I bet you imagine a lot of things

There is nothing hypocritical about what he said. The first clip he was joking. The second clip he was owning Kenny and Shaq about double standards in race relations and comments.

Age 14-18, 12 lbs

@@coolshots77 Thanks, so if your are between 14 and 18 you participate together or in different age groups?

So how old are the guys that throw 60-70 feet?

@@neilpieterse9614 17-18 year olds who were throwing 60-70. A lot of 15-16 year olds throwing 50-60 range

Don't know if he's active on this account anymore but I found his tfrrs page (has all college t&f results) and he got out to almost 51 feet with the 16 lber

and quite the beater

Same here except I can stand throw 45 and am hoping to get 50 with a full. This is my fourth year throwing though and only recently did I decide to start taking this thing seriously, get private coaching, and do as much as I possibly can. 2 weeks ago, my standing throw was barely 40 feet. I know this is a year later but, If you don’t do so already, start training in the off-season. Off-season makes the difference between being average and elite. The unfortunate truth is that a lot of throwers that hit 50 feet are football players that are incredibly strong and have just enough technique to hit that mark. However, that just means that if you put in the effort during off-seasons, 60 feet throws are very achievable.

MAG 2023 you throw 8 pounds buddy, goes 8,10,12,16

Just lift. Bench, incline bench, ass to grass squats, deadlifts, and power cleans. Work on form year round if possible and try to not make any bad habits. But mostly strength. Strength is key

cod is life high school is mostly technique actually, you just need speed or explosiveness, College is where strength is needed

Josh Fancher you throw a 10

@@clashsmchitcle7291 fr bro😂 like who’s this guy

No problem, keep up the hard work you got this!

My school record is well over 70 feet because I go to the same high school hat Ryan Crouser went to

Did ya win?

​​​@@toastywaffle9 jeez I completely forgot about this comment I left here years ago 😂 I suppose I can update: my junior year in shot I peaked at just below 51 feet, senior year COVID happened so I never got another chance to break my school record (based on how my training was going it wasn't going to happen anyway, I was too light and didn't have a proper understanding yet of how to weight train and gain muscle effectively)

So I ended up going to a D3 college to continue track. During COVID, I only had discuses at my disposal so I trained discus like no tomorrow that summer. Once I got to college I also started spinning for shot put. My freshman year I ended up breaking my school's record for discus (45.75m, 150'1") and shot sucked cuz learning the spin took a while. I had a sophomore year slump and didn't even reach my pr in discus but I got out to around 47 feet for shot. Junior year I broke my region's discus record and qualified for nationals for the first time (53.42m, 175'). Shot I was around 52' (not enough for nationals). I am currently in my senior season searching for a national title. In indoors, I finally achieved all American in shot (55'6"), and my outdoor season officially begins later today. TLDR: I didn't end up breaking my high school's records, but I moved on to do better things in college.

Silence this guy in our state throws a 62'1 and it's not even his last meet

Silence in my league a dude threw 59 8' and 166 in disc he was about 5'9 200 😓

spud man the same kid threw 168 he was like 6'5 300lb

That ain't shit I had John Meyer in my state and he threw 72 ft and almost 200 in disc