Scottish Heavy Athletics
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![]() Since April 1996, the first web page dedicated to the Scottish highland games
CONTENTS Description of the events with images Market: merchandise and equipment for the Scottish heavy athlete Records: professional world, north american, U.S., canadian; masters, amateur, and women's records Grip issues as relevant to highland games Basic weight throw technique described as best as I can in words Primitive equipment training: about strength exercises and lifts using natural or simple objects found outside of the gym How to make a kilt: a no-frills, lightweight athletic kilt for competition for about $20. My Scottish athletics story: how I got into highland games competition Practice equipment: how to make, find, purchase, and otherwise acquire equipment unique to the training of the highland games Vertical standards: how to make practice vertical standards for the sheaf toss or the weight toss Scottish heavy athletics and track & field throwing technique: a comparison of basic throwing fundamentals applications Scottish heavy athletics and the origin of track & field throwing events: discusses the history of heavy athletics and its role in the development of modern track & field throwing events during the late 19th century Archives: old (1995-98) amateur results and rankings from U.S. games East of Mississippi Athletic directors: advice on managing field sizes and setup for a competition or demonstration Opinion: my recommendations about improving the sport and rules modification About Overall Scoring and Ranking Links: organizations and web pages about Scottish heavy athletics
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Current/print date: | Thursday, 30-Apr-09 02:12:47 PDT |
Page last modified: | Wednesday, 04-Jun-03 11:44:02 PDT |
Website address: | http://www.geocities.com/aedziepak/heavy |