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This is a great idea. I think there is one catch, though. I think he's assuming that my accuracy is the same around the target that I am aiming for, regardless
by rlpb 17y ago
This is a great idea.
I think there is one catch, though. I think he's assuming that my accuracy is the same around the target that I am aiming for, regardless of where it is.
I find that this is not the case. As a "below average" player, I am still much better at hitting the triple 20, for example, then I am at the triple 19 - even though the triple 19 is theoretically "easier". What throws me is that the triple 19 is not centred across the board so lining up to it is more difficult.
- hugh_ 17y agoIt's pointed out in the comments on that article that left-right aiming is a lot easier than up-down aiming, too, since left-right aiming depends only on being able to line your arm up with the board, while up-down aiming requires you to correctly calibrate your throwing speed.