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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ROZAL
INDEX
S.NO. TITLE
1. Athletics
2. Track and field events
3. Field events and combine
events
4. Indian athletic records
5. World athletic records
6. Commonwealth games
2018
7. Paralympic
8. Olympic 2020
9. Basketball – introduction
10. History
11. Rules
12. Equipment
13. Technique
14. Court specifications
15. Competitions
16. Sports personalities
17. Fundamental skills
18. Warming up and down
19. Basketball terminologies
20. Common sports
terminology
21. bibliography
ATHLETICS
Athletics is a collection sporting events that
involve competitive running ,jumping ,throwing
, and walking. The most common types of
athletics competitions are track and field, road
running, cross country running, and race
walking.
The results of racing events are decided by
finishing position (or time, where measured),
while the jumps and throws are won by
the athlete that achieves the highest or
furthest measurement from a series of
attempts. The simplicity of the competitions,
and the lack of a need for expensive
equipment, makes athletics one of the most
commonly competed sports in the world.
Athletics is mostly an individual sport, with
the exception of relay races and competitions
which combine athletes' performances for a
team score, such as cross country.
Organized athletics are traced back to
the Ancient Olympic Games from 776 BC. The
rules and format of the modern events in
athletics were defined in Western Europe and
North America in the 19th and early 20th
century, and were then spread to other parts
of the world. Most modern top level meetings
are conducted by the International Association
of Athletics Federations and its member
federations.
The athletics meeting forms the backbone of
the Summer Olympics. The foremost
international athletics meeting is the IAAF
World Championships in Athletics, which
incorporates track and field, marathon running
and race walking. Other top level competitions
in athletics include the IAAF World Cross
Country Championships and the IAAF World
Half Marathon Championships.
TRACK AND FIELD EVENTS
Outdoor
Men
Event Record Athlete Date Meet Place
100 m 10.26 Amiya 28 April National New
(+1.2 m/s) Kumar 2016 Federation Delhi, India
Mallick
10.21 X Anil Kumar 5 July Bangalore,
Prakash 2000 India
200 m 20.66 Dharambir 7 June Asian Wuhan,
(+1.0 m/s) Singh 2015 Championships China
20.45 Dharambir 11 July 3rd Indian Bangalore,
(+1.0 m/s) Singh 2016 Grand Prix India
X
20.63 Muhammed 15 August Jablonec
(+1.5 m/s) Anas 2018 nad Nisou,
Czech
Republic
400 m 45.32 Muhammed 15 May Indian Grand Delhi,
Anas 2017 Prix India
45.31 Muhammed 10 April Commonwealth Gold
Anas 2018 Games Coast,
Australia
45.24 Muhammed 21 July Cena Noveho Nové
Anas 2018 Mesta nad Město nad
Metuji meet Metují,
Czech
Republic
800 m 1:45.77 Sriram 27 July Olympic Montreal,
Singh 1976 Games Canada
1:45.65 Jinson 27 June National Inter Guwahati,
Johnson 2018 State Senior India
Championship
1500 m 3:38.00 Bahadur 23 Chennai,
Prasad December India
1995
3:37.86 Jinson 14 April Commonwealth Gold
Johnson 2018 Games Coast,
Australia
3000 m 7:50.31 Surendra 4 June
Twickenham,
Singh 2008
United
Kingdom
5000 m 13:29.70 Bahadur 25 June
Birmingham,
Prasad 1992
United
Kingdom
10000 m 28:02.89 Surendra 12 July Spanish Vigo,
Singh 2008 Olympic Trials Spain
110 m 13.48 (- Siddhanth 10 June Altis Mesa,
hurdles 0.9 m/s) Thingalaya 2017 Invitational United
States
400 m 49.51 Joseph 26 World Osaka,
hurdles Abraham August Championships Japan
2007
49.45 Ayyasamy 8 March 22nd Patiala,
Dharun 2018 Federation India
Cup Indian
Championships
48.96 Ayyasamy 27 August Asian Games Jakarta,
Dharun 2018 Indonesia
3000 m 8:30.88 Gopal Saini 5 June Asian Tokyo,
steeplechase 1981 Championships Japan
8:29.80 Avinash 28 58th National
Bhubaneswar,
Sable September Open Athletics
