JAVELIN THROW

POWER POINT
PRESENTATION
11 AFA
JAVELIN THROW PICTURES

EXAMPLE 1 EXAMPLE 2 EXAMPLE 3


Javelin Throw Overview
• Javelin is a popular track and
field sport hat is present since
the inception of mankind. In
ancient days, people used to
hunt animals using spear and
so did the soldiers, in the
battlefield to kill their enemy.
With the gradual evolution of
mankind, the skill is
transformed into a sports
category and today it is played
by almost all nations over the
globe.
The Correct Way
To
Hold a Javelin
• Before heading into the techniques
and tactics one should know how to
the javelin. Hold the javelin with the
cord grip of the palm of your hand.
Curl your fingers around the shaft of
the javelin to have a proper grip. At
the back edge of the cord grip, your
thumb and forefinger should be
tightly aligned. Against the palm
other finger should be positioned
properly across the javelin
Javelin
• The javelin is something like a spear. It was introduced in the Olympics
of 708 BC. This event should be supervised at all times to be sure no
one is hurt. Javelin throw does not use a circle when throwing. The
thrower must hold the javelin grip part and should always be
maintained above the shoulder level.
What are the 6 Basic Javelin Skill

• Grip
• Carriage
• Run up
• Release
• Follow Through
• Recovery
Basic Javelin skills
Javelin is a field event which involves the
throwing of an
implement with one hand for distance
over a horizontal surface,
the competitor is called javelin thrower.
Qualities of Good Javelin Thrower
• He must be a fast runner
• He must have a good arm extension prior to release
• He must have a good sense of balance
• He must have a good sense of coordination
• He must have a good muscular strength
• He must be physically fit
How to Play
Javelin THROW
Hold he javelin at a height above your head
firmly and position it parallels to the ground
Put your both feet tightly close to each other,
facing them in the direction of the throw
Put the palm under the javelin
Pull the javelin back with your shoulder as far
as possible. However the position of the
javelin should be still parallel to the ground
and facing straight towards the direction of
throw. This position is popularly known as T
position
 MEMBERS
MICA BACALLA
ARJAY TABURDAN
JHON CARLO PELAEZ