When learning to release the Shot Put effectively, mastering the correct grip is paramount. Your students may be good at generating power in the delivery, but without the correct grip, they won’t be able to transfer this power into the delivery ⚡
The shot put should rest on the fingers, leaving the palm clean, which allows for extension of the wrist and fingers during the release.
To ensure stability and support, the forearm should be positioned beneath the shot, using the skeletal system to bear the weight. Finding the corner of the jaw and tucking the shot under the ear aids in maintaining proximity to the neck, ensuring contact is maintained throughout the delivery.
An important, but often misunderstood point is to avoid lifting the elbow to a 90-degree angle too early in the throw, as this compromises support and limits the involvement of the chest in the delivery.
Throughout the delivery motion, the forearm should remain directly behind the shot, to facilitate a full extension and to impart force through the shot put and through the line of the delivery.
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Before we get there, we need to know how to grip the shotput correctly. So what we want to have is the shot put on our fingers leaving our palm nice and clean. Because what this does is it creates that stretch in the fingers and a stretch for your wrist that we can use later in the delivery. So from this position we want to have a forearm under the shot so that our forearm is and our skeletal system is supporting the weight of shot put. And then we find that corner of our jaw from here and we can roll our elbow up slightly to tuck that under our ear and nice and close to her neck. Now throughout the throw, one of the rules of shot put is that that shot has to stay in contact with your neck until the delivery. You'll notice that I didn't lift my elbow up to 90�� because when I do the shop, that's going to roll out of my hand. And that means I'm going to have to twist my hand upwards in order to support the shot put. And now I'm not in a position to use my chest in the throw, can only use my shoulder in the throw, which means we can't release through the angle we're looking for. Actually what we're looking to do is always have that forearm supporting the shot, so that my skeletal system is supporting the shot and not my muscles. And that way if we think about having this always behind the shotput, we will move it into that 90�� degree position when I come down into my standings throw position. And now you'll see, if I were to stand up, that we have it in that 90��, but the whole time the shop has been supported by my forearm. Now, we mentioned that we always want to have this forearm supporting the shotput, but that means also it needs to be behind it when we're delivering. Otherwise we have the L1 underneath. When we try to throw, we're going to roll underneath and we won't be able to get that extension. We need to have the forearm directly behind the shot to finish that full extension and put all our force behind the shop. So we need to have it supported in our neck, and we need to align it up with the direction of the throw. So we're gonna load the shot as we said before, find that corner of your jaw, and then as we come back, we're going to see how this opens. So it's still now it's open for my armpit, but it's still supporting the shotput. From here, if I just relax my upper body as I push and Corkscrew my hip, you'll see that it's already starts to align with the direction of the throw. And then as I turned the front to deliver, the forearm is always behind the shopper. What we don't want to do is try and come up to 90�� position because when I then turn I'm underneath the shot and my forearm is not behind the ball. The forearm is pointing down the field.
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Safety risks, inaccurate work, and slower learning progress—these are common consequences of a key issue reported by technical education teachers: students struggle to properly use basic hand tools. 🛠️🧰
That’s why we’ve created and continue to expand a collection of easy-to-follow video demonstrations, covering the correct handling of essential manufacturing tools.
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🔧 Spirit level
🔧 Hacksaw
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