So impressive - Ryan is in a vid from about 3 years ago talking about what it takes to throw 24m - he hadn't even thrown 23m at the time, now he's got us dreaming of 24m. Personally I'd take 12m :)
Ya fr I had it right before a meet and did terrible, jus focus on nothing go in there with a clear mind and act like you are in practice, I would do warm ups before get loose, play some music, get your mind off of everyone’s opinion. And focus on release the first throw, then the second throw really try if the first one didn’t scratch
@@brysonbodner6468 online has some good information on it, what I did was I went outside and sat by the woods while imagining all the steps of a throw. Entering and exiting the ring, releasing it, I grew more comfortable in the ring and it led to bigger throws.
Training and competing are so different - I actually try to embrace people who stop and stare now, it used to annoy me, now I use it as angry fuel - and sometimes it works. Plus, good practice for Masters meets.
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So impressive - Ryan is in a vid from about 3 years ago talking about what it takes to throw 24m - he hadn't even thrown 23m at the time, now he's got us dreaming of 24m. Personally I'd take 12m :)
Can you guys make a video on how to deal with circle anxiety and being able to compete confidently
Ya fr I had it right before a meet and did terrible, jus focus on nothing go in there with a clear mind and act like you are in practice, I would do warm ups before get loose, play some music, get your mind off of everyone’s opinion. And focus on release the first throw, then the second throw really try if the first one didn’t scratch
Sports visualization helped me go from 10-12th in the state to first. I’d recommend trying it.
@@Tetloff_Throws how did you start doing it and what were the steps you had taken. Like did you get coached, books, get info from others, etc.
@@brysonbodner6468 online has some good information on it, what I did was I went outside and sat by the woods while imagining all the steps of a throw. Entering and exiting the ring, releasing it, I grew more comfortable in the ring and it led to bigger throws.
Training and competing are so different - I actually try to embrace people who stop and stare now, it used to annoy me, now I use it as angry fuel - and sometimes it works. Plus, good practice for Masters meets.
I really liked the step by step analysis in this video. It was so enlightening to see the process.
Ryan is a class act!!! They need to move the fence back more!
If only we had access to technique when I was in college like this! Threw 53.26 with no ideA what I was doing except trying to emulate Mac
Did you wish Dr. B a happy birthday, Dane? It was Wednesday. 83 years young!
What do you think of his entire series? Unbelievable!
Watching Crouser is like watching a 6' 7" 320 lb ballerina. Beautiful to watch.
It soo far like they have to rebuild the arena.
Can you believe that crousr is his own coach lol
The offcial, patented and copyrighted name is the "Crouser side step Electric slide and shuffle" Line dancers around the world are awating the release of a new country line dance song so they can dance the CSS Electric SS
It's bound to SWEEP the nation! 😅
@@kennethwoods6525 LOL
@@et5222: The idea of Ryan Crouser demonstrating his new dance move to the country just makes me smile. Go, Ryan! It's your birthday!
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I think the number in the Thumbnail is wrong
It was first measured at 23m58 but they corrected it.
@@siouxleger2705 thank you
For American athletes, Wada does not do doping control, that's the whole secret of such a result 🤗
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