The last point of contact with the discus should be at your pointer and upon throwing, the discus should spin in a clockwise direction. to hold the discus, place your palm over the base of the discus and use your pointer to support it. after realeasing, your arm should be in a position as if you are " smelling your underarms " ><
We should be careful so as not to land the discus in undesirable places. The disk should spin clockwise for right handers and anti-clockwise for left handers. To enable it to spin further, we should release it at a position where we smell our armpits (so straightforward).
We should be careful so as not to land the discus in undesirable places. The disk should spin clockwise for right handers and anti-clockwise for left handers. To enable it to spin further, we should release it at a position where we smell our armpits (so straightforward).
The last point of contact with the discus should be at your pointer and upon throwing, the discus should spin in a clockwise direction. to hold the discus, place your palm over the base of the discus and use your pointer to support it. after realeasing, your arm should be in a position as if you are " smelling your underarms " ><
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ReplyDeleteWe should be careful so as not to land the discus in undesirable places. The disk should spin clockwise for right handers and anti-clockwise for left handers. To enable it to spin further, we should release it at a position where we smell our armpits (so straightforward).
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