Throwing

dz9c · Last edited by dz9c on Sat Jun 17, 2006 5:27 am; edited 1 time in total

I am a really good thrower, however Im not a strong person. All my friends notice my throwing ability, including family. Im a good thrower so people think Im strong but Im really not...Im pretty weak. I was wondering how this could be? I used to play a game called Wall Ball (other name: Off the Wall) and I guess that gave me a good throwing arm but however Im not strong. So what makes a person throw good but yet be weak? Is it just certain muscles? If so which muscles are involved when throwing?
Any feedback greatly appreciated!

trilogy456

I have a mini-dautsan (is it pronounced the same as the truck?) and he is very protective. He doesn't attack anything but will bark at anything he doesn't recognized that comes close to the house. We didn't train him this way but he was trained this way by another person. The saying you can't teach an old dog new trick is true in the reverse way. I mean I can't teach him how to not do something he's already learned because then it would be teaching him something new. He has also had a seizure problem. Anyone else experience that? I bet it is a probelm with that breed because I don't think they live long and always have a high pulse rate.

dz9c

trilogy456

bluedragon

I used to throw shotput and discus for track and field in junior high school. Those were the good ol' days. Nowadays I just play volleyball. Mmm...volleyball. Tossing, hitting, spiking. Better than throwing. Smile

sugarbox

Have you ever throw some precious things? <like g/b friend>