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Chaos is about those obstacles we encounter that adversely affect how we play the dart arts. Like the adrenal stress-conditioned effects there is no one single way to combat those effects in every situation and case. What I mean is this, no matter the situation variances within that situation experienced multiple times tends to trigger the adrenal stress in a condition that still causes chaos.
The more chaos the less you will be able to combat the effects or at least control them down to a state that allows your darts to fly true consistently and with target-rich results.
In situations, contests and tournaments, that are more chaotic the less you are going to be able to train and practice to combat and control those chaotic effects. One of the most chaotic contests you can encounter is the, “Blind-draw Doubles,” where the environment and experiences change at every leg of that journey. Different partners and the fluidity of game order, i.e., 301, 501, and Cricket in any order whomever wins the toss or diddle chooses.
Only over time and experience can one hope to control all those variances and changes to a point where their darts hold true to their perfect darts and perfect game. If you are a beginner, i.e., one who is practicing and playing from one month to two years, then and unless you have no choice it may be best to avoid such random blind-draw doubles games.
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