Precision Club Throw at the Paralympic Games
A club throw event has been part of athletics at the Summer Paralympics since the first Games in 1960. In addition, there was also a Precision Club Throw event at the 1976 and 1988 Paralympic Games.
While the aim of the club throw event is to throw the wooden bowling pin-shaped club as far as possible, in the precision club throw, participants were aiming for a target of concentric circles on the ground.
There is has also been a similar Precision Javelin Throw event previously held as part of the Paralympics.
Related Pages
- Para Athletics at the Paralympic Games
- Precision Javelin Throw at the Paralympics [discontinued sport]
- Javelin at the Summer Olympics
- List of sports at the Paralympics
- More discontinued Paralympic sports
- List of Sports for Athletes with Disabilities
- More about Track & Field Events
- Main Paralympics page
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