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Gill
Gill Rubber Discus W/Handstrap; 1K
$39.95
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Product Description
Build safe, repeatable throwing reps with the Gill Rubber Discus with Hand Strap (1K). The adjustable strap keeps the implement secured to the athlete's hand through the wind-up and turn, making it a smart tool for teaching release timing and rotational mechanics without the disc flying loose across the field.
Key features & specs:
- 1 kg rubber discus sized for developing and women's/girls' throwers
- Adjustable hand strap keeps the implement controlled during technique work
- Durable rubber construction stands up to repeated training use
- Rubber build is more forgiving on hands and surfaces than a metal-rim disc
- Ideal for teaching grip, rotation, and release timing
- For training use only
Coach's tip: Use the strap version early in the season to groove the throwing motion and build confidence with beginners before they handle a loose implement, then progress athletes to a standard competition discus as their mechanics lock in. Check the strap for wear before each session, always practice inside a protective cage, wipe the disc clean after use, and store indoors to preserve the rubber and strap.
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