Common throwing style where the throwing side of the body is pointed towards the target. Player reaches across chest then throws the disc across the body.
<h3>What is Discus throw?</h3>
- The discus throw, sometimes known as the disc throw, is a track and field event in which one athlete throws a heavy disc known as a discus in an attempt to outdistance their competitors.
- A disk-shaped object known as a discus is thrown for distance in the discus throw, an athletics (track and field) event.
- In contemporary competition, the discus must be thrown from a circle that is 8.2 meters (2.5 meters) in diameter and land inside a 40-degree zone that has been demarcated on the ground.
- It is a very old sport, as evidenced by the fifth-century BC Myron statue Discobolus.
- It is not part of the modern pentathlon but it was one of the events in the ancient Greek pentathlon, which dates back to at least 708 BC, and is part of the modern decathlon.
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Dr. Kim Parker and Professor Hayes are characters in the disastrous movie named, San Andreas. They are working with Caltech as seismologist. In the movie, they were able to make a breakthrough by developing way to predict earthquake using electro-magnetic pulses.
Both the seismologist discovered such pulses in the Hoover Dam and went there to test their earthquake predicting model. They were correct in their prediction and the area was hit by a major earthquake of 7.1 Richter scale.
