Javelin

There is no official weight for middle school, it depends on area.

Jefferson Pérez.

Pérez also won a silver medal in the 20 km walk at the 2008 Games in Beijing. He is the only athlete from Ecuador to win a medal in the Olympic Games.

Depends how long the javelin is in the air: even for top throwers, it is usually less than 2 seconds in the air. Height is more determinant of its air time than distance itself, although there is basically an optimum height angle for gaining maximum distance, depending on the specific conditions - wind direction and strength, atmospheric air pressure and humidity.

If you are including the time taken for 'run-up' before delivery, you need to add another 4 or 5 seconds or so - depending on the method used by the thrower to gain momentum, allow for body twist and use of personal psyche methods.

As a javelin throw myself I would have to say that an average is 500 feet for a 17 year old girl.

The person who uses a javelin or participates in the sport is called a javelin thrower. The javelin throwers throw the javelin by the use of their hands.

Are you a guy? Had a meet today, threw 113. I'd say that's pretty good. But if you are aiming to be on track to throw 200, 130 would be better. If you can manage 125, you might have a good chance on making sectionals (/districts)...depending on your location.

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Probably at age 14 when she was adopted by Margaret Whitbread. Margaret was a javelin coach.

No. A javelin thrower cannot throw a javelin 30 kilometers. That's 30,000 meters.

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javelin is dangerous because you can get someone in the neck if they stand right infront of me

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No, I do not recommend using regular track shoes to throw the javelin. Javelin spikes have spikes in the heel as well as the front, so you can plant your block leg without slipping.

Generally speaking javelin spike shoes are a heavier shoe. This allows for the much longer spikes. However, some athletes do wear there "regular" spike shoes and purchase a "jav heel" to add the extra much needed spikes in the heels.

The Romans used javelins, known as "pila," primarily as throwing weapons in combat. Designed to be thrown at enemies before engaging in close-quarters fighting, these javelins were crafted to disrupt enemy formations and damage their shields. The pila often had a weighted tip, allowing it to penetrate shields and armor, while its design ensured that it would bend upon impact, rendering it unusable by the enemy. This tactical use of javelins helped the Romans maintain their battlefield advantage.

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11.36 is a decent throw if you're very new to the event. With coaching and competition, the throw can increase dramatically.

If you go to http://www.usatf.org/groups/Youth/ you'll see links along the left for things like finding a club in your area to join for coaching and meeting other throwers with common interests. You'll also see meet results and records out there. Remember, the javelin is a complex event, and much improvement can be made over time with hard work and positive attitude.

Go die in a f***ing hole!

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Actually its pretty high especially around Renaissance Fairs. I'd estimate about 2-3 thousand. About half that are actually deaths.

someone jumping, and a cheesestring!

Javelin.