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    Hurdle Races

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    The document discusses the rules for various hurdle races in track and field, including the 110m hurdles for men, 100m hurdles for women, and 400m hurdles for both men and women. It provides details on the number of flights of hurdles in each lane, requirements for athletes to run and jump in their own lanes only, and conditions that would result in disqualification, such as failing to jump all hurdles, transferring lanes, or deliberately knocking down hurdles. Videos are linked to further explain hurdle race rules and techniques.

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    Hurdle Races

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    The document discusses the rules for various hurdle races in track and field, including the 110m hurdles for men, 100m hurdles for women, and 400m hurdles for both men and women. It provides details on the number of flights of hurdles in each lane, requirements for athletes to run and jump in their own lanes only, and conditions that would result in disqualification, such as failing to jump all hurdles, transferring lanes, or deliberately knocking down hurdles. Videos are linked to further explain hurdle race rules and techniques.

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    The document discusses the rules for various hurdle races in track and field, including the 110m hurdles for men, 100m hurdles for women, and 400m hurdles for both men and women. It provides details on the number of flights of hurdles in each lane, requirements for athletes to run and jump in their own lanes only, and conditions that would result in disqualification, such as failing to jump all hurdles, transferring lanes, or deliberately knocking down hurdles. Videos are linked to further explain hurdle race rules and techniques.

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    Hurdle Races

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    Terence Gadil
    The document discusses the rules for various hurdle races in track and field, including the 110m hurdles for men, 100m hurdles for women, and 400m hurdles for both men and women. It provides details on the number of flights of hurdles in each lane, requirements for athletes to run and jump in their own lanes only, and conditions that would result in disqualification, such as failing to jump all hurdles, transferring lanes, or deliberately knocking down hurdles. Videos are linked to further explain hurdle race rules and techniques.

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    “ HURDLE RACES

    ”
    110 m Hurdles for Men
    100 m Hurdles for Women
    400 m Hurdles for Men/Women
    RULES ARE FURTHER EXPLAINED IN THE VIDEO
    LINK BELOW

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XL4SEbmrDIs
    Video link:
    https://www.youtube.co
    m/watch?v=Su1ozG3WP
    UM

    MAN’S KILLER EVENT


     There shall be 10 flights of hurdles in each
    lane

     Each athlete must run in his own lane

     Each athlete must jump every hurdle in his


    lane (10 flights of hurdles)

    FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RESULT TO


    DISQUALIFICATION
    An athlete shall:
     not transfer to other lanes

     not jump over other hurdles except hurdles


    in his lane

     notjostle or obstruct any athlete in their


    designated lanes

    FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RESULT TO


    DISQUALIFICATION
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcQ6VQtGK
    Zw

    ASIAN HURDLER EPIC FAIL


     an athlete shall also be disqualified, if:
    a. his foot or leg is:
    beside the hurdle (on either side)

    below the horizontal plane of the top of


    any hurdle
    b. an athlete shall also be disqualified, if:

    in the opinion of the Referee, he deliberately


    knocks down any hurdle.
    END
    Thank you!

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