Which practice suits me?

Doubles, checkouts or scoring: which of the 15 darts exercises in CountDarts fits your goal and your level.

Under Training you'll find 15 exercises. They're sorted by goal: doubles and checkout, learning checkout routes, scoring, and all-round and competition. All are free and work alone or with several players.

Training overview with the groups doubles and checkout and learning checkout routes
  1. The exercises you chose recently are at the top.
  2. The exercises, sorted by what they train.

What do you want to improve?

Your goalExerciseLevel
Getting to know the board, warming upAround the WorldBeginner
More points per visitScoring practice, Count-UpAll
Hitting doubles more reliablyBob's 27, doubles practiceAll
Finishing small scores41–60 FinishingBeginners to intermediate
Finishing medium scoresCatch 40, Random CheckoutIntermediate
Long finishes121 Checkout, 170 practiceIntermediate
Knowing routes without throwingCheckout quiz, checkout of the dayAll
Everything in one scoreJDC ChallengeIntermediate

A suggestion to start with

  1. Warm-up: one round of Around the World, every segment from 1 to 20 and the bull.
  2. Scoring: 30 or 60 darts at the 20 in scoring practice. Note your average.
  3. Doubles: Bob's 27 or doubles practice with 3 darts per double.

That takes about 20 minutes. Repeat it a few times a week. You'll see your results under Progress.

Better 15 minutes every day than two hours once a week. Regularity pays off more than long sessions.

How every exercise works

  1. Choose an exercise and read the rules under "Rules in brief".
  2. Select players and set the options, such as the number of darts.
  3. Tap in your darts. The keypad only shows what counts in this exercise.
  4. At the end the app shows your result and saves it for your progress.

If you stop an exercise early, it's saved as aborted. A running practice session also survives reloading the page.