Well yes and no.
Yes if you have the right technique and are able to control yourself then you can possibly throw a lot farther because you move faster through the circle and that momentum will help you
No because you lose a lot more control. At first you will do worse I guarantee. But after training with it, you should know how it feels and it should help. Also if you have bad technique, this will just worsen it even more
My advice: Get comfortable doing your technique until perfection without throwing shoes. After you get it down, train with them, and get comfortable, and see how you do.
Just keep working hard
Not throwing shoes but maby running shoes.
significantly absorbent,
Size ten shoes. (In middle eastern countries throwing shoes is considered an insult to the person thrown at.)
INCREASE
Similar to throwing shoes on power lines, it's considered to be the location of a drug deal.
Yes, you will need different track shoes and cleats/spikes for different events. The number of spikes, the pattern of spikes and the length of the spikes differs for sprinters, long distance runners and jumpers. If spikes are not used for running the shoes are still different. And throwing shoes do not have spikes and have a smooth sole.
By spitting and throwing shoes at them.
You can get many kinds of track and field shoes on eastbay.com. They are very reliable and have many styles for many events.
Using sandpaper to increase friction on a slippery surface, such as on the bottom of shoes for better grip.
to increase friction
to increase friction
You can find good middle distance running shoes at one of the following websites....www.livestrong.com/best-running-shoes/ or www.ehow.com Fitness. Hope this helps.