long jump and triple jump

Track and field events that require jumping as far as possible from a given point (long jump) or taking several strides before jumping (triple jump).
long jump and triple jump 						It is placed close to the landing area across which the athlete jumps as far as possible.				  							Track on which the athlete builds up the speed required to jump.				  							Sandpit where the athlete lands after the jump.				  							After clearing the take-off board, the athlete must perform a hop and a step before jumping into the landing area.				  							Usually wooden board that the athlete pushes off from after completing the approach.				  							Board covered with plasticine to take an imprint of the athlete’s foot if it touches down beyond the take-off board, which is against the rules.

See Also


arena

long jump take-off board

It is placed close to the landing area across which the athlete jumps as far as possible.

run-up track

Track on which the athlete builds up the speed required to jump.

landing area

Sandpit where the athlete lands after the jump.

triple jump take-off board

After clearing the take-off board, the athlete must perform a hop and a step before jumping into the landing area.

take-off board

Usually wooden board that the athlete pushes off from after completing the approach.

indicator board

Board covered with plasticine to take an imprint of the athlete’s foot if it touches down beyond the take-off board, which is against the rules.