The Track and Field Encyclopedia is the definitive guide to the sport of track and field. This comprehensive volume covers everything you need to know about the history, rules, and techniques of track and field, as well as profiles of the greatest athletes in the sport.
The Encyclopedia is divided into eight sections:
- History: This section provides a detailed overview of the history of track and field, from its ancient origins to the modern era.
- Rules: This section explains the rules of track and field, including the rules for each event and the procedures for conducting meets.
- Techniques: This section provides detailed instructions on how to perform the various events in track and field, including running, jumping, and throwing.
- Athletes: This section profiles the greatest athletes in the history of track and field, including Usain Bolt, Carl Lewis, and Jackie Joyner-Kersee.
- Records: This section lists the world records for each event in track and field.
- Glossary: This section provides definitions of the most important terms used in track and field.
- Bibliography: This section lists the sources used in the compilation of the Encyclopedia.
The Track and Field Encyclopedia is an essential resource for anyone who wants to learn more about the sport of track and field. Whether you’re a coach, an athlete, or just a fan, this book has something for you.
