Track and Field
100m dash - ANS-is a sprint race in track and subject competitions. The shortest common
outside going for walks distance, it's far one of the maximum famous and prestigious events
in the sport of athletics. It has been contested at the Summer Olympics in view that 1896 for
guys and seeing that 1928 for women. 9-15 seconds
200m dash - ANS-second shortest distance race in music. Full dash half of a lap in 19-30
seconds
400m dash - ANS-1 lap, eighty-90 percent velocity. 43-seventy five seconds
baton - ANS-hole rod of wood, paper, or plastic that is passed for the duration of a race from
one member of a relay team to the next in a prescribed place
Blind Hand Off - ANS-This is a type of hand off utilized in a relay race in which the individual
receiving the baton starts offevolved to run and does NOT take a look at teammate whilst
receiving the baton.
Discus - ANS-A area occasion wherein a competitor "throws" a heavy disc as a ways as
feasible.
Fake start - ANS-an invalid or disallowed begin to a race
foul or fault - ANS-while a competitor gets outside the tune line whilst strolling
High Jump - ANS-A subject occasion in which a competitor jumps as high as possible over a
horizontal bar that is raised until only one competitor can jump over it without dislodging it
hurdles - ANS-race wherein the runners jump over obstacles while jogging
javelin - ANS-a mild spear thrown by hand
lane - ANS-a jogging row or segment on the song
lap - ANS-one revolution of a racetrack
long leap - ANS-an occasion wherein competitors soar as a ways as feasible in a single
bounce from a jogging start
marathon - ANS-an extended-distance going for walks occasion with and professional
distance of forty two.295 km (26 mi) this is commonly run as a avenue race
Open Hand Off - ANS-This is a kind of hand off utilized in a relay race in which the character
receiving the baton appears at and opens up to the teammate they're getting the baton from.
Pole Vault - ANS-A subject occasion in which a competitor makes use of a bendy pole as an
resource to leap over a horizontal bar.
Record - ANS-an success of the highest jogging time within the competitors
relay - ANS-High School stage has those 4x100 and 4x400 events. Runners pass a baton
to every other in particular zones and try and run the first-rate times as a group.
Shot Put - ANS-A area event where a competitor "throws" a heavy metal ball (outside) as a
ways as viable. (Grip, stance, shift, launch).
Sprint - ANS-walking complete pace over a short distance
starting block - ANS-a formed rigid block for bracing the feet of a runner at the start of a race
triple soar - ANS-a jumping occasion for distance wherein a player leaps on one foot from a
takeoff point, lands at the identical foot, steps ahead on the opposite foot, leaps, and lands
on each toes (hop, bypass and soar)
100m dash - ANS-is a sprint race in track and subject competitions. The shortest common
outside going for walks distance, it's far one of the maximum famous and prestigious events
in the sport of athletics. It has been contested at the Summer Olympics in view that 1896 for
guys and seeing that 1928 for women. 9-15 seconds
200m dash - ANS-second shortest distance race in music. Full dash half of a lap in 19-30
seconds
400m dash - ANS-1 lap, eighty-90 percent velocity. 43-seventy five seconds
baton - ANS-hole rod of wood, paper, or plastic that is passed for the duration of a race from
one member of a relay team to the next in a prescribed place
Blind Hand Off - ANS-This is a type of hand off utilized in a relay race in which the individual
receiving the baton starts offevolved to run and does NOT take a look at teammate whilst
receiving the baton.
Discus - ANS-A area occasion wherein a competitor "throws" a heavy disc as a ways as
feasible.
Fake start - ANS-an invalid or disallowed begin to a race
foul or fault - ANS-while a competitor gets outside the tune line whilst strolling
High Jump - ANS-A subject occasion in which a competitor jumps as high as possible over a
horizontal bar that is raised until only one competitor can jump over it without dislodging it
hurdles - ANS-race wherein the runners jump over obstacles while jogging
javelin - ANS-a mild spear thrown by hand
lane - ANS-a jogging row or segment on the song
lap - ANS-one revolution of a racetrack
long leap - ANS-an occasion wherein competitors soar as a ways as feasible in a single
bounce from a jogging start
marathon - ANS-an extended-distance going for walks occasion with and professional
distance of forty two.295 km (26 mi) this is commonly run as a avenue race
Open Hand Off - ANS-This is a kind of hand off utilized in a relay race in which the character
receiving the baton appears at and opens up to the teammate they're getting the baton from.
Pole Vault - ANS-A subject occasion in which a competitor makes use of a bendy pole as an
resource to leap over a horizontal bar.
Record - ANS-an success of the highest jogging time within the competitors
relay - ANS-High School stage has those 4x100 and 4x400 events. Runners pass a baton
to every other in particular zones and try and run the first-rate times as a group.
Shot Put - ANS-A area event where a competitor "throws" a heavy metal ball (outside) as a
ways as viable. (Grip, stance, shift, launch).
Sprint - ANS-walking complete pace over a short distance
starting block - ANS-a formed rigid block for bracing the feet of a runner at the start of a race
triple soar - ANS-a jumping occasion for distance wherein a player leaps on one foot from a
takeoff point, lands at the identical foot, steps ahead on the opposite foot, leaps, and lands
on each toes (hop, bypass and soar)
