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AthleticsVersión en línea Reglamento OSG por Guadalupe A B C D F G I J K L M N O P R S T W Starts with A The necessary sprint before performing a long jump or a javelin throw. Starts with B The object that 4 members must pass at maximum speed during the 4 × 100 meters relay Starts with C The area with a 2.135 m diameter from which the Shot Put is thrown. Starts with D The penalty applied when an athlete commits a false start or obstructs another runner. Starts with F When a runner initiates their start before the whistle, resulting in disqualification from the race Starts with G The weight of the javelin, which is 600g or 800g for older Senior categories. Starts with I The designated path each athlete must stay in during the 100m, 200m, and 400m races. Starts with J A throwing event where the metal tip must touch the ground first for the attempt to be valid. Starts with K The weight of the shot put ball, which is 2kg or 4kg for Senior athletes. Starts with L A jumping event where athletes must not step beyond the take-off board. Starts with M In jumping events, this is done perpendicularly to the take-off line. Starts with N A throw or jump is called this if the athlete steps out of the circle or over the board. Starts with O The first command used for the low start position in sprints. Starts with P The part of the javelin that must hit the ground first; it must always point down when being transported for safety. Starts with R A race where 4 runners participate, and the baton must be passed within a 10-meter zone. Starts with S Used in 200m and 400m races so that every athlete runs the same distance. Starts with T The specific number of tries allowed for each athlete in field events like Javelin, Shot Put, and Long Jump. Starts with W The signal that officially starts the race after "Ready".

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Starts with A

The necessary sprint before performing a long jump or a javelin throw.

Starts with B

The object that 4 members must pass at maximum speed during the 4 × 100 meters relay

Starts with C

The area with a 2.135 m diameter from which the Shot Put is thrown.

Starts with D

The penalty applied when an athlete commits a false start or obstructs another runner.

Starts with F

When a runner initiates their start before the whistle, resulting in disqualification from the race

Starts with G

The weight of the javelin, which is 600g or 800g for older Senior categories.

Starts with I

The designated path each athlete must stay in during the 100m, 200m, and 400m races.

Starts with J

A throwing event where the metal tip must touch the ground first for the attempt to be valid.

Starts with K

The weight of the shot put ball, which is 2kg or 4kg for Senior athletes.

Starts with L

A jumping event where athletes must not step beyond the take-off board.

Starts with M

In jumping events, this is done perpendicularly to the take-off line.

Starts with N

A throw or jump is called this if the athlete steps out of the circle or over the board.

Starts with O

The first command used for the low start position in sprints.

Starts with P

The part of the javelin that must hit the ground first; it must always point down when being transported for safety.

Starts with R

A race where 4 runners participate, and the baton must be passed within a 10-meter zone.

Starts with S

Used in 200m and 400m races so that every athlete runs the same distance.

Starts with T

The specific number of tries allowed for each athlete in field events like Javelin, Shot Put, and Long Jump.

Starts with W

The signal that officially starts the race after "Ready".