Both are heavy objects thrown for distance (and accuracy) but the methods are entirely different. Different muscle groups are used by the throwers.
The shot put is a heavy metal ball, while the hammer is a ball at the end of a long pole or wire. The shot is thrown with one arm from a position against the body (usually the neck), and is powered by the extension of the thrower's arm and body. The hammer is "whirled" by its handle or wire strap as the thrower spins. It accelerates in a circular path until it is released to allow it to begin its trajectory.
An Olympic shot put ball for men weighs about the same as a men's hammer ball (16 lb or 7.26 kg). The world record shot put is 23.12 meters (75.85 ft) and the longest hammer throw is much farther, 86.74 metres (284.58 ft).
Discus, javelin, shot (shot put), hammer (hammer throw)
You could throw a javelin or a discus. There is also the hammer throw. You do not throw a shot put - you "put" the shot.
it's called hammer throw
The shot put and hammer throw.
Semi-auto requires the hammer to be cocked for the first shot.
There is: High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Javelin throw Shot Put Discus throw Hammer throw Pole Vault
SA requires the hammer to be manually cocked for every shot. DA does not.
It's 7 feet or 2,14 meters- The same as the shot circle
hammer throw
shot hammer discus Javelin
Discus Hammer Throw High Jump Javelin Long Jump Pole Vault Shot Put Triple Jump
shot put (round ball) or hammer (Round ball attached by wire to handle)