Most dart players – especially those in the UK and mainland Europe – will be most accustomed to playing darts the “traditional way”. This means steel tip darts played on a bristle dartboard. When you look at darts in the US and Asia though (which is now incredibly popular and growing each year), you’ll find …
Injuries are common in every sport – regardless of how strenuous the activity is. Darts does not have a great reputation when it comes to athleticism with the general public of the opinion that most dart players are overweight and that it shouldn’t really be considered a sport. Regardless of the degree of athleticism needed …
Tennis Elbow From Darts: What Is Throwers Elbow and Cures? Read More »
Darts is a fairly simple game. The two main games you see played globally are 501 darts (the main professional game) and cricket darts (mainly played in North America) and both of them don’t really have any complicated rules or scoring systems. When getting into darts as a beginner though, you’ll want to have a …
7 Best Dart Games for Beginners (Easy to Play Games) Read More »
The bullseye is arguably the most iconic symbol for darts. Players throw closest to the bull to decide who starts a game, it’s the highest single number that you can checkout on to win a game, and it’s so iconic that there’s even a game show named after it! For all of its popularity though, …
Why Don’t Dart Players Go For Bullseye? (Scoring Explained) Read More »
When trying to create the perfect dart combination, it can often be difficult knowing how to mix and match the different dart parts. Something that has a crucial impact on the performance of a dart is the dart shaft. Have you ever thrown a dart and no matter what technique you use, the dart just …
Dart Shafts Guide (What Are Dart Shafts and Why Do You Need Them?) Read More »
