscribers who attempt to join in with your videos sharing their own personal experiences and points of view which could also go on to help others!
You then continue by inferring that I must be a 'comfortably crap player' if I don't agree with you. and then mention your 000's of other commenters that support you in an attempt to belittle my view as being just a tiny minority and state that I'm a typical 'know it all' and think I know better than you.
I'm stunned mate. I've been watching your videos for years and my game has benefited from a number of your dart playing insights.
Did your name DYNAMITE originate from a short fuse?
Keep on keeping on with your channel. There are thousands of dart players out there that will benefit from your advice.
Thanks for all the information Dave. Having a problem with recreating your throw however being much taller than yourself. Hinging over at the hips due to my mr tickle arms is causing me to get cramp in my front leg when I’m playing and when I wake up in the morning. Any ideas what am I doing wrong? I do practice for a long time but I’m only a youngster and never had this problem from running etc.
E mail me buddy I need to see you chuck let's see if we can sort it out for you. I have several players well over 6 foot and they all do OK 👍🏽
How do i get in to the raffle
A few ways you can buy something like practice sheets or the DD board management system. You can donate a few dollars or pounds via super thanks on this video. You can right a testimonial on your social media saying how I've improved you and tag me in on it. Buy or donate and for every pound you spend or give you get a slip in the draw. If you do a review its how I feel about it you mite get 1 you mite get 💯. Hope this helps buddy...
@@DynamiteDaveLlewellyn how do i do it tho as i have never done it
@@jamessmith7459 its dead easy just look at the bottom right of the video box you will see share next to that is three dots click on them look for a hart with an S in it click on that and follow the instructions.
Cheers D Dave...
Common sense advice there Dave, keep safe mate.