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When did javelin become a olympic sport?
The first modern Olympics was in 1896 at Athens and the javelin competition's first year was 1908 in London.
What medal did England win in the commenwealth in1982?
yes,they won a bronze in javelin and 200m in mens
What is the diameter of the mens discus?
A men's discus weighs 2 kg and has a diameter of 220mm.
What is the furthest javelin throw for a junior?
Mens World U20 (800g) record is 84.47m by Zigismunds Sirmais from Latvia
What is the diameter of a college mens basketball?
The standard diameter of a basketball rim is 45cm.
What are the diameter of a mens discus in the Olympics?
The discus used in men's competition is 220 millimeters (8.66 inches) in diameter.
What is the diameter of mens and womans discus?
The discus used in men's competition is 220 millimeters (8.66 inches) in diameter. The discus used in women's competition is 181 millimeters (7.17 inches) in diameter.
How far can the average human throw a javelin?
Olympic mens champion achieve about 90 metres, womens champion about 70 metres
How heavy was the first javelin?
women's javelins weigh 600 grams. mens weigh 800 grams.
Olympic Games 1968 mens javelin champion?
Jānis Lūsis of the Soviet Union with a throw of 90.10 meters (295 feet, 7 1/4 inches).
Who won the javelin toss in 1952 and 1972?
1932 Summer Olympics: Mens Javelin Winner: Matti Jarvinen of Finland with a throw of 72.71 meters (238 feet 6 inches). 80 Meter Hurdles Winner: Babe Didrikson of USA with a time of 11.7 seconds.
Who is the furthest javelin thrower?
The mens best was by Uwe Hohn in Berlin, 1984, throwing 104.80 metres. The womens best by Petra Felke in 1988, a distance of 80 metres
