Compléter Physical Education - JavelinVersion en ligne This activity is on the topic: Javelin par Savannah Loriston 1 spear 708BC warfare 1908 hunting Ancient Greece men pentathlon 1932 women Throwing the javelin as a sport evolved from the everyday use of the in and . It was widely practiced in and incorporated into the Olympic Games in as part of the . It has been part of the modern Olympic Games program since for , and for . 2 horizontally palm shoulder upward The javelin should lie on your , with your facing . 3 arm towards down neckline area towards over cross target head height elbow shoulder perpendicular Begin your run - up by holding the javelin high over your with your level with your . The javelin should be pointed the target with the tip pointed slightly . When you take your first strides , your hips should be to the . As you take your final strides , turn your planting foot ( opposite from your throwing hand ) , and point it your target . Your legs should as you pull the javelin back to throw it . Keep your throwing hand at and your straight . 4 throwing foot lose completely planted follow front throw high distance Make sure your elbow is when you coil back to release the javelin . Your hand should be as high as possible . The point of release for the javelin should be in of your . Remember to through , or you may in your . 5 finger corded little implement closest tip grip The athlete must hold the javelin by its with his or her to the of the . 6 women 2 3m 2m 2 800g The men ? s javelin must weigh at least and be 2 . 6m - 2 . 7m long while the ? s javelin must weigh 600g and be . - . long . 7 Tip Grip The Parts of a Javelin : , Shaft and . 8 800 600g Inter Jr . Boys Jr . Girls Inter . Girls - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sr . Girls . Boys - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 700g Sr . Boys - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -