Establish the national standard for the first and second best athletes in the long jump.
Standing long jump is a common track and field sport, which not only tests the explosiveness and coordination of athletes, but also an important indicator to measure the comprehensive quality of an athlete. In China, there are strict regulations on the national first-class and second-class athlete standards for standing long jump.
For the men's senior category, the standing long jump standard for Level 1 athletes is 281 meters, the standard for a second-class athlete is 244 meters, while the standard for ** athletes is 21 meter. For the women's adult category, the criteria are 243 meters, 21 meter and 17 meters. These standards apply to adult athletes competing in national athletics.
And in terms of youth, the standard for national level 1 athletes is men's 275 meters, women's 240 meters;The standard for Level 2 athletes is 2 for men37 meters, women's 207 m;**The standard for athletes is men's 199 meters, women's 169 meters. These standards apply to athletes competing in national junior athletics.
It is important to note that these standards only apply to competitions held domestically. In international competitions, due to different competition rules and scoring criteria, an athlete's performance may need to be converted accordingly.
In addition to the adult and youth categories, China's standing long jumper standards also include junior groups A, B and C, as well as juvenile and children's categories. The criteria for these classifications also vary, but in general, the criteria gradually increase with age.
In general, to meet the standards of national first- and second-class athletes, it takes long-term professional training and continuous efforts. It is very important for young people who aspire to become professional track and field athletes to understand these standards and work towards them.