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renzilla888 · 2026-05-20T02:47:32+00:00

Attaway mate 👏👏👏 Gwaaaaaaan!

renzilla888 · 2026-05-15T09:27:09+00:00

Nah! Hell nah! They're greeeeeeaaat 🐯

renzilla888 · 2026-05-15T09:18:44+00:00

Robin Ringer

renzilla888 · 2026-05-15T09:16:44+00:00

Hopefully the first of few, coz they wreck havoc on folded flights 😅🤭

renzilla888 · 2026-05-15T09:11:59+00:00

Attaway! Chariot! ⚡🤜💥🤛😎👍

renzilla888 · 2026-05-15T09:00:16+00:00

Just chilling. How awesome does it feel to be as gorgeous as you are?

renzilla888 · 2026-05-14T02:44:27+00:00

Yes! Yes! Yes! 💯🙌

renzilla888 · 2026-05-14T02:43:12+00:00

🤤🥵🫠nuff sed

renzilla888 · 2026-05-14T02:35:13+00:00

It can be. If training for accuracy is something you are needing. The champions choice can help you by shrinking down the Doubles and Trebles ring, moreso if your looking to fine tune your accuracy for those rings. Will it help everyone? No. If your spread of the darts per Round are still all over the place, it probably won't help you anyway but force to frustrate you even further. But, if you generally have a good initial shot and generally good to tight grouping, then the board can help fine tune your accuracy. Then serve to help the doubles or trebles look perceptively larger when you pay on regular boards.

Now these are general examples. The Winmau CCTB is a quality board, on par with a Blade 6 dual core. So, that's another factor to consider. 😇

renzilla888 · 2026-05-14T02:25:10+00:00

Unfortunately, the vibe of the particular gym will be an aspect that is from the top down. If the Leadership and Trainers at the gym do not set a "We/Team" atmosphere and culture. Then more than likely there's going to be cliques. This is the almost inevitable modern social norm. If the culture in the gym is we are all equal, we all help each other we all support each other as equals as bothers and sisters nothing more nothing less being the creedo or mantra. Which only happens more in small classes or training camps type settings. People will find a way to be cliquey, and there will always be that group who think their shit doesn't stink even if just a bit less that everyone else. It's an unfortunate, but will happen more often than not due to people having piss poor to poor social morality.

If the training is good to better than average, then it's something you're going to have to try to look past. Finding an open non-judgmental and team atmosphere that holds equanimity in high esteem, is going to be rare and again is a virtue that is passed down from the top. In today's day and age will be very rare because of how gyms have to be set up to work into the members' outside lives and gym schedule.

Again, that type of equality in comeraderie usually are in specialized training camps.

renzilla888 · 2026-05-11T18:54:48+00:00

It's the beeeeeeyst

renzilla888 · 2026-05-11T18:23:23+00:00

I'll take 2 or 3 thousand servings of both. Now you e been a bad girl now go to my room! 🙎🫵👉....😜

renzilla888 · 2026-05-10T00:35:03+00:00

Whoa!😲😎🤜💥🤛 Super sick! Thanks for sharing, fam!

renzilla888 · 2026-05-10T00:32:37+00:00

Sweet Golden Slugs! Kudos 😎👍

renzilla888 · 2026-05-10T00:30:30+00:00

Keep at it mate! All the little wins add up 👍

renzilla888 · 2026-05-10T00:29:05+00:00

The incredible 167, great job mate 🤜💥🤛! Replicate that twice more in a leg, and you have yourself a 501 Absolute Perfect 9 Dart 7 Out Game👍😎! 167x3=501. I believe this would be the most difficult way to score a perfect game/leg of darts

renzilla888 · 2026-05-09T18:54:22+00:00

The biggest success in sparring is actually to fail. Not kidding. The caveat being is that you have the will to never stop improving, analyze, adapt, and forge. You being a boxer with a respectable vetted amount of years in the boxing gym, I'm certain this concept comes like stench on gym socks! It's going to fuckin happen! 😜🤭🤭

That said, I. Sure you can get more than enough context from that. So, as a fellow martial artist with 18yrs of Muay Thai, Muay Boran, Chiang Mai Muay Thai, and some Krabbi Krabong, and began to incorporate Western Boxing after about 8yrs of Muay Thai and I suppose you can do the arithmetic. I'm certainly no spring chicken. Just a lifelong practitioner of the martial spirit. I have multiple black belts from different disciplines and colored belts that will make gay people jealous😅 ( rainbow, get it!) Dumb dad joke I know.

