This document provides an overview of four jumping events in athletics: high jump, long jump, triple jump, and pole vault. It describes the objective and basic rules of each event, including required equipment and dimensions of the competition areas. Videos are presented on the techniques used in each jumping discipline.
This document provides an overview of four jumping events in athletics: high jump, long jump, triple jump, and pole vault. It describes the objective and basic rules of each event, including required equipment and dimensions of the competition areas. Videos are presented on the techniques used in each jumping discipline.
This document provides an overview of four jumping events in athletics: high jump, long jump, triple jump, and pole vault. It describes the objective and basic rules of each event, including required equipment and dimensions of the competition areas. Videos are presented on the techniques used in each jumping discipline.
This document provides an overview of four jumping events in athletics: high jump, long jump, triple jump, and pole vault. It describes the objective and basic rules of each event, including required equipment and dimensions of the competition areas. Videos are presented on the techniques used in each jumping discipline.
JUMPING PRESENTATION BY: GROUP 2 JUMPING a category of sports that involve various jumping disciplines. This is a fundamental part of track and field athletics that showcase athletes' abilities to leap great heights or distances. Jumping Events
01 HIGH JUMP 02 LONG JUMP
03 TRIPLE JUMP 04 POLE VAULT High Jump Athletes combine speed, strength, and agility in a horizontal jump for distance. Jumpers make their approach down the runway at nearly top speed, plant a foot on the take- off board and leap into the air. the height of the bar increases gradually to make it challenging RULES the competing athletes will have three attempts each to clear a particular height in order to advance to the next
the last remaining jumper wins
Court Dimensions approach runway high jump landing mat crossbar Uprights
Equipments Measuring Device Video Presentation Long Jump Known as one of track and field’s two horizontal jumps, competitors sprint along a runway and jump as far as possible into a sandpit from a wooden take-off board. The distance travelled, from the edge of the board to the closest indentation in the sand to it, is then measured. athletes sprint down a runway and then jump horizontally into a sandpit RULES jump is measured from take off to closest mark on the sand
athletes are allowed a specified number
of attenpts and the longest valid jump counts Court Dimensions runway takeoff board long jump pit Measuring Tape
Wind Gauge Equipments Marking Cones Video Presentation Triple Jump - combines three consecutive jumps: hop, step, and jump into a sandpit - aims to maximize the combined distance of all three phases Rules
01 02 03 HOP STEP JUMP COURT DIMENSION 01 02 03 RUN AWAY TAKE OFF TRIPLE JUMP BOARD PIT EQUIPMENT 01 02 03 MEASURING GAUGE CONES TAPE SKILLS 01 02 03 STEP APPROACH TAKE OFF RUN Video Presentation POLE VAULT - aims to clear the bar while holding onto the pole and then land safely in a foam pit Rules
- a flexible pole is used to propel themselves over a
horizontal bar set at a certain height
- a designated runway and a box for the hole is created
- the bar is set as a starting height and raised after each
successful clearance
- athletes are eliminated if they fail to clear the bar
without knocking it off COURT DIMENSION 01 02 03 RUN AWAY LANDING MAT VAULT BOX EQUIPMENT 01 02 03 04 POLE CROSS BAR UPRIGHTS MEASURING DEVICE Video Presentation Thank You! I hope you learned something.
