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What are 2 things thrown in the Olympics?
Javalin, discus, hammer and shot putt.
What was the long thin pole called that was thrown in the Olympics in Greece?
javelin?
What do you call a long thin pole thrown in Olympics?
The pole is called a javelin.
How many Olympics has Natalie Coughlin been to?
She has been to two Olympics, the 2004 Olympics and the 2008 Olympics.
What are the similarities and differences between the Summer Olympics and the Winter Olympics?
The summer Olympics consists of summer activities and the winter Olympics consist of winter activities that need snow. They are separated by the climate and what you need to play that sport. And they both need a climate to suit what they are doing. Some of the things that they do in the Olympics may be the same the but on ice or snow. And they may use different things to do the things that they are doing.
What are 2 things thrown in the Olympics?
Javalin, discus, hammer and shot putt.
Why do fans throw flowers or toys onto ice rink at Olympics?
These things are thrown as gifts for the skater in appreciation for their performance.
Long thin pole thrown in the Olympics?
Javelin
In Greek Olympics what was the javelin thrown at?
Someones foot
What was the long thin pole called that was thrown in the Olympics in Greece?
javelin?
What is the name given to the spear thrown in an athletics competition such as the Olympics?
Javelin
What are Trebuchet's thrown with?
Trebuchets aren't thrown. It is a catapult. It launches things. Many different things.
How many javelins have been thrown since the start of the Olympics?
427,162 and counting
What was the penalty for woman who attend the Ancient Olympics as spectators?
thrown off a cliff
What do you call a long thin pole thrown in Olympics?
The pole is called a javelin.
What was the penalty for women who attended the ancient Olympics as spectators?
The punishment for a woman attending the Olympics was to be thrown off mount Typaeum.This is not a fake answer
Long thin pole thrown in olympics?
It's called a Javillon. (If it has a sharp edge on it)
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