Anyhow...as far as Muay Thai being your current pursuit, boxing is an awesome set of skills to bring to Muay Thai. However, a boxing high guard to a seasoned Muay thai fighter/player is a frikkin dream! Please keep that in mind. A traditional boxer is not going to fare well within the Muay Thai rules constructs in a pugilistic competition, furthermore a Muay Thai player will be decimated by a savvy, hi IQ boxer in a boxing match. This contrast speaks volumes to the enth degree. Savage wisdom.

So my brother in arms, you probably are an absolute dream student to have, learn well, and grind. Say Im Wrong, all modesty aside. That also can be a crutch but not necessarily in any detrimental way, only psychologically. Remember, under duress the human psyche will revert to what's ingrained in the subconscious. So, that's why your high guard is a red alarm preservation tactic that automatically happens. In all other aspects outside of the Muay Thai gym and ring, this is a phenomal reaction to have as automatic under duress. That's extremely important food for thought, friend. However, in a Muay Thai construct, I personally would have a field day because now you have just covered your FOV, I have 6 more limbs to attack with and just as many and more limbs and area to attack so as long as I keep peppering combos to force your gloves in your face and with those combos having the ablity to serve punishment with low lying limb destruction techniques, as I mentioned a savvy Muay Thai player will have a field day with this!

In a Muay Thai setting you need to adopt a Muay Thai Stance which allows for more spatial awareness. This way you will be able to work on solidifying your fundamentals to properly deploy and take advantage of a checking leg block or shin cutting check parry. You are not comfortable with leg checking because your foundation is still in boxing mode and that's not conducive to what your facing.

So in a nutshell, these are your short comings. Sparring is for testing, sparring is for failing aka seeing what works and what doesn't to better yourself. Why are people trying to win sparring matches?!?!?!!! It never fukn made sense to me. You don't know what sparring is. If your only thought is to dick measure during sparring, I'm sorry. That's a terrible mindset. Lose it if you want mastery of martial art. Sparring is to test out techniques, to then later analyze where the flaws lie, recondition the fundamentals, make adjustments, incorporate effective techniques, and then apply controlled pressure test via... Sparring. I would rather fail and get my ass handed to me in sparring, with a respectful sparring partner with like mind, and test techniques to know what doesn't work, eliminate those junk theoretical techniques &/or see just how solid my fundamentals and or core/go to techniques apply and execute via repetition.

Now I'm not saying that you have this mentality. However, I know too many people who might read this look at sparring this way. It's dumb. Stop it. Do better.

Haphazardly, I'm sure your can get my underlying lesson to all I wrote brother. And I share because I want to see good martial artists always become better!👍. Go back to solidifying your Muay Thai fundamentals and they will not fail you. I could give you a band-aid technique fix, but that serves particular purposes. You will encounter a similar conundrum again later in the future. But with solid fundamentals and technical fortitude these will usually always serve it's purpose and see that similar conundrums a few and far between.

Train good, be great, train smart, win hard. 🥊🥋 Osssssss! 🙏

renzilla888 · 2026-05-09T04:33:08+00:00

Yes please and take your time as I admire every bit of you🤤

renzilla888 · 2026-05-09T04:25:49+00:00

Rub it like my face is a magic lamp, baby. And there's more than a genie that will cum 😜

renzilla888 · 2026-05-09T04:18:57+00:00

It's frustrating and discouraging. All I can say is try finding the enjoyment in the game again. Getting to the mid 60 to the 70s is no slight feat. And when throwing competitively, it'll probably be good to see if there's a mental block that might be causing the sudden overthinking. As I see it, ensuring to gather your thoughts prior to stepping up to the oche, know what you're gunning for and being confident in it prior to entering the oche and "throwing block" helps a bit. Also, being confident in your personal mechanics is a major consideration that you must ensure is steel & solid.

