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Martin Bingisser

Double the Support, Double the Fun

June 16, 2015/by Martin Bingisser

Last month I wrote about how to stay low in the hammer throw. It is important not to let your body rise up along with the hammer during the throw since that prevents effective acceleration of the implement. But there is an extra benefit of staying low: it helps you keep both feet on the ground longer. Staying on the ground, i.e. maximizing the double support phase, is an even more important aspect of accelerating the hammer. This is a topic I cover several times in my new book, The Ball and Chain.


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Tags: Anatoli Bondarchuk, Book Promo, Cues, Featured, Hammer Throw Technique, Yuri Sedykh
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  1. Turn The Right « HMMR Media says:
    July 27, 2015 at 14:58

    […] methods that are revolutionary, but also his approach to technique. As a I wrote about last month, he was at the forefront of developing what we call modern hammer throwing technique. He also coached some of the early shot put spinners. In a recently self-published book The Throws […]

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Martin Bingisser is the founder of HMMR Media, Swiss national hammer throw coach, and 11-time national champion.

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