triple-jumpers
Track and field athletes
Triple-jumpers are athletes who compete in the triple jump, a track and field event requiring a hop, step, and jump sequence into a sand pit.
The event demands explosive power, precise timing, and exceptional coordination to maximize distance across all three phases.
The triple-jumpers waited at the runway for their turn to compete.
Sharp metal protrusions
- runwayPaved path for planes
- sandpitEnclosed play area with grains
- plasticineNon-drying sculpting compound
- markerSomething that signals location
Distinct period in sequence
- takeoffDeparture or parody
- flat-footSlang term for policeman
- dorsiflexionUpward ankle bend
- transitionChange from one state
rhythm · timing · posture · extension · amortization
Product of mass, velocity
- velocityDirected rate of motion
- forceStrength or compulsion
- powerEnergy transfer rate
- accelerationRate velocity changes
trajectory · impulse · torque · concentric · eccentric · propulsion
Greek gods or top athletes
- sprinterShort-distance racing specialist
- decathleteTen-sport athlete
- heptathleteSeven-discipline athlete
- long-jumperHorizontal leaping competitor
high-jumper · pole-vaulter · hurdler · medalist · champion · competitor · record-holder
Explosive power exercise regimen
- boundingMoving by leaps
- squatsLowering exercises for legs
- flexibilityAbility to adapt easily
- periodizationDivision into distinct periods
coach · biomechanics · recovery · nutrition · warm-up · cool-down
Offensive or illegal
- personal-bestOne's highest recorded achievement
- measurementDetermining size or amount
- attemptEffort to accomplish
- roundCurved like circle
final · qualifying · heats · standings · ranking · nationals · collegiate · meet
spikes
Sharp metal protrusions
- runwayPaved path for planes
- sandpitEnclosed play area with grains
- plasticineNon-drying sculpting compound
phase
Distinct period in sequence
- takeoffDeparture or parody
- flat-footSlang term for policeman
- dorsiflexionUpward ankle bend
transition · rhythm · timing · posture · extension · amortization
momentum
Product of mass, velocity
acceleration · trajectory · impulse · torque · concentric · eccentric · propulsion
Olympians
Greek gods or top athletes
- sprinterShort-distance racing specialist
- decathleteTen-sport athlete
- heptathleteSeven-discipline athlete
long-jumper · high-jumper · pole-vaulter · hurdler · medalist · champion · competitor · record-holder
plyometrics
Explosive power exercise regimen
- boundingMoving by leaps
- squatsLowering exercises for legs
- flexibilityAbility to adapt easily
periodization · coach · biomechanics · recovery · nutrition · warm-up · cool-down
foul
Offensive or illegal
- personal-bestOne's highest recorded achievement
- measurementDetermining size or amount
- attemptEffort to accomplish
round · final · qualifying · heats · standings · ranking · nationals · collegiate · meet · invitational
triple-jumperssprinters
Brief-race speed athletes
shot putters · discus throwers · javelin throwers · hammer throwers · distance runners
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