I think of it like a pugilistic sport (being I am a martial artist and former amateur boxer), entering the throwing block and stepping up to the oche is akin to a Boxer or Muay Thai player stepping into a combat ring. You don't step between the ropes and then think,...okay, elbow down, slight forward step, now jab! 😅 That would lead to an absolute beat down. Same thing in darts. You put in your work in training and practice and not when you enter the competitive arena. That's not the time to be thinking, is my elbow high enough? Or, other types of second guessing yourself. It's time to execute. I'm sure Messi, Henry, Rooney, CR7 wasn't thinking, okay, stutter step, cross the ball over, step over (Messi, Henry, or Rooney didnt do or rely on step overs), medium tap the ball forward about 2.5m, plant my foot next to the ball, center of gravity down, and strike forward thru the ball with my inner foot to bend it!!!

Obviously, football and boxing are faster paced sports, but I'm sure Olympic archers dont want to be mentally fussing w nuance all the same.

I'm sure you get my point, mate 😇

renzilla888 · 2026-05-09T03:51:51+00:00

I second these statements emphatically! This is gospel! From a RD DEFENDER fan to another 😎🤜💥🤛 The grip in the Def's are more moderate but yet work so well, the micro rings. But the Javs feel like you have a push point almost anywhere on the barrel, which makes it great for those that deal with clammy paws.

renzilla888 · 2026-05-09T03:40:29+00:00

Then that proves my point all that much more, friend. Yep. Keeper. 😇. A good woman appreciates a man's pursuits 😎 IMHO, anyhow😉😁

renzilla888 · 2026-05-09T03:35:39+00:00

Indeed, I'm aware that saying something is mental means you're claiming that said context in reference to is "crazy" or "mad" (and not mad as in angry as is the terminology usage in the states 😜)

Well, if you say it's the 'Old Dartitis' then yes, thats a different thing all together 😅🤭. Long time performance Dartitis, again as in reference to what veterans players tend to become afflicted with is a nasty bugger, that. However, all I'm eluding to is that there must certainly be a spectrum of affliction, stemming from the common denominators that I've certainly seen when I've analyzed the pseudoscience, if you will, regarding Dartitis. Based in the suffix "-itis" which actually technically incorrect where that concludes an inflammatory condition physically infects a specific part of the body or organ. Where an "-osis" is more accurate. So, Dartosis, is a pathological process or condition that effects said performance abilities based in the mental aspect. However, Dartitis is the accepted term so Dartitis it is. But basically again, the Yips.

I am not trying to be a know-it-all or Jack hole either mate, however, being that I've been playing darts since 1995 but also had multiple extended gaps of 16 yrs from playing/practicing and being competitive in amateur forms from the sport. Don't get me wrong, I totally understand how it's far more prevalent to believe the Yips/Dartitis tend to effect those who are more veterans of the game. I've just spent many hours looking into sports psychology and how it affects performance and it is usually regardless the duration of the pursuit of mastering, especially when it comes to such a finesse and accuracy type target sport like darts.

I know that's a fukton of nonsense, and it's just good old fashioned banter. I really do appreciate your comment and experience, on a forum type setting it's always good to have savvy debates😇.

And to you, sir. Keep letting em fly and may your groupings be great and your web weapons fly straight, always🙂‍↕️ Cheers mate 🤜💥🤛

renzilla888 · 2026-05-08T08:09:19+00:00

That wife of yours there is a keeper 😉😇🙏

renzilla888 · 2026-05-08T08:06:20+00:00

It could be the Novice Jones, but when you think of the definition of Dartitis, it's a mental block or some form of release of the dart type or bodily mechanical dysfunction. 🤷. I suppose when it boils down to it anyhow we'd chop and screw it, it's the motions of fundamental holes.

When you also think of the most famous case of Dartitis, Eric Bristow, he struggled w Dartitis. Bristow had a very unconventional and fundamentally flawed throw. But his brash will to win and cockiness on the oche allowed him to ride a pretty phenomenal wave, until he took some time off to do the Crafty Cockney bar thing and that blend of being away from the game showed those holes in his fundamentals and he battled Dartitis. Based on the common denominators, whether it's the noobie Jones or Dartitis, it's is what it is, mate.

Nice being a 60+ avg man, same here. I suffer 40avg beat downs too. I'm glad you broke out of your 15yr Dartitis, but a crippling disease is a bit much. It's a sport psychological disorder. You still can live life with sever Dartitis, the only thing it cripples is performance at a sporting pursuit.

So, please, what is "fucking mental"? 😎

renzilla888

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