Javelin cannot be thrown in a single move because javelin is a sport that requires throwing, not walking. Javelin is used for throwing, and its flight distance is related to the thrower's strength, skills, wind speed and other factors. In javelin competitions, the thrower needs to throw at a specific location in the venue, and the throwing distance is also limited. For example, in the men's javelin competition, the length of the field is 100 meters, and the distance from the throwing line to the starting point is 8 meters, so the javelin can only be thrown to a distance of about 98 meters at most. Therefore, javelin cannot be thrown in a single move and needs to be thrown.

66.1 meters.

The qualified score for a first-level athlete in javelin is 66.1 meters. Javelin is one of the traditional competitive events. There is a javelin event in the World Track and Field Championships and the Olympic Games. Moreover, its challenge, viewing and excitement are attractive and very beautiful.

How many meters a javelin can travel depends on the specific situation, but it can usually reach the requirements of a single throw. Because when athletes compete in javelin throwing, they need to choose throwing strategies and strength according to the requirements of the competition regulations and the conditions of the venue, in order to enable the javelin to reach the farthest distance. Generally speaking, in the case of standard venues and standard javelins, the athlete's skills and strength can allow the javelin to reach the requirements of a single throw. In addition, it should be noted that the requirements of different competitions, the conditions of different venues, and the athlete's skills and physical condition will affect the throwing distance of the javelin. Therefore, athletes need to continuously improve their technical level and physical fitness in training in order to achieve good results in the competition.

51 meters,

According to the "Technical Level Standards for Track and Field Athletes" of the "Technical Level Standards for Athletes" implemented on March 1, 2010, the standards for men's javelin (800 grams) athletes at all levels are: International-level athletes - 78.00 meters Athletes - 71.00 meters First-level athletes - 66.10 meters Second-level athletes - 51.00 meters Third-level athletes - 36.00 meters

1 There is no clear conclusion to this question, because the number of meters of javelin has no direct relationship with single recruitment, which refers to a way for high school graduates to be admitted to colleges and universities through independent enrollment examinations.

2 Javelin itself is a track and field sport, and the main score is the distance of the throw. The single recruitment examination mainly depends on the candidates' cultural course scores and interview performance.

3 If you want to be admitted to a university by participating in track and field sports, it is recommended that you choose sports that are not related to single recruitment, and at the same time pay attention to improving your academic performance and interview performance.