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on roads or at natural places; for example, Marathon of 42.195 km and 20 and 50 km walk. Classification of Track Events Track events are classified... |
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4.3 Discus Throw Long Jump Collect the information about the events under ‘Decathlon’ Pole Vault 2nd day Javelin Throw 2nd day Javelin Throw and ‘H... |
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the Race Each race is started with a starting gun. The main two types of start are— Crouch Start: This type of start is essential for sprint races.... |
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The finishing of all the races is very important. A little difference can alter the athlete’s ranking. The following techniques during training pro... |
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methods of baton exchange, which are— Downward pass Fig. 4.7: Method to give the baton from the bottom In such a pass, the runner who is to run wil... |
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jumps to qualify for the final phase of the competition. Athletes should have speed, power and flexibility for it. Eight qualified jumpers are sele... |
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the take-off, it is known as flight. During flight position, the athlete uses various techniques like hang method or hitch-kick technique. The mome... |
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It is a new technique. In this, the bar is crossed by back after bending the body. The landing is done on the shoulders. Fig. 4.13: Fosbury flop Ge... |
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Centre Line 5cm 34.92º Ln 1.20m-1.22m it Wh 75cm Min. 90º 5cm +5mm5m Fig. 4.15: Layout of shot put sector Fig. 4.16: Gliding technique for throwing... |
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and Physical Education - XI Initial Stage of Discus Throw Do You Know? The first national body of At First the athlete will stand in the circle nea... |
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the athletes keep their left foot on the centre line. Throwing: Both the feet will be straight at the knees while rotating at the time of throwing.... |
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for their consistent outstanding performance. The cash prize associated with Dronacharya Award is ` 5 lakhs. It alsoincludesabronzestatueofGuruDron... |
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from all recognised National Sports Federations recognised by the Government of India. Arjuna Award Winners in Athletics Some of the well known ath... |
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physical skills important for school age children including eyehandcoordination,catchingandthrowing,stabilityandbalance, Activity 4.8 speed and agi... |
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- XI from the surface of the court and placed on the doubles’ side lines. Net shall be of dark colour with its height 1.524 metre at the centre. It... |
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toss is conducted before the play starts. ••The side which wins the toss can choose either to serve Fig. 4.20: Badminton racket and shuttle or rece... |
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has only one ‘service’. 2000 miles per hour. ••The service passes consecutively to each player. ••At the beginning of the game and when the score i... |
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line. These are named as— •• Backhand Net Shot •• Forehand Net Shot •• Backhand Net Lift •• Forehand Net Lift •• Backhand Net Kill •• Forehand Net ... |
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low serve ••The server stands with the racket, foot forward, close to the ‘T’ on the court. ••The racket is held in relaxed backhand grip in front ... |
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The National Gymnastic Championship for men and women was organised in 1952 and in 1962 respectively. The first national championship for sub junio... |
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Horse 40-45 cm 35 cm 12 cm 28 cm 115 cm 115 cm 10 cm 160 cm Reprint 2026-27 Individual Games 81 Fig. 4.29: Pommel horse Specifications ••Height fro... |
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Length: 3.5 m (11.5 ft) ± 10 cm (3.9 in) ▪▪ Width: 1 m (3.3 ft) ± 1 cm (0.39 in) Balancing Beam 500 cm 13 cm 10 cm 16 cm 2 2 5 c m m 500 cm maximum... |
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system (spotter system), one acting as a spotter for the other. If required, air tubes and arm bands may be used. Various methods of safe entry may... |
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the trunk up to 130 –135 degree angle, keeping legs straddle as much as possible. ••Push off the left arm and place the right leg on the beam surfa... |
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action, press down the bar, raise the legs to 4th position in Olympics. the hips, during the rear-ward swing. ••Fromthissupportposition,executeastr... |
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