Many people ask what they can do to improve their throwing distance. I remember taking a job as a carpenters assistant the summer before my junior year in college . I had just finished my second season as a sophomore with 56 7 6th place finish in the NCAAs and needed to work to afford my junior year meal plan at M.T.S.U. I was on a half scholarship and needed cash to eat. Middle was a division two school and I was the silver medalist in that division. I needed to pay for school and manage to work out at the same time. I used the work place as my gym . Dug out space for a new foundation then unloaded a flat bed semi of 10 inch block. I threw each block as a shot to the brick layer setting the block. The block would land at his finger tips making it easy to reach and saved a lot of time walking. The afternoon was filled with placing planks (two at a time) up and in place in one lift. After break i went two another truck and tossed boxes of floor tile up to the third story window where the other workers could just reach out and grab the 35 pound boxes instead of walking up and down the stairs with them ( saving time). Oh at lunch time I use to throw the shot instead of eating I washed down my three tuna sandwiches I ate at break with water. When school started in the fall I was out throwing and the football team was walking by outside the fence for some reason I started to show off and was hitting the fence at 60 feet. PICK IT UP AND TOSS IT.
Posted on: Thu, 07 Aug 2014 20:40:11 +0000
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