India
2018 Championships
20000 m 1:20:22.52 Gurmeet 3 77th All-India
Bhubaneswar,
walk Singh February Railway
India
2012 Championships
4 × 100 m 38.89 India 12 Commonwealth New
relay Rahamatulla October Games Delhi, India
Molla 2010
Suresh
Sathya
Shameer
Mon
A. Qureshi
4 × 400 3:00.91 India 10 July 3rd Indian Bangalore,
m relay Kunhu 2016 Grand Prix India
Muhammed
Muhammed
Anas
Ayyasamy
Dharun
Arokia Rajiv
10 km run 29:43 Kashinath 30 [21]
Hyderabad,
Aswale November
India
2008
Half 1:03:53 Nitendra 19 Delhi Half New
marathon Singh November Marathon Delhi, India
Rawat 2017
Govindan 19 New
Lakshmanan November Delhi, India
2017
Marathon 2:12:00 Shivnath 28 May
Jalandhar,
Singh 1978
India
10 km walk 40:18+ Gurmeet 20 March Asian Race Nomi,
Singh 2016 Walking Japan
Championships
20 km 1:20:21 Irfan 4 August Olympic London,
walk Kolothum 2012 Games Great Britain
Thodi
Devender 20 March Asian Race Nomi,
Singh 2016 Walking Japan
Championships
50 km 3:55:59.5 Sandeep 18 Indian New
walk Kumar February Racewalking Delhi, India
2017 Championships
High jump 2.26 m Tejaswin 10 Junior
Coimbatore,
Shankar November National
India
2016 Championships
2.28 m Tejaswin 7 March 22nd Patiala,
Shankar 2018 Federation India
Cup Indian
Championships
2.29 m Tejaswin 27 April Texas Tech Lubbock,
Shankar 2018 Corky/Crofoot United
Shootout States
Pole vault 5.14 m Subramani 1 June Federation Patiala,
Siva 2017 Cup India
5.15 m Subramani 5 March 22nd Patiala,
Siva 2018 Federation India
Cup Indian
Championships
5.30 m Subramani 19 68th Inter- Bangalore,
Siva September Services India
2018 Athletics
Championships
Long jump 8.19 m Ankit 26 June 26th G. Almaty,
(+0.1 m/s) Sharma 2016 Kosanov Kazakhstan
Memorial
8.20 m Sreeshankar 27 58th National
Bhubaneswar,
Murali September Open Athletics
India
2018 Championships
Triple jump 17.30 m Renjith 11 July 3rd Indian Bangalore,
(+1.8 m/s) Maheswary 2016 Grand Prix India
Shot put 20.69 m Om Prakash 12 May SU-DI-KA Cub
Szombathely,
Karhana 2012
Hungary
20.75 m Tejinder 25 Asian Games Jakarta,
Toor August Indonesia
2018
Discus 66.28 m Vikas 12 April Old Style Norman,
throw Gowda 2012 Discus United
Challenge States
Hammer 70.73 m Neeraj 29 June 56th National
Hyderabad,
throw Kumar 2016 Interstate
India
Championships
72.86 m # Kamalpreet 21 May Tucson Elite Tucson,
Singh 2015 Classic United
States
Javelin 86.48 m Neeraj 23 July World Junior
Bydgoszcz,
throw Chopra 2016 Championships
Poland
87.43 m Neeraj 4 May Diamond Doha,
Chopra 2018 League Qatar
88.06 m Neeraj 27 August Asian Games Jakarta,
Chopra 2018 Indonesia
Decathlon 7658 pts Bharatinder 11–12 Indian Inter- Bangalore,
Singh June 2011 State India
Championships
10.83 (100 m), 7.45 m (long jump), 14.67 m (shot put), 1.95 m
(high jump), 49.83 (400 m) /
15.27 (110 m hurdles), 48.71 m (discus), 4.00 m (pole vault),
62.85 m (javelin), 5:24.18 (1500 m)
Women
[47]
Mistry 2000 Circuit India
Meet
11.29 Dutee 29 June 58th Guwahati, [49]
n r 2010
100 m 13.38 (- Anuradha 26 DDA-Raja New Delhi,
hurdles 0.7 m/s) Biswal August Bhalendra India
2002 Singh
National
Circuit
meet
13.38 8
(+0.4 m/ Septemb
s) er 2002
400 m 55.42 P. T. 8 Olympic Los Angeles,
hurdles Usha August Games United States
1984
3000 m 9:19.76 Lalita 13 Olympic Rio de [59]
Thiruvananthapur
walk 0 Punia February Games
am, India
2015
4 × 100 43.42 India 4 July Kazakhstani Almaty, [61]
2015 ps
10 km 44:42+ Khushbir 3 May IAAF World Taicang, China [66]
Mixed events
Indoor
Men
Event Record Athlete Date Meet Place
50 m 5.80 Rajeev 19 Los
Balakrishnan February Angeles,
2000 United
States
55 m 6.33 A Rajeev 29 Reno,
Balakrishnan January United
2000 States
60 m 6.87 Sameer Mon 14 March Athina Athens,
2009 Greece
6.77 Elakkiyadasan 1 February Asian Tehran,
Kanadasan 2018 Championships Iran
6.67 Elakkiyadasan 1 February Asian Tehran,
Kanadasan 2018 Championships Iran
200 m 22.32 # Vivaswan R 19 Simplot Idaho,
