Controlling velocity and accuracy was a key point on successful skill performance. The purpose of the study that manipulated the degrees of freedom (three kinds different postures) were the independent variable and the performance outcome. The research subjects (N=25) are school students of the Department of Physical Education of the National Ping Tung with, average height of 167.4±24.5 cm and average weight of 76.1±2.7 kg, and they are required to participate in the experiment by using their habitually used hands. “Dart throwing devise” is used as measurement tool to measure each participant’s rate of accuracy scores, which are consequently statistically tested by “Repeated-measures One-Way ANOVA” with the significant level set atα=.05. Results shows that: The limitation of the study shows three kinds different postures got scores were not signification differences, but controlling more degrees of freedoms postures that got mean scores was better. The study belonged to a foundation research. To conduct further research, it was suggested that using a protractor, a speed gun et al..