Helix Athletics Hurdle

PRODUCT FEATURES

• Made of Steel Material.
• It is suitable for use for training and education.
• Adjustable Height
• It makes it easy to carry obstacles thanks to its easily detachable feet.

A track and field hurdle is a type of hurdle used in track and field competitions for disabled runners or in special competitions for people with disabilities.

Hurdle competitions in track and field usually include special hurdle races. In these races, runners jump over standard hurdles (hurdles). Here are the basics of what a hurdle represents in track and field:

Hurdle Races: Races for runners with disabilities usually involve hurdle races. In standard hurdle races, athletes run over hurdles over a certain distance.

Standard Obstacle: A standard hurdle is a hurdle of a certain height, usually with a wooden or metal frame. The height is usually 91.4 cm (3 feet 0 inches) for men and 76.2 cm (2 feet 6 inches) for women.

Overcoming the Hurdle: When running over the hurdle, runners place one or both feet over the hurdle and then continue running. This is an important technical skill so that they can overcome obstacles while maintaining speed and without falling.

Sprint Hurdles: Hurdles are usually part of sprint races. These races are usually organized over short distances, such as 100 meters or 110 meters.

Categories of Hurdlers: In obstacle races, disabled runners can often be categorized as visually impaired, wheelchair users, prosthetic users or other disabilities. This aims to organize competitions that suit the different abilities and needs of athletes with disabilities.

These obstacle races can often be seen in national and international competitions organized in various categories in athletics. By showcasing their abilities in these competitions, athletes with disabilities inspire sports fans and demonstrate that athletics is an accessible sport for people with disabilities.