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Throwing a metal-tipped spear overarm as far as it can go without surpassing the throwing arc takes skill, speed and strength.

Strength and technique may launch and guide a metal discus, but wind can change its course.

Reaction times are just one of the many components that can make a difference when the fastest runners on the planet race for global glory.

Many archers inhale when they draw the arrow and hold their breath until the shot is fired, but conditions can really influence results.

In this fierce contact aquatic sport, teams try to outscore their opponent without touching the bottom of the pool.

Swimmers leave the safety of the pool to race over 10 kilometres in fiercely competitive open water where positioning becomes vital.

Formerly called water ballet, synchronised swimming requires artistic expression, strength, flexibility and incredible lung capacity.

Fractions of seconds can determine a winner in this Olympic favourite, with individual and relay races covering all four strokes.

Aquatic acrobats compete in four Olympic events on both springboard and platform, testing consistency, technique and physical strength.

Here are five reasons why I do believe you should teach your kid how to play table tennis.