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    Officiating Track Events: Prepared By: Group 1

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    The document summarizes the rules and events for track competitions. It outlines the different sprint, middle distance, and long distance running events. The basic rules for track events are also described, including rules regarding starts, lane violations, and relays. Finally, the roles and responsibilities of officials like judges, lap scorers, umpires, and safety measures are summarized.

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    The document summarizes the rules and events for track competitions. It outlines the different sprint, middle distance, and long distance running events. The basic rules for track events are also described, including rules regarding starts, lane violations, and relays. Finally, the roles and responsibilities of officials like judges, lap scorers, umpires, and safety measures are summarized.

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    A series of PRESENTATION when OFFICIATING track events like, HURDLES, MARATHON, SPRINT, etc.

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    The document summarizes the rules and events for track competitions. It outlines the different sprint, middle distance, and long distance running events. The basic rules for track events are also described, including rules regarding starts, lane violations, and relays. Finally, the roles and responsibilities of officials like judges, lap scorers, umpires, and safety measures are summarized.

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    Officiating Track Events: Prepared By: Group 1

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    OFFICIATING TRACK

    EVENTS

    PREPARED BY:
    GROUP 1
    TRACK EVENTS
    The running and hurdling
    competition makes up the track
    events.
    Track events consists of running
    events. It is divided into 3 namely;
    sprint, middle and long distance
    events.
    SPRINT EVENTS:
    100 METER DASH
    200 METER DASH
    400 METER DASH
    4X100 METER RELAY
    4X400 METER RELAY
    MIDDLE DISTANCE EVENTS:
    800 METER RUN
    1500 METER RUN
    LONG DISTANCE RUNNING:
    3000 METER RUN
    5000 METER RUN
    10000 METER RUN
    42.195 KM RUN
    BASIC RULES
    TRACK EVENTS
    I. THE START
     1. The starter’s assistant checks the athlete’s names,
    their numbers,position according to heat, and lane
    assingments.
    2. Up to and including 400m events. The athletes
    must see starting blocks with both hands and one
    knee in contact with the ground.
    The stater orders the athletes to take their marks and
    to get set. Then he fires his gun.
    II. General purpose in Track Events

    1. There is only one false start allowed per


    race. After the first false start, runners who
    false start will be disqualified.
    2.Pushing and tripping will result in
    immediate disqualification.
    3.Crossing of lanes is not allowed.
    4.In relays, batons re to be handed off, not
    to be tossed or thrown.
    JUDGES OF THE FINISH
    The judge positions himself on the
    side of the track, on the extension on
    the finish line.
    The athlete must be judged only with
    his chest crossing the finish line.
    Don’t speak to each other.
    Be objective and impartial
    LAP SCORER
    A board indicating the number of
    remaining laps should be located
    in the finish line for races 800 m
    and over.
    A bell will ring once the athletes
    cross to finish line and begin their
    final lap.
    TRACK UMPIRES
    The athletes should make sure that
    they do not leave their lanes and
    impede other competitors
    For hurdle races. Make sure hurdles
    do not overlap each other.
    For relays, before the race, in the take-
    off zones, make sure that each athlete
    is in the correct lane.
    SAFETY MEASURES IN TRACK EVENTS
    Wear prescribed P.E. Uniforms
    Prepare the materials needed.
    See to it that the venue is free from obstraction and
    hazardouz objects.
    Start the activity with warm-up exercise.
    The medical condition of the students should be
    properly checked prior to activities.
    During the activity, avoid crossing lanes when running
    is on-going
    Avoid chewing gums during the race.
    For those wearing glasses and or
    protective gogles, a device for
    holding goggles in place should be
    used.
    Jewelry is prohibited during any
    match.
    PICTURES OF THE RACE TRACK AND EVENTS
    OF THE RACE TRACK
    Group members:

    Rackman-clear reporter
    Lasmarias-clear reporter
    Cuaton
    Saragena
    Suganob
    ebarat

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