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Common Errors & Corrections in the Discus Throw with Vesteinn Hafsteinsson
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  • 1

    Understanding Common Errors in the Discus Throw
  • 2

    The Swing: Errors and Connections
  • 3

    Foot Connection for Stability and Power
  • 4

    American vs. European Discus: Key Differences
  • Lesson 5:
    Late Planting: Timing Your Left Foot

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    •  This lesson focuses on the importance of proper left foot placement in the discus throw. It explains how late planting can affect rotational mechanics, power transfer, and overall performance. Key takeaways include maintaining a strong left side, avoiding excessive rotation, and ensuring a stable base for an efficient throw.

  • 6

    The Release: Push, Don’t Jump
  • 7

    Turning Weakness into Strength
  • 8

    Key Differences in Rotational Shot Put Technique

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Common Errors & Corrections in the Discus Throw with Vesteinn Hafsteinsson

Coach Vesteinn Hafsteinsson’s course, Common Errors & Corrections in the Discus Throw, provides an in-depth breakdown of the most frequent technical mistakes athletes make and how to correct them effectively. Drawing from his extensive experience coaching elite throwers, Hafsteinsson methodically analyzes key phases of the discus throw, including grip, wind-up, entry, power position, and releas...

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