Your aim determines where the dart lands, so mastering your sighting technique is crucial. Many professional dart players develop their own aiming routine, but some fundamental principles apply to all skill levels.

• Find Your Dominant Eye: Your dominant eye plays a significant role in aiming. To determine which eye is dominant, extend your thumb and align it with a distant object. Close one eye at a time—whichever eye keeps the object in place is your dominant eye.

• Visualize the Target: Before throwing, mentally trace a path from your hand to the target. This helps improve accuracy and keeps you focused.

• Align Your Body with the Dartboard: Ensure your body is properly aligned with your target. Some players prefer standing at a slight angle, while others face the board directly. Experiment to find what works best for you.

• Aim Small, Miss Small: Instead of focusing on the entire dartboard, aim for a specific spot on your target area. The smaller your focus, the more precise your shots will be.

Consistent aiming and muscle memory will eventually make throwing more natural and effortless.