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What year did track begin?
Track and field events have been around since ancient roman times
What year did the ancient Olympic games begin and where were they held?
The first Olympics were held in Athens in 1896.The events includes Track and field
What is the meaning of field events?
Field events are track-and-field contests other than races, such as throwing and jumping events.
When did track and field begin?
The 1928 summer Olympic Games was the first time the sport of track and field offered events for women. There were five events available to women participants.
Where are field events held?
Field events include football, hockey, basketball, netball.
How many track field Events are there in a Decathlon?
A decathlon consists of 10 track and field events
Classify the different track and field events?
The events range from the marathon to the 100 meter sprint. There are also a number of field events.
When field events start?
when field events start you go do the sport you are playing to do. mostly you wil say field events for atheltics or it could be another sport included! btw your question is stupied
Is pole vault a track or fiend event?
Field event, all events that ur not actually on the track are field events!
Is triple jump a track or field event?
Triple jump is a field event. Field events are held in the field located within the track. Running events that are held on the track are track events. Field events include triple jump, long jump, high jump, hammer throw, discus throw, shot put, pole vault, and javelin throw.
Is it that track events involve timing and not field events?
That is correct. Track events are won by who can run the fastest (timing) and field events are won by who can throw the furthest or jump the furthest/highest (distance/height).
What are some catastrophic events that begin with the letter C?
Some catastrophic events that begin with C:CyclonesCave-insCancerCyanide poisoningCombustion (the Spontaneous kind, not the internal kind)
