Olympic Throwing: Facilities & Athletes for Discuss, Hammer, Javelin, Shot Put., Schemes and Mind Maps of Physical education

An overview of the facilities and athletes in four different olympic throwing events: discuss throw, hammer throw, javelin, and shot put. Each event has a unique throwing circle, protective cage, and landing sector. Notable athletes, such as alfred oerter jr. In discuss throw and eric randolph barnes in shot put, are also mentioned.

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WHAT ARE THE THROWING EVENTS
DISCUS THROW
The discus throw includes a throwing circle, protective cage and landing sector. They are located near the
ends of the back straight and the landing sector is located in the grass area inside the track.
The facility for discus throw, near the 1500m start, is usually combined with a facility for hammer
throw.Discus-throw-circle-facility The only difference is the diameter of the throwing circle is 2.50m for
discus throw and 2.135m for hammer throw. The protective cage must meet the more stringent
requirements for hammer throwing. If two separate discus and hammer circles are placed within the
hammer protective cage then the discus throw circle is the circle closer to the landing sector.
HAMMER THROW
The hammer throw facility includes a throwing circle, a protective cage and a landing sector. It is
usually combined with the facility for discus throw.
JAVELIN
The javelin throw facility includes a runway, a
throwing arc and a landing sector. Since the length of
the runway exceeds the space available in the segment, it is usually extended across the track and track
border.
SHOT PUT
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WHAT ARE THE THROWING EVENTS

DISCUS THROW

The discus throw includes a throwing circle, protective cage and landing sector. They are located near the ends of the back straight and the landing sector is located in the grass area inside the track. The facility for discus throw, near the 1500m start, is usually combined with a facility for hammer throw.Discus-throw-circle-facility The only difference is the diameter of the throwing circle is 2.50m for discus throw and 2.135m for hammer throw. The protective cage must meet the more stringent requirements for hammer throwing. If two separate discus and hammer circles are placed within the hammer protective cage then the discus throw circle is the circle closer to the landing sector. HAMMER THROW The hammer throw facility includes a throwing circle, a protective cage and a landing sector. It is usually combined with the facility for discus throw. JAVELIN The javelin throw facility includes a runway, a throwing arc and a landing sector. Since the length of the runway exceeds the space available in the segment, it is usually extended across the track and track border. SHOT PUT

The shot put facility includes a throwing circle, a stop board and a landing sector. The landing sector is usually located in the grass area inside the track.

ATHLETES

Alfred Oerter Jr.

Was an American athlete and a four-time Olympic Champion in the discus throw. He was the first athlete to win a gold medal in the same individual event in four consecutive Olympic Games. Oerter is an inductee of the IAAF Hall of Fame.

Eric Randolph Barnes

Is an American former shot putter who held the outdoor world record for the event from 1990 to

  1. He won silver at the 1988 Olympics and gold at the 1996 Olympics. Only three throwers have been within 40 centimetres of his outdoor world record since it was set.