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C. Oach
Entrar no desporto dos dardos
Técnicas eficazes e estratégias mentais

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Já alguma vez se interrogou sobre como lançar o dardo perfeito? Ou como é que os profissionais conseguem manter-se mentalmente concentrados o suficiente para marcar pontos sob pressão? ‘Dardos para Principiantes’ é o seu bilhete para o fascinante mundo dos dardos. Aprenda técnicas eficazes que o ajudarão a melhorar a sua precisão de lançamento e descubra estratégias mentais para se manter calmo e concentrado em qualquer situação de jogo. Este livro é o seu companheiro ideal, quer esteja a iniciar-se nos dardos ou já tenha alguma experiência e queira desenvolver as suas capacidades. Comece agora e acerte no alvo!

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C. Oach ist ein passionierter Autor und Sportenthusiast, der sein fundiertes Wissen und seine jahrelange Erfahrung nutzt, um praxisnahe Ratgeber für verschiedenste Sportarten zu verfassen. Seine Texte inspirieren Anfänger wie Profis gleichermaßen und bieten wertvolle Tipps für jeden, der seine sportlichen Fähigkeiten verbessern möchte.

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Language Portuguese ● Format EPUB ● Pages 142 ● ISBN 9783758441554 ● File size 2.9 MB ● Age 99-17 years ● Publisher epubli ● City Berlin ● Country DE ● Published 2023 ● Edition 1 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 9272642 ● Copy protection without

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