Before going out and commence practicing, here are a few simple things to note down when it comes to aiming darts in particular and dart games in general

• Darts can be dangerous despite their modest size - they have the pointy ends, after all. So, make sure that nobody gets between you and the target as you deliver the throw.
• Darts can leave some nasty holes on your walls, so it is highly recommended to put cardboard or something like that behind the board as a protective layer when you place
• The standard distance between the board and the toe-line will be around 7 feet. Standing outside this range can reduce your accuracy rate due to the loss of momentum as the dart travels from your fingers to the target.
• Elbow is a factor contributing significantly to your performance as it, to a certain extent, determines how precise your throw will be. Prop it up and point directly at your target.
• All the factors must be in keeping with one another. A good aim would never work if you stand in the wrong posture, and getting a flawless sight line would not make any difference if you keep twitching around.
• And lastly, attitude decides everything. Do not forget to start your turn full with confidence and faith in your ability!