DARTS ace Beau Greaves has revealed her shock practice routine ahead of her World Championship opener.
The 21-year-old has enjoyed an impressive year on the oche across PDC events.
She beat world No1 Luke Littler on her way to the World Youth Championship final last month before suffering a 6-3 loss to Gian van Veen.
Greaves also won 86 consecutive matches in the Women’s Series to end the season as champion.
She is now expected to go the distance at the World Darts Championship over the next fortnight and rival some of the sport’s biggest names.
However, the young star is only practicing for 30 minutes each day in preparation for her opening match against Daryl Gurney on Friday.
Speaking to Andy Goldstein and Darren Bent on talkSPORT last week, Greaves explained: “Yeah, around (30 minutes).
“The thing is that when I was younger I practiced a lot, but as I got older, it kind of wore off a little bit.
“It depends what you’re into. I just like to keep my arm loose, but I’ve been doing it quite a long time so don’t be too hard on yourself.”
Greaves went on to credit her start in the sport for her easy-going practice routine.
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She added: “I threw naturally really straight. My throw was really smooth.
“It’s never really changed either so it just wasn’t complicated. It was really easy, simple and I’ve tried to keep that the whole way through.
“But as you get older you think a little bit more and the pressure, but it’s been fairly simple.”
If she beats Gurney this week, Greaves will face Callan Rydz or Patrik Kovacs in the second round.
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