Darts is easy to start. Becoming genuinely good at it is another matter entirely.
The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts is a comprehensive guide to the sport, the careers built around it and the business that supports the modern professional game. Written for newcomers, developing players, serious competitors and anyone interested in working within darts, it takes the reader from the first throw at a regulation board through to tournaments, professional qualification, sponsorship, broadcasting and international competition.
The book explains the practical skills behind competitive darts without pretending that buying expensive equipment or memorising a few checkout routes will turn somebody professional. It covers throwing technique, stance and grip, scoring, 501, doubles, checkout strategy, deliberate practice, tournament progression, pressure, crowds and dartitis, alongside the different opportunities available to women, young players and adaptive competitors.
It also goes far beyond playing. Readers can explore careers as a professional player, coach, official or caller, event organiser, and darts media or content professional, before examining the commercial machinery behind the sport: rankings and governing bodies, prize money, sponsorship, equipment manufacturers, venues, tournaments, broadcasting, fans, betting, integrity, data and the practical realities of building a darts business.
An extensive international section examines how darts differs across Britain and Ireland, continental Europe, North America, Australasia and Asia, including the relationship between steel-tip and electronic soft-tip darts and the very different routes players may take towards elite competition.
Inside you will find practical guidance on:
Whether you want to play better, compete more seriously, understand the professional game or find a way to work and earn within the sport, this book provides the structure behind what can otherwise appear to be a confusing collection of leagues, tournaments and organisations.
One board. Three darts. Far more ways into the sport than most people realise.
The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts: How to Play, Compete, Build a Career and Earn from the Sport.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Darts is easy to start. Becoming genuinely good at it is another matter entirely.The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts is a comprehensive guide to the sport, the careers built around it and the business that supports the modern professional game. Written for newcomers, developing players, serious competitors and anyone interested in working within darts, it takes the reader from the first throw at a regulation board through to tournaments, professional qualification, sponsorship, broadcasting and international competition.The book explains the practical skills behind competitive darts without pretending that buying expensive equipment or memorising a few checkout routes will turn somebody professional. It covers throwing technique, stance and grip, scoring, 501, doubles, checkout strategy, deliberate practice, tournament progression, pressure, crowds and dartitis, alongside the different opportunities available to women, young players and adaptive competitors.It also goes far beyond playing. Readers can explore careers as a professional player, coach, official or caller, event organiser, and darts media or content professional, before examining the commercial machinery behind the sport: rankings and governing bodies, prize money, sponsorship, equipment manufacturers, venues, tournaments, broadcasting, fans, betting, integrity, data and the practical realities of building a darts business.An extensive international section examines how darts differs across Britain and Ireland, continental Europe, North America, Australasia and Asia, including the relationship between steel-tip and electronic soft-tip darts and the very different routes players may take towards elite competition.Inside you will find practical guidance on: Choosing and setting up darts, boards, lighting and the ocheDeveloping a repeatable throwing actionLearning scoring, counting and checkout strategyBuilding structured practice plansEntering leagues, opens and higher-level tournamentsUnderstanding professional qualification and career progressionManaging pressure, crowds and competitive performanceWomen's, youth and adaptive dartsCoaching, officiating, event organisation and media careersRankings, tours, prize money and sponsorshipDarts venues, equipment businesses and tournament economicsData, betting regulation and sporting integrityThe international game and the future of dartsCheckout tables, equipment lists, tournament checklists, practice plans, terminology and career routesWhether you want to play better, compete more seriously, understand the professional game or find a way to work and earn within the sport, this book provides the structure behind what can otherwise appear to be a confusing collection of leagues, tournaments and organisations.One board. Three darts. Far more ways into the sport than most people realise.The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts: How to Play, Compete, Build a Career and Earn from the Sport. The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts is a comprehensive guide to the sport, the careers built around it and the business that supports the modern professional game. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781918712261
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Darts is easy to start. Becoming genuinely good at it is another matter entirely.The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts is a comprehensive guide to the sport, the careers built around it and the business that supports the modern professional game. Written for newcomers, developing players, serious competitors and anyone interested in working within darts, it takes the reader from the first throw at a regulation board through to tournaments, professional qualification, sponsorship, broadcasting and international competition.The book explains the practical skills behind competitive darts without pretending that buying expensive equipment or memorising a few checkout routes will turn somebody professional. It covers throwing technique, stance and grip, scoring, 501, doubles, checkout strategy, deliberate practice, tournament progression, pressure, crowds and dartitis, alongside the different opportunities available to women, young players and adaptive competitors.It also goes far beyond playing. Readers can explore careers as a professional player, coach, official or caller, event organiser, and darts media or content professional, before examining the commercial machinery behind the sport: rankings and governing bodies, prize money, sponsorship, equipment manufacturers, venues, tournaments, broadcasting, fans, betting, integrity, data and the practical realities of building a darts business.An extensive international section examines how darts differs across Britain and Ireland, continental Europe, North America, Australasia and Asia, including the relationship between steel-tip and electronic soft-tip darts and the very different routes players may take towards elite competition.Inside you will find practical guidance on: Choosing and setting up darts, boards, lighting and the ocheDeveloping a repeatable throwing actionLearning scoring, counting and checkout strategyBuilding structured practice plansEntering leagues, opens and higher-level tournamentsUnderstanding professional qualification and career progressionManaging pressure, crowds and competitive performanceWomen's, youth and adaptive dartsCoaching, officiating, event organisation and media careersRankings, tours, prize money and sponsorshipDarts venues, equipment businesses and tournament economicsData, betting regulation and sporting integrityThe international game and the future of dartsCheckout tables, equipment lists, tournament checklists, practice plans, terminology and career routesWhether you want to play better, compete more seriously, understand the professional game or find a way to work and earn within the sport, this book provides the structure behind what can otherwise appear to be a confusing collection of leagues, tournaments and organisations.One board. Three darts. Far more ways into the sport than most people realise.The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts: How to Play, Compete, Build a Career and Earn from the Sport. The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts is a comprehensive guide to the sport, the careers built around it and the business that supports the modern professional game. