Stick with the spin. There is no specific body type that you need to have to be a spinner, I don't know what this other guy is thinking. Jacko Gill, 6'4 230 pounds is a spinner, 6'0 310 pounds, Reese Hoffa, yup you guessed it, he's a spinner. Or we can even go really big and go with Christian Cantwell who is 6'6 330 pounds. ANYONE can be a spinner. Just keep working at it and you'll be fine.
@FallenSkater414 why the anger? lol if you want proof I throw shot, then look up James Plummer Egg Harbor Twp on Nj milesplit lol you have a body made for glide, not spin. I've been to quite a few meets and have had alot of shot put training. trust me, I know what I'm talking about.
Stick with the spin. There is no specific body type that you need to have to be a spinner, I don't know what this other guy is thinking. Jacko Gill, 6'4 230 pounds is a spinner, 6'0 310 pounds, Reese Hoffa, yup you guessed it, he's a spinner. Or we can even go really big and go with Christian Cantwell who is 6'6 330 pounds. ANYONE can be a spinner. Just keep working at it and you'll be fine.
WeLoveToThrow200 2 weeks ago
too much weight going on your left foot in your block . stay back and pivot
inthisroom 3 months ago
@FallenSkater414 why the anger? lol if you want proof I throw shot, then look up James Plummer Egg Harbor Twp on Nj milesplit lol you have a body made for glide, not spin. I've been to quite a few meets and have had alot of shot put training. trust me, I know what I'm talking about.
djlilcrispy 4 months ago
you should probably stick to the glide.
djlilcrispy 4 months ago
the block arm (left for you) creates alot of momentum also, you have to use it. try to keep it going up and out, same with your chest and head.
MegaPandaDeth 11 months ago