Correlation between selected kinematic variables and performance outcomes in the javelin throw power position

Abstract

The javelin throw is a difficult sport that calls for a great deal of coordination between numerous body parts. In this research 20 Male senior national level player aged 20-28 years had to be chosen for the study. To obtain a reliable measurement, standard and calibrated equipment like a camera, Tripod, Cones, measuring tape, etc. were used, and the study was directed under controlled conditions. The point at which the javelin is released, known as the power position, largely dictates the distance thrown. For the power position method in javelin throwing, this work develops a prediction model based on a selected kinematic characteristic. The kinematic analysis of professional javelin throwers is used to investigate the connection between the optimal power position and the kinametic variable in order to develop a prediction model. To improve throwing performance, the model aims to provide useful information on technique optimization.