Hammer Throw in relation to scientific forces and motion law

The athletic event of hammer throw is a metal ball attached to a wire and handle. However, there are certain forces acting on both the athlete and the ball when participating in this event. The force of upward force and gravity takes part when the athlete grabs the handle from the ball; the force of acceleration takes part when the ball is pinning; when the ball is throw out, Newton’s First Law results both …

…resistance and gravity and Newton’s Third Law results. These forces coordinate each procedure of the hammer event, which is the grabbing of the ball, pinning of the athlete and ball, thrown out of the ball and landing of the ball respectively. However, without these forces, the sport will not work and will be no fun, as each procedure is relied on each force. The action of each of the forces contributes to the sport.