London Olympics Javelin game | London 2012 Javelin

London 2012 Javelin

London 2012 Javelin

The Basic of Javelin:

In the Javelin, athletes must throw the javelin as far as feasible. The javelin in the men's competition is two.7m long and weighs at least 800g. Using a run-up the athlete must release the javelin before the finish of the runway, launching it with hand held over the shoulder. The distance the javelin travels is measured from the finish of the runway to the point the javelin first touches the ground, which must be within the lines of the throwing sector. The javelin must land on its tip for the throw to be valid.

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Top Android and iOS Apps to Follow the Olympics 2012

Top Android and iOS Apps to Follow the Olympics 2012

If you are enthusiastic about the Olympic games 2012 and own an Android or iOS device, you will be glad to know that there are apps which will help you stay in touch with the Olympics happenings.
Top Android and iOS Apps to Follow the Olympics 2012

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London Olympics 2012 Events List | List of Participating games in London Olympics 2012

London Olympics 2012 events List

Hello Dear today I decided that in some days I share with you new about London Olympics 2012 because sports are very interesting and very good activities for healthy life I'm personally very found of Sports and watch match with interest. So, In days of London Olympics 2012 I share with you some information and new and London Olympics events. I hope you like my this great information. today I tell you that a list about sports event which include in London Olympics following game are include in Olympics.
The following is a complete list of all sports participating in the 2012 Olympics:

•     Archery
•     Athletics
•     Badminton
•     Baseball
•     Basketball
•     Boxing
•     Canoe/Kayak - Flatwater and Slalom
•     Cycling - Track, Road, Mountain Bike and BMX
•     Equestrian

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London 2012 Synchronized Swimming Basics | History of Synchronized Swimming

London 2012 Synchronized Swimming Basics

London 2012 Synchronized Swimming Basics

In the coursework of routines, swimmers perform dance & acrobatic movements to music, & are not allowed to touch the bottom of the pool at any point. Wearing make-up on their faces & gelatin in their hair, they also use nose-clips to help them breathe. Special underwater speakers are used so the swimmers can keep count in their method at all times.

Originally called "water ballet," synchronized swimming made its first Olympic appearance at the 1984 Los Angeles Games. Seemingly effortless, synchronized swimmers must exhibit strength, endurance, flexibility & breath control, all while keeping a smirk on their faces.

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