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DARTS
wHAT IS DARTS?
darts, indoor target game played by throwing feathered darts at a
circular board with numbered spaces. The game became popular in
English inns and taverns in the 19th century and increasingly so in the
20th.
The board, commonly made of sisal (known familiarly as “bristle”) but
sometimes made of cork or elmwood, is divided into 20 sectors valued
at points from 1 to 20. Six rings determine the scoring: an inner bull’s-
eye worth 50 points, an outer bull’s-eye worth 25 points, a wide single-
scoring ring, a narrow triple-scoring ring, another wide single-scoring
ring, and, outermost, a narrow double-scoring ring. Throwing is free-
style. The recognized standard length is 7 feet 9.25 inches (2.37
metres), though traditional distances vary up to 9 feet. The centre of the
board is posted 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 metres) above the floor. (These
and other rules may vary slightly in countries outside the British Isles.)
A. Target
MAIN OBJECTIVE
to reduce a fixed score, commonly 301 or 501, to zero
("checking out") with the final dart landing in either the
bullseye or a double segment to win.
COOLDOWN ROUTINE
Light jogging or walking (5mns) (2 Sets)
Upper Body Stretch (2mns) (2 Sets)
Seated Forward Bend (2mns) (2 Sets)
Knee-to-Chest Pose (2mns) (2 Sets)
Reclining Butterfly Pose (2mns) (2 Sets)
Child's Pose (2mns) (2 Sets)