Skip to main content

SPORTS-ATHLETICS

 
THE  SPORTS   THAT   MAKE  UP  ATHLETICS  are   divided  into  two  groups ;track  events-   which  includes   ,sprinting,middle,and  long   distance   running  ,relay  running,hurdling   and  walking-and field  events  which  require   jumping  and  throwing  skills.Contests designed  to  test  the  speed  ,strength,agility,and  stamina  of  athletes  were   held  by ancient Greeks over  4000  years  ago.However   the  abolition   of   the  Olympics  game   in   393  AD    meant   that   athletics   were   neglected   until  the  revival  of large  scale  competition  in  the  mid  nineteenth century.
  


 
 
Modern  stadia    offer   areas  reserved   for long jump,triple jump,and  pole vault   situated  outside  the  running  track.The javelin  ,shot,hammer and  discus  are  thrown   within  the  track  area.Most  athletes    specialize  in  one    or  two  events,held  over  two  days.;200  m   and   800 m  races,,100  m  hurdles,javelin,shot put,  high jump  and  long  jump.In  the  decathlon ,men  complete in  ten   events over  two  days;100m,400m,and 1500m races,110  m hurdles,javelin,discus, shot  ,pole  vault,high jump  and   long jump.
 



 





Comments

Popular posts from this blog

WEB SEARCH TERMS

  When you decide to keep a Web page to look at later, you're doing something called "bookmarking". Bookmarks are simply links to sites that you visit frequently or want to keep handy for reference. There are a couple ways you can save Web pages for later: In your browser.  All major Web browsers provide you with the ability to make and store your favorite links within the browser. These links are accessible several different ways, depending on what browser you might be using: a sidebar, a toolbar, or a drop-down menu. In a social bookmarking site.  If you want to access your collection from anywhere and share them with others, then a social marking site - a site that lets you store your favourites links - might be for you. launch I n the context of the Web, the term launch usually means two different things. Permission to Launch - Website First, some Web sites use the word "launch" as a substitute for the more commonly known "enter" command. For ...

THE BEATLES -ENGLISH ROCK BAND

The Beatles were an English rock band formed in Liverpool in 1960. The group, whose best-known lineup comprised John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, are regarded as the most influential band of all time.   The Beatles    were  from    Liverpool, United Kingdom.   In September of 1962 The Beatles recorded their first hit Love Me Do, which charted in UK, and reached the top of the US singles chart. London became their new home since 1963. ... Their October 1963 performance at the London Palladium made them famous in Great Britain and initiated the Beatlemania in the UK.   The most popular Beatle.   Paul McCartney ranked highest, at 35 percent; following by John Lennon (29%), Ringo Starr (11%), and George Harrison (8%). However, there is a gender gap: men favored John, while women preferred Paul.   The Beatles' first record "Love Me Do" was released on October 5, 1962. It was a moderat...

Best places. To Study Abroad

     Studying abroad is one of the most exciting experiences a college student can have. The world is yours to explore! ,there   is  so  many  places  but  choose  the  best  among  them  .some  most  liked  places  to  learn  are - LONDON  (ENGLAND)  London is a leading global city in the arts, commerce, education, entertainment, fashion, finance, healthcare, media, professional services, research and development, tourism, and transportation. It is crowned as the world's largest financial centre  and has the  fifth- or sixth-largest metropolitan area GDP in the world. London is a world cultural capital.It is the world's most-visited city  as measured by international arrivals and has the world's largest city airport system measured by passenger traffic. London is the world's leading investment destination, hosting more international retailers  and ultra...