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Dirk van Duijvenbode reveals injury behind poor performance: "Steering of my shoulder blade was completely gone"
PDCSaturday, 28 October 2023 at 09:30
For Dirk van Duijvenbode the European Championship ended in a big disappointment. Aubergenius' went down in the opening round against James Wade.
Van Duijvenbode had to deal with injury problems. "The steering of my shoulder blade was completely gone, my arrows often went completely in the wrong direction," opens the 31-year-old Dutchman to Viaplay.
"For my feeling I had been suffering from it for some time, but on my return from the World Grand Prix it went completely wrong. I had slept a little on the plane and upon returning home I went to the osteopath. I could barely throw my arrow at the board, it was that bad."
"In the meantime we have found what the fault was, not the cause. It's already a lot better than three weeks ago, but not good enough yet," Van Duijvenbode concluded.
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