Lesson 25: Rotational shot put history and training
In this 3-part lecture series, University of Georgia coach Don Babbitt covers the rotational shot put from A to Z. Starting with a look at historical models of rotational shot put technique used by top Americans, he then looks at methods for training technique and power for the rotational shot put. Having coached such Olympic medalists as Reese Hoffa and Adam Nelson, Babbitt shares insights from his experience working with the world’s best throwers.
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Topics Covered
American rotational shot put history
67 minutes
- Breaking down the technique of Brian Oldfield, Dave Laut, Randy Barnes, John Godina, Adam Nelson, Christian Cantwell, Reese Hoffa, Joe Kovacs, and Ryan Crouser.
Technical development for rotational shot put
79 minutes
- Understanding the role of the power position and differences in the spin vs. glide power position.
- Proper execution of drills (stand throw, half turn drill, step in, South African, 360º drill and full throw) and how they fit in to technical development for different technical styles.
Power development for rotational shot put
77 minutes
- Power demands of the rotational shot put and individual variation
- The power index and other examples of power testing
- Sample exercises for specific strength, sprinting, jumping, and classical lifting
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