I grew up in Hong Kong and moved to Canada when I was twelve. Before darts, I spent over a decade working in radio, where I learned that before you tell a good story, you have to learn to listen.
I picked up darts in 2014. What started as something I enjoyed gradually became a much bigger part of my life. I began competing more seriously, travelling for tournaments, and meeting players from different places.
In 2023, I founded iDartsLife because I wanted to share more of what I’d experienced through darts, both as a player and as someone who had started seeing the game a little differently.
Today, I coach players in Vancouver, compete as a sponsored athlete with Target Sports Japan and Phoenix Darts North America, and write about my experiences with the game.
My book, Darts Don’t Lie, has been published in English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese. It isn’t a book about throwing technique. It’s about focus, pressure, habits, and what we can discover about ourselves through darts.
Through iDartsLife, I hope to help people enjoy the game, improve as players, and perhaps notice something about themselves along the way.
If you’d like to know more about the person behind iDartsLife and the work I do beyond darts, you’re welcome to visit dkng.ca.
Target Official Player (2024 – recent)
PHOENIXDARTS Official Player (2024 – recent)
Personal Achievements in Soft-tip Darts
🥉 Best in Vancouver Soft-Tip Darts Championship Open Division (2026)
🥇 PHOENIXDARTS Revolution Global North America Continental Finals Platinum Division champion (2025)
🥈 PHOENIXDARTS Revolution Global North America Continental Finals Platinum Division 2nd place (2024)
🥇 PHOENIXDARTS 1 on 1 League Open Division (2023-2024)
🥉 PHOENIXDARTS 1 on 1 League Open Division (2019)
🥉 Vancouver Battle Royale PHOENIXDARTS Open Divison (2018)
🥈 (Team Canada) – Phoenix Cup Las Vegas World Cup (2017)
🥉 Phoenix Cup Las Vegas Cricket Doubles Gold Division (2017)
🥇 (4 stages overall) – Phoenix Tour for Vegas (2017)
🥉 (4 stages overall) – Phoenix Tour for Vegas (2016)
Beyond the Achievements
The list above tells you some of what I’ve accomplished in darts. But there’s a lot more to my experience than tournament results and ratings.
After more than ten years, I still enjoy practising, trying to improve, and seeing what happens when I step up to compete. I still have days when everything feels right, and others when I can’t seem to throw the way I want.
I’ve also come to enjoy other parts of the game. Meeting players, sharing experiences, and watching someone I’ve coached make progress are all things that keep me involved.
I don’t know how far darts will take me from here. But I still enjoy playing, and there’s still plenty I want to learn.
