PPT-Wheel Throwing

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The earliest forms of the potters wheel were tournettes or slow wheels Tournettes in use around 3500 BC in the Near East were turned slowly by hand or by

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The earliest forms of the potters wheel were tournettes or slow wheels Tournettes in use around 3500 BC in the Near East were turned slowly by hand or by foot while coiling a pot . Throwing Event RulesOnce the official calls your name you have one minute to start the throw Enter any part of the ring The thrower must come to a pause after entering the ring The thrower completes t Analysis. Throwing is a sequential pattern of movements in which each part of the body must perform a number of carefully timed and executed acts. . . Wind up. Prepares the body posture and balance in preparation of the cocking phase. The Spin Do not over complicate the spin - The earliest forms of the potter's wheel were . tournettes. ,. or slow wheels.. - . Tournettes. , in use around 3,500 BC in the Near East, were turned slowly by hand or . by foot while coiling a pot. . Ceramics I. Throwing on the Wheel. Make symmetrical vessels. Graceful shapes and curves. Usable, functional Ceramics. Cups, bowls, vases, etc.. Adding Elements. Texture. Glaze patterns. Cut Out Shapes. Throwing Event RulesOnce the official calls your name you have one minute to start the throw Enter any part of the ring The thrower must come to a pause after entering the ring The thrower completes t Nicholas Colella. Throwing. A basic movement pattern performed to propel an object away from the body.. Overhand, underhand, sidearm. Preparatory phase, propulsive phase, follow-through phase. Examples. Introduction to Wheel Throwing and Parts of the Machine. Week 1. . Time . Power point. Part 1- 19. 60 minutes. Class # 1. 1. 1. 282. 1.1 Development of wheel throwing. 1.2 Types of wheel throwing. 1.3 Parts of the machine. Ceramics II.  Jennifer McCurdy. Wheel Thrown Porcelain Artist on Martha's . Vineyard. Award winning Artist & Educator with many works in permanent gallery exhibits. . After . throwing my vessel on the potter's wheel, I alter the form to set up a movement of soft shadow. When the porcelain is leather hard, I carve patterns to add energy and counterpoint. . Analysis. Throwing is a sequential pattern of movements in which each part of the body must perform a number of carefully timed and executed acts. . . Wind up. Prepares the body posture and balance in preparation of the cocking phase. Throwing. A basic movement pattern performed to propel an object away from the body.. Overhand, underhand, sidearm. Preparatory phase, propulsive phase, follow-through phase. Examples. Pitching a baseball to the batter. Phases of Throwing a Football. Throwing a football consists of 4 phases. 1. Stance. 2. Step/Windup. 3. Release. 4. Follow Thru. Stance. Wide Base. Support & Balance. Easier to step. Shoulders To Target. Joseph H. Guettler, M.D.. Head Team Physician, Oakland University Athletics. Associate Professor, OUWB Medical School. Disclosure. Educational and research support from Don Joy, . Arthrex. , . Arthrocare. Throwing A Football By: Cory Bean & Caleb Singleton Phases of Throwing a Football Throwing a football consists of 4 phases 1. Stance 2. Step/Windup 3. Release 4. Follow Thru Stance Wide Base

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