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pentathlon
776BC
1900
Suk
708BC
Czech
Amsterdam
Disco
Frantisek
bolus
Janda
The
discus
was
introduced
as
part
of
the
in
the
Ancient
Olympics
of
(
the
first
Olympics
were
held
in
)
.
The
discus
was
introduced
as
part
of
the
pentathlon
in
the
Ancient
Olympics
of
708BC
(
the
first
Olympics
were
held
in
776BC
)
.
The
enduring
image
of
the
Greek
discus
thrower
comes
from
the
iconic
5th
century
BC
statue
by
the
great
sculptor
Myron
.
The
men
?
s
discus
has
been
part
of
every
modern
Olympics
.
It
was
also
one
of
the
five
disciplines
contested
when
women's
athletics
made
its
debut
at
the
1928
Olympic
Games
in
.
The
first
modern
athlete
to
throw
the
discus
while
rotating
the
whole
body
was
athlete
-
.
He
invented
the
technique
when
studying
the
position
of
the
famous
statue
of
.
After
only
one
year
of
developing
the
technique
,
he
gained
the
Olympic
silver
in
.
2
wrist
knuckle
fingers
hold
edges
balance
around
thumb
index
grip
finger's
thrower's
The
technique
for
throwing
discuses
is
very
different
from
any
other
athletic
throw
.
To
grip
the
discus
,
throwers
need
to
spread
their
out
and
the
discus
with
each
first
over
the
to
it
.
The
finger
should
be
in
line
with
the
,
while
the
is
excluded
from
the
and
is
used
for
.
3
direction
staggered
facing
knees
slightly
target
stance
starting
away
spread
bent
Begin
from
the
of
your
in
a
.
Stand
with
legs
,
wider
than
shoulder
-
width
apart
,
and
.
4
arms
movement
rhythm
back
foot
two
one
swings
footwork
The
lead
up
to
the
rotation
involves
or
of
the
and
forth
without
.
This
motion
helps
establish
a
for
your
.
5
opposite
pivot
left
golf
throwing
right
right
direction
shoulder
back
Bring
your
arm
back
behind
your
as
far
as
possible
,
with
the
non
-
throwing
hand
in
the
.
This
motion
can
be
compared
to
a
swing
in
.
Weight
should
be
placed
on
the
foot
with
the
foot
ready
to
.
6
pivot
spinning
left
right
Next
,
start
to
on
the
balls
of
your
foot
,
while
simultaneously
swinging
your
shoulders
to
the
left
.
The
foot
is
lifted
off
the
ground
,
and
the
begins
.
7
direction
middle
jump
target
right
left
As
you
face
the
,
you
should
-
turn
off
your
foot
to
land
on
your
foot
in
the
of
the
circle
.
The
rotation
will
continue
while
this
foot
is
planted
.
8
direction
throw
left
release
right
left
towards
front
right
pointed
directly
The
foot
will
follow
the
as
the
turn
is
completed
and
should
end
up
planted
in
of
the
foot
.
The
foot
will
be
the
of
the
because
when
you
once
again
face
the
target
direction
,
you
will
the
discus
.
9
squeezing
properly
clockwise
spinning
rotation
force
release
motion
motion
index
finger
body
centrifugal
Once
the
is
complete
,
athletes
need
to
the
disc
.
The
rotation
will
create
a
spinning
on
the
discus
as
it
leaves
the
hand
.
By
it
out
of
your
hands
,
you
release
the
created
by
the
?
s'
,
propelling
the
discus
away
from
you
.
The
discus
should
leave
your
hand
from
your
.
10
suitable
edge
metal
material
circular
rim
The
body
of
the
disc
could
be
made
either
of
wood
or
other
,
having
a
with
a
.
11
proper
solid
hollow
women
1
circle
22
6mm
18
2
It
could
either
be
or
.
It
should
weigh
around
kg
and
have
a
diameter
of
cm
(
for
men
)
.
For
the
weight
is
kg
,
and
the
diameter
is
cm
.
The
cross
section
of
the
edge
should
have
a
radius
of
,
and
it
should
be
a
.
12
irregularities
sans
sharp
sides
protrusions
identical
The
of
the
disc
shall
be
,
any
edges
,
,
and
.
13
mid
straight
25
sides
5
point
28
The
should
taper
in
a
line
from
the
point
where
the
curve
of
the
rim
starts
to
a
circle
which
has
a
radius
of
mm
to
.
mm
,
from
the
-
.
Finally
,
the
finishing
must
be
.
15
leave
half
before
circle
landed
has
it
rear
The
athlete
must
not
the
,
and
then
only
from
the
of
the
circle
.
The
thrower
typically
takes
-
and
-
-
before
releasing
the
discus
.
17
best
effort
direction
back
four
half
any
next
six
Athletes
will
commonly
throw
or
times
per
competition
.
In
the
event
of
a
tie
,
the
winner
will
be
the
athlete
with
the
-
.
The
Athlete
can
enter
from
in
the
circle
but
MUST
exit
at
the
of
the
circle
.
18
1
14
Men
Women
1
Men
2
1
(
all
levels
)
-
1
kg
Discus
Boys
(
up
to
age
)
-
kg
Discus
Men
(
high
school
,
15
-
18
)
-
.
6
kg
Discus
(
college
)
-
2
kg
Discus
Men
(
masters
to
49
)
-
kg
Discus
(
ages
50
-
59
)
-
1
.
5
kg
Discus
Men
(
ages
60
+
)
-
kg
Discu
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