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781918712261
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Darts is easy to start. Becoming genuinely good at it is another matter entirely.The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts is a comprehensive guide to the sport, the careers built around it and the business that supports the modern professional game. Written for newcomers, developing players, serious competitors and anyone interested in working within darts, it takes the reader from the first throw at a regulation board through to tournaments, professional qualification, sponsorship, broadcasting and international competition.The book explains the practical skills behind competitive darts without pretending that buying expensive equipment or memorising a few checkout routes will turn somebody professional. It covers throwing technique, stance and grip, scoring, 501, doubles, checkout strategy, deliberate practice, tournament progression, pressure, crowds and dartitis, alongside the different opportunities available to women, young players and adaptive competitors.It also goes far beyond playing. Readers can explore careers as a professional player, coach, official or caller, event organiser, and darts media or content professional, before examining the commercial machinery behind the sport: rankings and governing bodies, prize money, sponsorship, equipment manufacturers, venues, tournaments, broadcasting, fans, betting, integrity, data and the practical realities of building a darts business.An extensive international section examines how darts differs across Britain and Ireland, continental Europe, North America, Australasia and Asia, including the relationship between steel-tip and electronic soft-tip darts and the very different routes players may take towards elite competition.Inside you will find practical guidance on: Choosing and setting up darts, boards, lighting and the ocheDeveloping a repeatable throwing actionLearning scoring, counting and checkout strategyBuilding structured practice plansEntering leagues, opens and higher-level tournamentsUnderstanding professional qualification and career progressionManaging pressure, crowds and competitive performanceWomen's, youth and adaptive dartsCoaching, officiating, event organisation and media careersRankings, tours, prize money and sponsorshipDarts venues, equipment businesses and tournament economicsData, betting regulation and sporting integrityThe international game and the future of dartsCheckout tables, equipment lists, tournament checklists, practice plans, terminology and career routesWhether you want to play better, compete more seriously, understand the professional game or find a way to work and earn within the sport, this book provides the structure behind what can otherwise appear to be a confusing collection of leagues, tournaments and organisations.One board. Three darts. Far more ways into the sport than most people realise.The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts: How to Play, Compete, Build a Career and Earn from the Sport. The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts is a comprehensive guide to the sport, the careers built around it and the business that supports the modern professional game. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781918712261
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Darts is easy to start. Becoming genuinely good at it is another matter entirely.The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts is a comprehensive guide to the sport, the careers built around it and the business that supports the modern professional game. Written for newcomers, developing players, serious competitors and anyone interested in working within darts, it takes the reader from the first throw at a regulation board through to tournaments, professional qualification, sponsorship, broadcasting and international competition.The book explains the practical skills behind competitive darts without pretending that buying expensive equipment or memorising a few checkout routes will turn somebody professional. It covers throwing technique, stance and grip, scoring, 501, doubles, checkout strategy, deliberate practice, tournament progression, pressure, crowds and dartitis, alongside the different opportunities available to women, young players and adaptive competitors.It also goes far beyond playing. Readers can explore careers as a professional player, coach, official or caller, event organiser, and darts media or content professional, before examining the commercial machinery behind the sport: rankings and governing bodies, prize money, sponsorship, equipment manufacturers, venues, tournaments, broadcasting, fans, betting, integrity, data and the practical realities of building a darts business.An extensive international section examines how darts differs across Britain and Ireland, continental Europe, North America, Australasia and Asia, including the relationship between steel-tip and electronic soft-tip darts and the very different routes players may take towards elite competition.Inside you will find practical guidance on: - Choosing and setting up darts, boards, lighting and the oche- Developing a repeatable throwing action- Learning scoring, counting and checkout strategy- Building structured practice plans- Entering leagues, opens and higher-level tournaments- Understanding professional qualification and career progression- Managing pressure, crowds and competitive performance- Women's, youth and adaptive darts- Coaching, officiating, event organisation and media careers- Rankings, tours, prize money and sponsorship- Darts venues, equipment businesses and tournament economics- Data, betting regulation and sporting integrity- The international game and the future of darts- Checkout tables, equipment lists, tournament checklists, practice plans, terminology and career routesWhether you want to play better, compete more seriously, understand the professional game or find a way to work and earn within the sport, this book provides the structure behind what can otherwise appear to be a confusing collection of leagues, tournaments and organisations.One board. Three darts. Far more ways into the sport than most people realise.The Pro Sports Guidebook to Darts: How to Play, Compete, Build a Career and Earn from the Sport. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781918712261
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