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Rule 1 / Construction of Facilities25 108.4cm 60cm 80cm 120˚ 15cm 40.8cm 20cm PLAN VIEW 108cm GROUND LEVEL 30˚ 100cm 105˚ 22.4cm 20cm VERTICAL SECTION Figure 5—Pole-Vault Box SECTION 6. The Long Jump and Triple Jump Runway ARTICLE 1. For new construction after January 2006, the minimum length of the runway for the long jump and triple jump shall be 40 meters from the edge nearest the pit of each event’s takeoff board. It is recommended that the width of the runway be 1.22 (±0.01) meters. The construction and material
26 rule 1 / Construction of Facilities of the runway shall be extended beyond the takeoff board to the nearer edge of the landing pit. See Rule 1-1.1. When the runway is not distinguishable from the adjacent surface, it is recommended that it be bordered by lines 5 centimeters in width from the start of the nearer edge of the landing pit. The full length of the runway may be permanently marked with lines on or touching the edge that are not more than 2 centimeters wide and 5 centimeters long to indicate the distance from the foul line. Landing Area ARTICLE 2. The landing area in new construction after January 2006 shall be not less than 2.75 or more than 3 meters in width, and shall be filled with damp sand to an elevation identical with that of the takeoff board. Figure 7 shows an appropriate device for ensuring proper sand level. a. In the long jump, the distance between the takeoff board and the nearer edge of the landing area shall be not less than 1 meter or greater than 3 meters. The distance between the foul line and the farther edge of the landing area shall be at least 10 meters. b. In the triple jump, the nearer edge of the landing area shall be at least 11 meters from the foul line for men and 8.5 meters for women. Distances of 12.5 meters and 11 meters, respectively, are recommended. MET AL F ACE 2.75-3.0 m 20 cm LANDING AREA SAND LEVEL FOUL LINE TO P OF SIDE W ALL TA KEOFF BOARD SCRAPER BOARD Figure 7— Control of Sand Level in Long Jump and T riple Jump
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