Two-time Olympic champion Ryan Crouser‘s 23.38-meter shot put from February, the farthest throw in history, is not being recognized as a world record.. Crouser’s throw, farther than his world indoor ...

Olympic gold medalist Ryan Crouser won his second straight U.S. title in the men's shot put in dramatic fashion today, launching the shot 22.65 meters (74-3¾) on his final throw.

In February, two-time Olympic gold medalist Ryan Crouser, 30, completed the farthest throw in shot put history, but it will not count as a world record, according to NBC Sports.. The throw, which ...

So you can't really throw it. Instead, you have to kind of shove it from your shoulder, or rather, put it. And most people just aren't strong or coordinated enough. to put a shot more than a few feet.

At the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, the gold-medal winning men's throw was 23.3 meters or 76.4 feet by Ryan Crouser of the United States. This was the second-longest shot put throw in Olympic history.

In the Tokyo Olympics, the gold-medal winning men's throw was 23.3 meters or 76.4 feet by Ryan Crouser of the United States. This was the second-longest shot put throw in Olympic history.

At the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, the gold-medal winning men's throw was 23.3 meters or 76.4 feet by Ryan Crouser of the United States. This was the second-longest shot put throw in Olympic history.

Two-time Olympic champion Ryan Crouser's 23.38-meter shot put from February, the farthest throw in history, is not being recognized as a world record.

At the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, the gold-medal winning men's throw was 23.3 meters or 76.4 feet by Ryan Crouser of the United States. This was the second-longest shot put throw in Olympic history.