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nikkiboy wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 10:31 pm
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Maverick wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 8:10 pm I hit a 140 today going for the 180 it ricocheted off, next 15 were like I didn’t have hold of them, ever! Still, I hit a 140!
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His 140 was with three darts Neil, not twelve. :)
At least Neil can reach the board to remove his own darts.
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DavidOwen67 wrote: Sun Aug 25, 2019 11:49 am
nikkiboy wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 10:31 pm
BlueSpark wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 8:35 pm
Maverick wrote: Sat Aug 24, 2019 8:10 pm I hit a 140 today going for the 180 it ricocheted off, next 15 were like I didn’t have hold of them, ever! Still, I hit a 140!
Welcome to our world
His 140 was with three darts Neil, not twelve. :)
At least Neil can reach the board to remove his own darts.

Now I can :DDD:
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It’s a long road back but better than not reaching the board at half distance after a few weeks.

I’ll take that, the problem i’ve got is holding the dart in the same place , in the same way.


Working on it.
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Good man, Tony.

Glad to see you back on the board. You'd still beat me.

Has your T'-shirt had a stroke as well?
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DavidOwen67 wrote: Sun Sep 01, 2019 10:08 pm Good man, Tony.

Glad to see you back on the board. You'd still beat me.

Has your T'-shirt had a stroke as well?


:DDD: it’s upside down, so yes!!
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So , those interested i’m Slowly improving , hit two 180’s a couple of days ago along with a best leg of 19 darts, it’s a long way from not reaching the board at half distance , I’ve just found out they screwed up the MRI so have to repeat that before seeing the neurologist in Hull ! Any advice on switching from single vision to varifocal gratefully received :)
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Maverick wrote: Fri Sep 20, 2019 1:48 pm So , those interested i’m Slowly improving , hit two 180’s a couple of days ago along with a best leg of 19 darts, it’s a long way from not reaching the board at half distance , I’ve just found out they screwed up the MRI so have to repeat that before seeing the neurologist in Hull ! Any advice on switching from single vision to varifocal gratefully received :)
For those interested, I think that's most of us. If you're having a 19 darter, well, you're getting back to where you were. :)

For varifocals, different parts of the lens are for different distances.
So:
- to change the type of distance you're looking at you move your eyes to the appropriate part of the lens
- to change the location you're looking at, you move your head instead of your eyes.

It's a change. I don't think I'm really used to mine, and I've had them for a bit over a year. I still tend to move my eyes when I shouldn't.
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I’m lifting them on my forehead to read with :) , it’s a change that i’ll try get used to. Thanks for the reply , sometimes I feel like i’m foisting myself on everyone.
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You would beat DBG even now

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Just a quickie , hit a 15 darter tonight finishing 88 on the bull , enjoyed the practice and littered with 18-24 dart legs. May it continue . :grin:
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Maverick wrote: Fri Sep 20, 2019 8:18 pm Just a quickie , hit a 15 darter tonight finishing 88 on the bull , enjoyed the practice and littered with 18-24 dart legs. May it continue . :grin:
Nice. Seems like you're making good progress now. Might not be long before people are telling you to stop making excuses. :P
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:DDD: :DDD: thought I got at least 6 months?

Have asked on twitter for Wayne’s help with constructing my throw again, but it’s the concentration that is tough, I can produce one or two good scores then I throw like I haven’t held them before for a couple. The 15 I put together three good scores, a fuck about and a finish on the bull! I can’t do that everytime! :DDDD:
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Keep it up Tony.
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Impressive progress!!
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Thanks all , I have my first practice session next Friday with a guy I know , hopefully he won’t beat me up to badly in the hour 😂
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Maverick wrote: Fri Sep 20, 2019 1:48 pm So , those interested i’m Slowly improving , hit two 180’s a couple of days ago along with a best leg of 19 darts, it’s a long way from not reaching the board at half distance , I’ve just found out they screwed up the MRI so have to repeat that before seeing the neurologist in Hull ! Any advice on switching from single vision to varifocal gratefully received :)
Hi Tony

I saw your tweet earlier. Looks like you're doing really well. Gotta be honest, I love Mardle ;-)

I have some vision issues and swapped from single vision to varifocals a while back as was having to take my glasses of to do close up stuff. I adapted pretty quickly and my top tips are as follows:

Make sure you move your head (rather then just your eyes) to negotiate steps.

More importantly :-) I have a pair of single vision glasses that I have solely for playing darts in. I found worrying about the angle my head was at when throwing was another thing I didn't want to be worrying about as it seems I don't look at the board through the right bit of the lens when I'm using varifocals :roll: . This may not be an issue for you - you may not hold your head skew wiff but might be worth bearing in mind.
Best wishes for your continued recovery

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Thanks for the feedback , I have tried with varifocals and at the moment everything seems to be working , i’ve Hit a 13 darter but for life of me don’t remember exactly what I hit ! All I know is afterward it was littered with crap :DDD: I have this issue concentrating , have a practice for an hour lined up to n Friday , will see where i’m at then.
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Hit two more 180’s today a 15,16,17,18,19 darter today along with multiple legs of 20-24 darts, I don’t bother beyond 24 darts as I’ll get hammered if I go beyond 7 visits :grin:
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You're back to being better than me, again.
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Maverick wrote: Wed Sep 25, 2019 7:41 pm Hit two more 180’s today a 15,16,17,18,19 darter today along with multiple legs of 20-24 darts, I don’t bother beyond 24 darts as I’ll get hammered if I go beyond 7 visits :grin:
I'd think that going beyond 24 would be a good exercise in patience, as well as keeping things real by not ignoring bad throws.

Glad to know you're continuing to be positive and seeing some progress.

(If I only had 24 darts for 501, I'd never complete a leg.)
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