This study was designed to examine the performance and the degrees of freedom changed by the constraint form the elbow joint to identify the relationship between process and product variability. Eight male adult subjects (age: 20.1±2.2 years) were participated in this study. The A-B-A' design was employed and the elbow was constrained as the experiment manipulation during the stage B. The control and experimental groups performed the same darting-throwing movements. The performance outcome, velocity and angle of the dart when departing from the participant's hand were measured as dependent variable. One hundred and fifty throwing trials in three stages were recorded from 10 infrared-ray cameras. A 2 (constraint) × 3 (stages) mixed design ANOVA with stage factors as repeated measures was used for the statistical analysis. The results showed that decreased scores and tradeoffs between the darts' velocity and angles after constraint, but the product variability was improved after elbow constraint. It was concluded that the throwing performance and process changed with the elbow constrained. After releasing the elbow constraint, the coordination differed from that of without constraint.