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How Throw Power training works
Updated 9 November 2026
Throw Power in Throw Food For Animals: official pull-up stands, what the x2 Training Power pass says, and only in-game numbers we can verify.
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One of the six official steps says you train on pull-up stands to gain Throw Power. A later step says you reach new areas with stronger and rarer animals. Those two sentences are the loop the developer published. We now also have pictures of training stands and of the Throw Power number on a player's screen. Those pictures show one player's numbers. They are not a published maximum, and they are not unlock gates for new areas.
What the official page says
Throw Power comes from training on pull-up stands. The public page does not say how many stands exist, how much a stand costs or how much power a single rep gives. It also does not publish a maximum Throw Power or a max level. The honest answer today is that we have not found a cap written by the developer.
The x2 Training Power pass
The official shop lists a pass named x2 Training Power for 149 Robux. The description is "Double XP on every pull up, forever!". The pass is optional. The base game is free and playable without it. Because Robux costs real money, younger players should ask a parent or guardian before buying it. We repeat the store sentence as written and do not add extra multipliers.
Official Robux products that mention Throw Power
The official shop, checked on 9 November 2026, also sells packs whose text mentions Throw Power or training time. Throw Power Pack 1 costs 2 Robux and says "+5 Throw Power: your throws go further!". Throw Power Pack 2 costs 9 Robux and says "+30 Throw Power: your throws go further!". Throw Power Pack 3 costs 39 Robux and says "+150 Throw Power: your throws go further!". Throw Power Pack 4 costs 99 Robux and says "+500 Throw Power: your throws go further!". Separate products sell "5m of Training", "15m of Training" and "30m of Training" as instant training time, plus later rows called "2m Training Pack", "5m Training Pack" and "15m Training Pack". Those lines are shop text, not a picture of the pull-up screen in the world. We do not turn them into an area unlock table.
Numbers seen on screen
One world training stand was labeled $72Spd and +45Qa XP / rep. At that same moment the arm icon on the HUD read 10028. On the pull-up minigame itself the screen showed a STOP button, Level 2003 and a bar reading 94.5Qa/447Qa. Other HUD readings from the same kind of player display include 11433 while the Food Shop was open and 8043 while the Your Plot panel was open. Those numbers belong to one player in those videos. They are not a published maximum and they are not area unlock gates. No on-screen text such as a required Throw Power to enter a zone was readable, so we still do not publish a gate table.
Other HUD arm-icon readings from the same kind of display include 7973, 8373, 9728, 10513, 11203 and again 11433. A NEW EQUIPMENT banner offered TICKET BOOTH BAR for $350Qad with +141T XP / rep and an UPGRADE button. Another readout printed Lands in: FOREST next to 170/7973. That line names the landing zone of a throw. It is not a gate that says you need a certain Throw Power before you may enter Forest. Later readings in the same style include 510/7973, 646/7973, 697/7973 and 833/7973. All of these are still one player's numbers. No area unlock gate that names a required Throw Power was readable in those videos either.
These are on-screen numbers from one player's HUD and one training stand, not published maximums and not area unlock gates. No gate text such as a required Throw Power to enter a zone was readable in this video.
HUD readings on credited stills
| HUD value | Context | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 11433 | Food Shop open, HUD arm icon | about 0:11 to 0:13 (11s to 13s) |
| 8043 | Your Plot panel, survey frame t0035 | about 4:32 (272s) |
| 10028 | World training stand | 15:52 (952s) |
Training stand stills
| Printed label | Extra text | Note | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| $72Spd | +45Qa XP / rep | World text above the training pad. | 15:52 (952s) |
| STOP button, Level 2003, 94.5Qa/447Qa | On the pull-up minigame itself (accurate frame t952). This is one player's level, not a published cap. | 15:52 (952s) |
No area unlock gates were readable in this video.
What is still open
- Area unlock gates: No readable unlock names a required Throw Power. A landing-zone HUD line such as Lands in: FOREST is not treated as a gate. The developer has not published a maximum Throw Power; HUD numbers are one player's readings.
FAQ
How do I gain Throw Power according to the official page?
The official description says you train on pull-up stands to gain Throw Power. It does not publish the number of stands or the power per rep.
What does the x2 Training Power pass claim to do?
The official catalog text is: Double XP on every pull up, forever! The pass costs 149 Robux and is optional.
Is a maximum Throw Power published by the developer?
No. We have not found a developer published maximum or max level on the public game page or in the official shop text we read on 9 November 2026.
What Throw Power numbers have you seen on screen?
One player's HUD showed numbers such as 11433, 8043 and 10028. A training stand showed $72Spd and +45Qa XP / rep. These are not published maximums or area gates.