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  • Javelin Throw: Prepared By: Eugene D. Aladano Btvted-Fsm2A

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    The document provides rules and information about the javelin throw event in track and field. Some key points include: - The javelin must be held with one hand above the shoulder and thrown over the shoulder without being slung or hurled. - For a throw to be valid, the metal head must strike the ground before any other part of the javelin. - Athletes cannot turn their back to the throwing arc until the javelin has been released. - Fouls include improper throws, stepping over the line, or the javelin landing outside the sector edges.

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    The document provides rules and information about the javelin throw event in track and field. Some key points include: - The javelin must be held with one hand above the shoulder and thrown over the shoulder without being slung or hurled. - For a throw to be valid, the metal head must strike the ground before any other part of the javelin. - Athletes cannot turn their back to the throwing arc until the javelin has been released. - Fouls include improper throws, stepping over the line, or the javelin landing outside the sector edges.

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    Javelin Throw: Prepared By: Eugene D. Aladano Btvted-Fsm2A

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    Cherry Clores
    The document provides rules and information about the javelin throw event in track and field. Some key points include: - The javelin must be held with one hand above the shoulder and thrown over the shoulder without being slung or hurled. - For a throw to be valid, the metal head must strike the ground before any other part of the javelin. - Athletes cannot turn their back to the throwing arc until the javelin has been released. - Fouls include improper throws, stepping over the line, or the javelin landing outside the sector edges.

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    JAVELIN THROW

    Prepared by: Eugene D. Aladano


    BTVTED-FSM2A
    HISTORY
    TRACK AND FIELD
    RULES
    • Holding the javelin must be done at the grip part and should always be
    maintained above the shoulder level.
    • For valid throw, the javelin must lie before the specified zone and its tip
    should hit the ground.
    • There is a special marking line on the runway within which the athlete
    needs to throw.
    • The athlete should not leave the ground until the javelin lands on the
    ground.
    • After the throwing action has been made, the thrower should not turn
    back towards the pointing direction, until it lands.
    • The number of throws allowed per athlete is same as that of the discus
    throw.
    • Once the competition has started, the athletes cannot use the perimeter
    for practise purpose.
    • Using any device that may assist the thrower in throwing is strictly
    prohibited. For example, tapping of fingers are not allowed unless there is
    a wound.
    • The throw will be considered as a foul in the following cases −
    – Improper throw of the javelin in the attempt.
    – Demarking of the line with any body part.
    – Player going out of the marking line while throwing
    – The tip of the javelin lies outside the edges of the landing sector.
    • The time is increased to 1 minute if there are 2-3 number of competitors.
    In case only one competitor is left, time is increased to 2 minutes.
    • (a) The javelin shall be held at the grip with one hand only. It shall be thrown over
    the shoulder or upper part of the throwing arm and shall not be slung or hurled.

    • (b) A throw shall be valid only if the metal head strikes the ground before any other
    part of the javelin.

    • (c) Until the javelin has been thrown, an athlete shall not at any time turn
    completely around, so that his back is towards the throwing arc.
    • If the javelin breaks during a throw or while in the air, it shall
    not count as a failure, provided the trial was otherwise made in
    accordance with this Rule. Nor shall it count as a failure if an
    athlete thereby loses his balance and as a result contravenes
    any part of this Rule. In both cases the athlete shall be
    awarded a new trial.
    • The javelin shall consist of three main parts: a shaft, a head
    and a cord grip.
    • The shaft may be solid or hollow and shall be constructed of
    metal or other suitable material so as to constitute a fixed
    and integrated whole. The surface of the shaft shall have no
    dimples or pimples, grooves or ridges, holes or roughness,
    and the finish shall be smooth and uniform throughout.
    • The javelin shall have no mobile parts
    or other apparatus, which during the
    throw could change its centre of
    gravity or throwing characteristics.

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