How to Stay Low in the Hammer Throw

Tips from coach Martin Bingisser on how and when to stay low during the throw. For more information on this topic, visit: www.hmmrmedia.c... And for more on hammer throwing, check out his book at www.hmmrmedia.c...

[@brianmcd9492]

Simple and precise "Keep Even Ceiling," Knee Bend helps turns,+ Seat Position 🙂👍will put those good points into practise

[@alpha-omega74]

tried out this tip before practice.
worked out well.
went over my personal best every throw, I look forward for improvements as my season progresses

[@HammerPwnt]

This is excellent. Thanks for posting! :)

[@techlete_]

Great vid, very helpful

[@cristianrojas4083]

Super! I noticed I was doing this little number 0:29. thanks for the vid!

[@zadekretschmer9169]

That really helped

[@rnunez1989]

So from my understanding is that I would essentially want to have my knee touching the ground when the hammer is at the high point and standing up when the hammer is at the low point so that I am going against the hammer or just stay low at all times?

[@jordanhilditch8521]

just stay down until release which you should stand tall

[@hammeronly7583]

Thank you so match, now im throw 28,55 metres

[@lexstrom8898]

Stepping towards the hammer......???

[@lexstrom8898]

Your third thought of stepping straight off to 90 degrees, is the discus feeling, not a good teaching point for Hammer training. Your demonstration movements, for any style you choose, shows too much weight on your left. I can see you have great knowledge of Hammer throwing, but this teaching of having that much weight on your left leg is counter productive. As is your stepping way too far forward at 180. I would be interested is seeing you critique a 80 meter throw, because it would not be possible, performing those 2 technical flaws.