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Men's & Women's Track & Field Rules - NAIA

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26 rule 1 / Construction of Facilities<br />

of the runway shall be extended beyond the takeoff board to the nearer edge<br />

of the landing pit. See Rule 1-1.1.<br />

When the runway is not distinguishable from the adjacent surface, it is<br />

recommended that it be bordered by lines 5 centimeters in width from the<br />

start of the nearer edge of the landing pit.<br />

The full length of the runway may be permanently marked with lines<br />

on or touching the edge that are not more than 2 centimeters wide and 5<br />

centimeters long to indicate the distance from the foul line.<br />

Landing Area<br />

ARTICLE 2. The landing area in new construction after January 2006 shall<br />

be not less than 2.75 or more than 3 meters in width, and shall be filled with<br />

damp sand to an elevation identical with that of the takeoff board. Figure 7<br />

shows an appropriate device for ensuring proper sand level.<br />

a. In the long jump, the distance between the takeoff board and the nearer<br />

edge of the landing area shall be not less than 1 meter or greater than<br />

3 meters. The distance between the foul line and the farther edge of the<br />

landing area shall be at least 10 meters.<br />

b. In the triple jump, the nearer edge of the landing area shall be at least 11<br />

meters from the foul line for men and 8.5 meters for women. Distances<br />

of 12.5 meters and 11 meters, respectively, are recommended.<br />

MET AL F ACE<br />

2.75-3.0 m<br />

20 cm<br />

LANDING<br />

AREA<br />

SAND LEVEL<br />

FOUL LINE<br />

TO P OF SIDE W ALL<br />

TA KEOFF<br />

BOARD<br />

SCRAPER BOARD<br />

Figure 7— Control of Sand Level in Long Jump and T riple Jump

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