Product Description

Scholastic 8 lb. Shot Put – Precision & Durability for Track & Field Athletes

Achieve your best throws with the Scholastic 8 lb. Shot Put, designed for high school and youth track & field athletes.  Built for durability, balance, and performance, this competition-weight shot put is perfect for training and official events.  Whether you're refining your technique or competing at the highest level, the Scholastic 8 lb. Shot Put provides the consistency and control needed to improve your throwing distance.

Key Features:

✅ Regulation 8 lb. Weight – Meets official standards for high school track & field competitions.

✅ Durable Solid Iron Construction – Made from high-quality cast iron for long-lasting use and impact resistance.

✅ Smooth, Balanced Design – Precision-engineered for optimal weight distribution, ensuring a controlled and powerful release.

✅ Ideal for Training & Competition – Perfect for both practice sessions and competitive meets, helping athletes enhance their performance.

✅ Great for All Skill Levels – Ideal for beginner, intermediate, and advanced throwers looking to develop power and accuracy.

Why Choose the Scholastic 8 lb. Shot Put?

The Scholastic 8 lb. Shot Put is the ultimate training and competition tool for high school athletes.  Its balanced weight, smooth grip, and durable construction make it a must-have for track & field throwers striving for peak performance.

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Specifications & Features:

• Regulation shot guaranteed to meet specifications and weigh-in
• Great for high school competition and practice
• Cast iron shot

Shot Selection Criteria:
Determination of the correct diameter is based on the fingers being in proper throwing position placed behind the shot. To obtain proper fitting of the shot to the ability of your athlete.

1. Finger length is critical. The shot must rest on the Pad (callus) of the palm and the fingers must be up the side of the shot. Throwers with "shorter" fingers may find that the smaller diameter shot feels better at delivery & those with longer fingers may like the feel of the larger diameter.

2. The final decision is a personal choice by the thrower and you may need 2-3 diameters to fit the whole team. From a Biomechanical point of view, the larger shots give a greater contact area & push zone.