Roald Bradstock - July 4th, 2008 - 7th Olympic Trials - NBC
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69m is fcking good if your 46 :O
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Roald, ur a legend.
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Of course...By the way, in Finnish book concerning 1984 olympics your second and best throw 81m+ in final was descpriped: " Paikaltaan heittämisen maailmanennätys". Same in english can be translated like "world record in standing throw".
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what about al oerter. He painted with paint and discus back in the day
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Good throwing... Is that 700g.? Do you know a guy called Paulo Ostapowicz. He is still throwing 53m+ at 56 years of age with 800g. We all respect him at our club. He wants to throw 60m at 60- 800g. If he actually trained im sure he would.
jumpinpoo 2 years ago
it was new rule 800g.
Nope.
I hope he trains
:)
Roald62 2 years ago
Dear Roald, Arto Härkönen is still beating you like in Los Angeles
Hessoss 2 years ago
that was 24 years ago......bring it on now.....i am a late blommer...very, very late
:)
xooxoxo
Roald62 2 years ago
yes he did. He was a good friend. there are a couple of videos on this (my) Youtube account with him talking about "Art of the Olympians"
Roald62 3 years ago
Good throw think that was about 68m throw, how do you keep goin when your 46 because most javelin throwers have long retired by then with a few exceptions peter yates,tony smith comes to mind & kevin murch (rugby & northampton) who still throws & is nearly 50 dont you get elbow and shoulder pain and everything else which comes along with javelin throwing and have you ajusted your training with age?
tice123 3 years ago
never had any problem with shoulder or elbow or anything for that matter
training now focuses mostly on conditioning
Roald62 3 years ago