How to Train for Track and Field Events

For jumps, do things to increase form., For long jump, work on your standing jump into the pit., For triple jump, work on cycling your leg through for the first step, also bounding with or without jump ropes is really helpful when it comes to your...

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  1. Step 1: For jumps

    Also you could have someone hold a rake where you normally jump, forcing you to jump farther. ,,, Then increase it to a four step approach and go from there. , Hit the weight room! ,,,,, Knees up and never behind your butt.

    Arms, hips to lips. , Then do 3 exits into the first hurdle, 3 into the second hurdle and so on. ,
  2. Step 2: do things to increase form.

  3. Step 3: For long jump

  4. Step 4: work on your standing jump into the pit.

  5. Step 5: For triple jump

  6. Step 6: work on cycling your leg through for the first step

  7. Step 7: also bounding with or without jump ropes is really helpful when it comes to your second step.

  8. Step 8: For both of these you will want to practice your approach many times.

  9. Step 9: For high jump

  10. Step 10: try working on your back arches

  11. Step 11: and do a standing jump over the bar.

  12. Step 12: For the throws and shot put

  13. Step 13: discus

  14. Step 14: and hammer throw

  15. Step 15: you want to work on upper body strength.

  16. Step 16: Be very careful doing these events

  17. Step 17: using the proper form as not to injure your shoulders or elbows.

  18. Step 18: When running distance

  19. Step 19: work on your endurance

  20. Step 20: as well as breathing patterns

  21. Step 21: those can really help!

  22. Step 22: For sprints

  23. Step 23: work on block exits.

  24. Step 24: say you're running the 200m dash

  25. Step 25: train by running 250 or 300 meters (820.2 or 984.3 ft) so when you run the 200 you won't burn out in the end.

  26. Step 26: With any running

  27. Step 27: work on form.

  28. Step 28: For hurdles

  29. Step 29: work on form by having 5 or so hurdles right in a row and walk over them using proper form.

  30. Step 30: if you're running the longer hurdles

  31. Step 31: 300⁄400 meter (2.5 ft) hurdles

  32. Step 32: you will want to train distance once a week so you get the endurance.

Detailed Guide

Also you could have someone hold a rake where you normally jump, forcing you to jump farther. ,,, Then increase it to a four step approach and go from there. , Hit the weight room! ,,,,, Knees up and never behind your butt.

Arms, hips to lips. , Then do 3 exits into the first hurdle, 3 into the second hurdle and so on. ,

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