The Discus Ring

The disc throw ring has a place in my heart, there is nothing else. There are many dreams in this place; it gives a little wish. Although it is hoped that it can last through a great deal of trials and trials, this place can destroy hope in just a moment. When people recognize that hope is destroyed and one person may have been defeated or may have been defeated, this place may choose to reestablish that person's dignity and pride, not the next moment. not. This place is a discus circle.

Athletes threw discs from a circle 8 feet 2 1/2 inch in diameter. The disc thrower holds the disc like a disk, and the edge of the finger gets rounded around the rim. He or she turns perfectly to gather speed and strength and throws the discus at the end of the other half. When the disc throw leaves the athlete 's hand, the disc rotates with the fingertip, and the disc fly in the air at a considerably flat position. Pitchers will not count if they hit the circle or touch the ground outside the circle before the disc launcher touches the ground. The judge measured the distance from the inner edge of the circle to the nearest point where the disk hits the ground. According to international rules, if less than 8 athletes participate in a competition, each competitor will receive 6 pitches. If more than eight players participate in the competition, each person receives three pitches. Eight people with the longest pitching time are entitled to enter the final.

In discus throws, players compete to throw the heaviest disc. In a standard game, the athlete throws a disc from the disc and throws a series of turns to determine the winner with maximum effort. As an activity of the ancient Pentathlon, the history of the discus dates back to 708 BC. In ancient times, a heavy disk was thrown out of a position standing on a small pedestal in a style resurrected at the 1896 Olympic Games. This was held at Intercalated Games held in Athens until 1906. By the time of the Olympic Games in 1912, the old regular pitching style was abandoned and the competition started with a 5 square meter pitching zone became standard. In 1907, the standard weight of the disc tool was 2 kg (4.4 lbs) and the diameter 22 cm (8 inches).

Before the first Olympic Games sponsored by the Athens International Olympic Committee (IOC) in 1896, there was no activity representing the ancient athletics, this is a discus throw, never practiced by others It is a unique Greek concept. : See Chapter 13. . In art, the Greeks of Jim may be debating the bags, you may put a pair of sneakers in the bag; often on the wall behind the scene of the gym scene. The distance to throw a rock is very natural.