| （1.Teaching Section of Track and Field，Xi’an University of Physical Education，Xi’an 710068，China；2.Hebei Institute of Physical Education，Shijiazhuang 050041，China；3.College of Physical Education，Hebei Normal University，Shijiazhuang 050060，China） Abstract: The authors studied the final power explosion technique used in 32 test throws by 15 excellent male jave-lin throw athletes in China, and revealed the following findings: the Chinese athletes had such a common problem as advance acceleration of the right shoulder, especially the right elbow, which accelerates the javelin in advance without the power explosion at the end of the “delayed” move, screws up the formation of the “full bow” move, and messes up the order of power explosion in various moves in the process.
Key words: javelin throw；final power explosion；“delayed” move |
