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Previously on "Why is throwing not an olympic sport"
Or a throwing match. Two players in an arena armed with dye covered stones throw it out until one gets a hit. And perhaps add some barriers to make it tactical. Or 10 aside matches. It's got to be better than football.
Not many sports aren't.
Well alright, that silly walking is worse than football.
Or a throwing match. Two players in an arena armed with dye covered stones throw it out until one gets a hit. And perhaps add some barriers to make it tactical. Or 10 aside matches. It's got to be better than football.
That's a cool idea; archery and curling at the same time. How to structure this; one player releases the stone along the ice, the others sweep with their broomsticks. Throwing player grabs bow and arrow and attempts to hit the stone. Might be accident prone, but worth watching. Would improve both sports.
You have a choice of throwing a spear, an iron ball, an iron ball on a chain, or a very heavy frisbee. None of them are easy to throw, and all of them are lethal if they hit you.
That's the difference. All these things are thrown with great force. Discuss, Javelin, etc.
There is not a sport in the Olympics where you can do a dainty, targeted, stylistic shot.
Like throwing a stone at a light at the top of a lamppost and getting a direct hit. No force needed, just accuracy. Even better to put a greenhouse through from a difficult angle.
You have a choice of throwing a spear, an iron ball, an iron ball on a chain, or a very heavy frisbee. None of them are easy to throw, and all of them are lethal if they hit you.
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