You can have a simple sandpit dug about half a meter in the ground.
For the runway you will need three blocks of wood dug into the ground a meter apart and your done.
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There are at least 4 judges needed for one triple jump competition, two that write down the triple jump distance, one that measures in the sand and one that checks if the jumper faulted.
Two events in athletics use a sandpit: the long jump, and the triple jump.
There are four judges that are involved in the triple jump event. Two write down the distances, one that measures in the sand, and one that checks if the athlete faulted.
The board can be from twenty to forty feet away from the pit depending on how far you can jump.
This depends on the event but there are hurdles, a track, long/triple jump pit (a runway with lines across it that leads up to a sand pit), a high jump apron (the area where they do the high jump), a high jump mat (the mat you jump onto), a pole to jump over for the high jump, a stand to hold this pole up, shot put balls, discusses, possibly a javelin, stop watches, relay batons, possibly steeplechase barriers and water pits, and of course sneakers.
you need some track shoes, shorts, a lane to run, 3 wooden boards for jumping, a sand pit to jump into, a rake for the pit and a tape measurer to measure your jump
The standard long jump runway should be at least 40 meters, or 131 feet in length. The take off board should be at least 1 meter, or 3 feet, and the sand landing area should be at least 2.75 meters, or 9 feet.
A triple jump is measured from the line (from which the jumper starts their jump) to the point closest to the line from where the jumper has landed, if the jumper lands but proceeds to fall backwards towards the line the jump will not measure from where their feet land but the point closest to the line where ANY part of their body has touched the sand. The jumper must continue forwards to depart the sand pit, not back towards the line or the jump will be measured from line to closest point the jumper has touched in the sand. Also, the jumper must begin their jump from in front of the line or on the line but if their foot goes over the line this will be cause for disqualification.
Runners run down a runway to a board 20 cm wide they must jump from without the planting foot crossing the plane of the board(forward) and land in a sand pit. From the forward edge of the board to the place nearest where the runner landed in the sand pit is the jump distance measured in meters. In the USA this measurement is in meters and/or feet.
These are the measurements of the average pit not an Olympic sized one. 2.75 meters wide and 9 meters long (just the sand pit) not including the runway