10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DARTITIS»
Discover the use of
dartitis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dartitis and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
dartitis. Some time ago a professional darts player contacted me. "Peter" was
unable to control a number of mental issues and problems and wanted to consult
me. He soon told me that the current season had been a nightmare. His results
had ...
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The Mini Book of Mini Darts
Now you can play one of the world's best-loved games anytime, anywhere. A working miniature dart kit, The Mini Book of Mini Darts has everything you need to get your game on, and more.
Randall Lotowycz, John Passineau, 2013
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Sport and Exercise Psychology: A Critical Introduction
Interestingly, the term "choking" is so widely known in athletic performance that it
has a variety of sport-specific synonyms, such as "icing" (in basketball) , "dartitis" (
in darts) and the "yips" (in golf) . Although it affects athletes of all levels of ability ...
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The Little Book of Darts
Dartitis isaveryreal nervous condition that can affect players at any time. It can
have a serious impact on players' performance and seems to appear without
warning. Players suffering from dartitis seem to be struggling witha psychological
...
Whether you want to improve your game wholesale or simply fine tune some misbehaving aspects, THE ART OF DARTS is essential for every darts player, fan or enthusiast and is well set to becoming the classic darts text.
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Bellies and Bullseyes: The Outrageous True Story of Darts
It is well known that Eric became a mentor and sponsor of Phil Taylor, but what is
possibly not so widely known is that the partnership was forged when Phil helped
Brissy struggle with the dartitis. In June 1985 Phil and his wife Yvonne had one ...
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Reflection in Learning and Professional Development: Theory ...
In the game of darts, there is a condition known as 'dartitis', which is
characterized by the player starting the aim correctly in a physical and visual
sense, but being unable to release the dart from their fingers at the appropriate
moment. Perhaps ...
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Interceptive Actions in Sport: Information and Movement
Anecdotally, this is a common problem for many performers and can manifest as
pseudo-clinical problems such as the 'yips' and "dartitis" (Lees, 1998). A means
of preventing 'reinvestment' has been proposed by Masters (1992), who ...
Simon Bennett, Keith Davids, Geert J.P. Savelsbergh, 2004
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Pure Sport, 2nd Edition: Practical Sport Psychology
Jana Novotna (Courtesy of Inpho Photography) Choking in sport is so
widespread that it is known by a variety of terms such as the 'yips' in golf, 'icing' or
'bricking' in basketball, 'dartitis' in darts and 'bottling' in soccer. As Tom Watson (
the ...
John Kremer, Aidan Moran, 2013
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Developing Sport Expertise: Researchers and Coaches Put ...
... golf or “dartitis” in darts. These athletes are likely to have very high propensities
for reinvestment. The Movement Specific Reinvestment Scale consists of a series
of questions, as presented in Table 9.1. Nonnally, the questions are presented ...
Damian Farrow, Joe Baker, Clare MacMahon, 2013
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DARTITIS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
dartitis is used in the context of the following news items.
“Stage fright”: Mark Twain coined the term and gave Tom Sawyer a …
... cricket, basketball, and tennis), dartitis (in darts), target panic (archery), the schneid (a losing streak in cards, sports, or dating), and the Thing, ... «Salon, Jun 15»
Left Field: Putting Hong Kong on the darts map
Unfortunately for Mackenzie, and Hong Kong, he suffered a bout of "dartitis" - similar to the yips when putting in golf - in the quarter-finals ... «South China Morning Post, Jun 15»
The Big Leaguer Who Forgot How to Throw
Dart players label it dartitis. And for a while, baseball players called it Steve Sax Syndrome. Out of nowhere, even the most habitual aspect of ... «OZY, May 15»
Can the greatest darts player of all time step away from the game …
... a long period been the best darts player in the world, but who was suffering at the time from “dartitis” – a condition similar to the “yips” in golf, ... «The Guardian, Apr 15»
Eric Bristow reveals how he dealt his yips - something all sports …
Eric Bristow, one of the world's finest darts players, had his career drastically cut short by an attack of dartitis. That, to me and you, is a version of ... «ChronicleLive, Feb 15»
Turkey target in sight for Tiarna Smith
Dorotich has assumed the role of trainer for Smith and she credits him with overcoming a case of "dartitis" that afflicted her after the previous ... «The Queensland Times, Jan 15»
A steady hand and a steady head needed after "dartitis"
MENTAL GAME: Tiarna Smith has had to overcome a case of "dartitis" to contest the Darts Australia Junior Championships at Riverview this ... «The Queensland Times, Jan 15»
Darts Gold: Re-watch Phil Taylor and Eric Bristow's barnstorming …
By the early 1990s, the 'Crafty Cockney' had developed dartitis and his previous prowess was quickly deteriorating. At the same time, 'The ... «SkySports, Dec 14»
Timeshift: Bullseyes And Beer – When Darts Hit Britain (BBC4, 9pm …
Bristow, afflicted by dartitis (look out for it on 24 Hours In A&E), which prevented him releasing the 'arrer, had found diversion in a young ... «Stoke Sentinel, Dec 14»
I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here: Eight contestants from the …
He was diagnosed with dartitis, a disease that can cause players to struggle to release darts, but recovered in order to regain the world top spot ... «Birmingham Mail, Nov 14»