Shetty February Games United
2011 States
24.00 # Abhijit 12 Piirikunnalinen Helsinki,
Shirshikar February Hallikisa Finland
2012
25.13 # Sunil 5 National
Magglingen,
Bredeka February Meeting
Switzerland
2011
400 m 47.33 Amoj Jacob 19 Asian Indoor Ashgabat,
September and Martial Turkmenistan
2017 Arts Games
800 m 1:49.46 Rajeev 16 Asian Doha,
Ramsean February Championships Qatar
2008
1500 m 3:41.18 Chatholi 15 Asian Doha,
Hamza February Championships Qatar
2008
3000 m 7:49.47 Surender 16 Asian Doha,
[84]
Singh February Championships Qatar
2008
60 m 7.70 Thingalaya 14 UW Indoor Seattle,
hurdles Siddhanth January Preview United
2017 States
High jump 2.18 m Hari Shankar 1 Asian Indoor Macau
Roy November Games
2007
2.19 m Tejaswin 26 Razorback
Fayetteville,
Shankar January Invitational
United
2018
States
2.28 m Tejaswin 24 Big 12 Ames,
Shankar February Championships United
2018 States
Pole vault 4.80 m Kuzhyyadiyil 2 Asian Indoor Hanoi,
Paul Bimin November Games Vietnam
2009
Long jump 7.92 m Kumaravel 21 Asian Doha,
Premkumar February Championships Qatar
2016
Triple 16.24 m Amarjeet 15 Asian Indoor Doha,
jump Singh February Championships Qatar
2008
Shot put 19.60 m Vikas Gowda 19 Chapel
February Hill, United
2005 States
Heptathlon 5561 pts Pulimootil 31 Asian Indoor Macau
Joseph October–1 Games
Vinod November
2007
7.02 (60 m), 7.18 m (long jump),
13.86 m (shot put), 1.91 m (high
jump) /
8.15 (60 m hurdles), 4.50 m (pole
vault), 2:58.17 (1000 m)
15–16 Asian Doha,
February Championships Qatar
2008
7.02 (60 m), 7.23 m (long jump),
13.64 m (shot put), 1.93 m (high
jump) /
8.32 (60 m hurdles), 4.40 m (pole
vault), 2:52.74 (1000 m)
5000 m 22:22.92 Basat Sita 8 Asian Tehran,
walk Ram February Championships Iran
2004
4 × 400 3:13.01 India 2 Asian Indoor Hanoi,
m relay Jayakumar November Games Vietnam
P. Kumar 2009
N. Kumar
Sreejith
Women
Women
Paralympic
The Paralympic Games is a very major
international multi-sport event involving
athletes with a range of disabilities, including
impaired muscle power (e.g. paraplegia and
quadriplegia muscular dystrophy, post-polio
syndrome, spina bifida), impaired passive range
of movement, limb deficiency (e.g. amputation
or dysmelia), leg length difference, short
stature, hypertonia, ataxia, athetosis, vision
impairment and intellectual impairment. There
are Winter and Summer Paralympic Games,
which since the 1988 Summer Games in Seoul,
South Korea, are held almost immediately
following the respective Olympic Games. All
Paralympic Games are governed by the
International Paralympic Committee (IPC).
The Paralympics has grown from a small
gathering of British World War II veterans in
1948 to become one of the largest
international sporting events by the early 21st
century. The Paralympics has grown from 400
athletes with a disability from 23 countries in
1960 to thousands of competitors from over
100 countries in the London 2012 Games.[1]
Paralympians strive for equal treatment with
non-disabled Olympic athletes, but there is a
large funding gap between Olympic and
Paralympic athletes.
The Paralympic Games are organized in parallel
with the Olympic Games, while the IOC-
recognized Special Olympics World Games
include athletes with intellectual disabilities,
and the Deaflympics include deaf athletes.[2][3]
Given the wide variety of disabilities that
Paralympic athletes have, there are several
categories in which the athletes compete. The
allowable disabilities are broken down into ten
eligible impairment types. The categories are
impaired muscle power, impaired passive range
of movement, limb deficiency, leg length
difference, short stature, hypertonia, ataxia,
athetosis, vision impairment and intellectual
impairment.[4] These categories are further
broken down into classifications, which vary
from sport to sport.
TOKYO OLYMPICS 2020
Opening 24 July
Closing 9 August
Stadium New National Stadium