long-jumpers
Sand pit competitors
Long-jumpers are athletes who compete in the long jump, a track and field event where competitors sprint down a runway and leap as far as possible into a sandpit.
The term applies to both recreational and elite athletes: The long-jumpers lined up for their final attempts.
Enclosed play area with grains
- runwayPaved path for planes
- spikesSharp metal protrusions
- plasticineNon-drying sculpting compound
- rakeTined yard implement
Path of moving object
- momentumProduct of mass, velocity
- velocityDirected rate of motion
- parabolaSymmetrical open plane curve
- airborneTraveling through air
gravity · lift · arc · force · projection
Departure or parody
Brief-race speed athletes
- pole-vaultersAthletes jumping with long sticks
- hurdlersRunners clearing track barriers
- decathletesTen-event sports competitors
- heptathletesSeven-discipline sport competitors
Offensive or illegal
- scratchSuperficial wound or mark
- personal-bestOne's highest recorded achievement
- attemptsEfforts to accomplish
- measurementDetermining size or amount
sandpit
Enclosed play area with grains
- runwayPaved path for planes
- spikesSharp metal protrusions
- plasticineNon-drying sculpting compound
trajectory
Path of moving object
takeoff
Departure or parody
sprinters
Brief-race speed athletes
- pole-vaultersAthletes jumping with long sticks
- hurdlersRunners clearing track barriers
- decathletesTen-event sports competitors
foul
Offensive or illegal
- scratchSuperficial wound or mark
- personal-bestOne's highest recorded achievement
- attemptsEfforts to accomplish
long-jumpersthrowers
Ones who fling things
shot putters · discus throwers · javelin throwers · hammer throwers · distance runners
long-jumpersultramarathoners
Those racing beyond 26.2 miles
distance runners · decathletes · triathletes · cross-country runners
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