Yes, if the shot put touches or crosses the throwing line during the throw, it is considered a foul. The athlete must ensure that the shot put is released from within the designated throwing area without touching the boundary lines. A foul throw results in no valid distance being recorded for that attempt.
shot hammer discus Javelin
When throwing the shot put, the athlete typically releases the shot from near the shoulder or cheek area, with the shot being positioned against the neck or cheek during the glide or spin technique. The shot put must be thrown from within a 7-foot diameter circle, and the throw should propel the shot forward and upward. The distance from the cheek to where the shot lands varies depending on the athlete's strength, technique, and conditions, but the shot is aimed to travel as far as possible within the allowed throwing area.
like this "shot put distance"
if you dont work out at all then thats an average throw. usually in The mid 30s is a good average range.
There are three throwing events in a decathlon:Shot PutDiscus ThrowJavelin Throw**It's important to note that shot put isn't referred to as a throw it is instead called a 'Put'. As if you were 'putting' something up in front of you with a lot of force. So you never throw a shot put, you instead put a shot.
Field.Throwing is usually Shot Put -OR- Discus
If you mean Shot-Put then the athlete throwing the (shot) has 60seconds after there name is called to begin the throwing of the shot after those 60seconds have expired the athlete will be told that they have made a foul throw.Thank you and I hope this answers your question.
2007 i think
bowling
Two, the shot put and the javelin throw.
In shot put, major muscles involved are the deltoids, pectoralis major, triceps brachii, and core muscles. The actions of the joints include shoulder abduction and flexion, elbow extension, and trunk rotation. These muscles and joint actions are crucial for generating power and distance in shot put throwing.