I was a junior college athlete throwing shot and discus in 1972. Al came to the West Coast Relays in Fresno and I was fortunate enough to get onto the field close to the throwing ring. I used a Super * move camera and filmed all of his throws. Seeing a smaller thrower (shorter than most) but with such amazing strength and quickness was amazing. That night Al threw 69-2. As I recall he was friendly and talked easily with the other athletes. Loved following him. Super thrower.

This is my second review, affirming my appreciation of this wonderful podcast. Coach Frontier continues to explore new facets of the throws and expertly interview a wide array of fascinating guests, making this my one must-listen-to podcast.

Whether you are a throws fan or have someone in your life who is a thrower, this is a fantastic podcast. There is a great variety of content from covering the latest world and national competitions to technique and training info. I especially enjoy hearing interviews of top athletes and coaches. They are so relatable and engaging.

Was an amazing listen and I did learn to throw big and also far! 5 stars for me!

I discovered the Throw Big Throw Far podcast 9 months ago and today I completed listening to every interview in the podcast. Listening to episode 1 and episode 196 in the same day was a treat. If you’re just finding the podcast too you don’t want to miss the early episodes either. I have shared many of the Tip Tuesday episodes with athletes, go back and find them. Some of the episodes in the 30s and 40s, during Covid’s peak in 2020, were emotionally hard as athletes described their struggles which brought back memories of how difficult that time was to get through. Deanna Price, who is in 3 episodes, is my favorite guest on the podcast but every episode has its gems that will help you on your own throws journey. Joe Frontier’s prowess as a coach who can manage 60 high school athletes at a time is matched by his skill to host the podcast. He does a great job of listening and then reflecting back on key moments the listener wants to explore further. I aspire now to one day achieve at a level to be interesting enough to be interviewed by Joe and stand amongst the greats on this podcast. So go ahead and listen. Give every episode your attention. You’ll be glad you did. Ethan Tussing VCU Throws Coach

This is such an awesome podcast. So much knowledge and put together so well. Sometimes the volume is low compared to other podcasts, which makes it hard to hear in noisy situations. That’s a minor detail. The knowledge that you share and the crazy awesome guests are amazing. Keep up the good work. I can’t imagine how you find time to do all this. And get Alex Rose onto the podcast. I’m not sure how I would. DMU. But I definitely agree that we should have event live feeds for the throws that have commentary. It is so frustrating seeing so little of the events. Period.

Great podcast that gives a perspective on the throws mind.

I love this podcast because it’s informative and I enjoy the stories on how the guests got into throwing in the first place.

My favorite podcast. If you want to know anything about the throws just press play! Great interviews and conversations. Early episodes don’t have the best sound but things have gotten better. Great content.

I enjoy hearing Joe’s interviews and always find new information each episode to share with my own athletes!