Throwing a dart primarily engages the muscles of the shoulder, particularly the deltoids, which facilitate arm movement. The rotator cuff muscles stabilize the shoulder joint during the throw. Additionally, the muscles of the forearm, including the flexors and extensors, play a crucial role in gripping and releasing the dart, while core muscles help maintain balance and posture throughout the motion.
When you throw a dart, your muscles coordinate to generate force and control the motion. The primary muscles involved include the shoulder, arm, and forearm muscles, which work together to propel the dart forward. As you prepare to throw, your muscles engage in a sequence of contraction and relaxation, ensuring precision and accuracy in the throw. This complex interplay of muscle actions also requires stabilization from the core muscles to maintain balance during the throw.
9 big muscles are used to throw a ball
As few as you can. You don't want anything other than your throwing arm moving when you're throwing a dart. The more parts of you that move during a throw, the more vectors are added to the equation of where the dart is going to go.
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A dart
Pretty fast The average speed when the dart hits the board is around 40mph. Most successful dart players do not throw the dart hard. Best technique is to incorporate some arc which is decreased when dart is thrown hard plus you lose control if thrown fast.
The dart was penetrating through the dart board after a very forceful throw.
groin mainly
legs, arms, eye
7' 9¼"
Arm, core muscles, and Legs.
Normally about 10ft.