The athletics and track events at the Olympics include those competitions

Heptathlon: A type of all-around sport in athletics.

It is by running, jumping, throwing, etc. 7

track and field events are a comprehensive women's event. The results of the competition are calculated by adding up the scores of each individual achievement according to the all-around scoring table for athletics. The winner is the winner with the most total scores.

The women's all-around sport doesn't have a long history, but it has changed the most. In 1981, the women's pentathlon was changed to heptathlon and a world record was set. The order of the heptathlon competition is the 100-meter hurdle run, high jump, shot put and 200-meter run on the first day; The second day, long jump, javelin, 800-meter run.

The women's heptathlon is a difficult event, and only after years of comprehensive and systematic training, on the basis of comprehensive improvement in all events, can you achieve excellent results. Sprint runs play an important role in all-round training. Mastery of the 100-meter hurdles, high jump, long jump, and javelin is the key to success.

Pentathlon.

The pentathlon was officially included in the eighteenth Olympic Games in 708 BC.

In 776 B.C., there was only one event in the first ancient Olympic Games, which was the "stede" (track running), and in the eighteenth ancient Olympic Games, several events such as long jump, discus throwing, javelin throwing and wrestling were added at the same time. In order to integrate these events, the arbitration committee of the competition has set up a pentathlon.

At that time, the pentathlon was a combination of five individual events: the foot race, the long jump, the discus throw, the javelin throw, and the wrestling, and it was one of the most important events of the ancient Olympic Games to determine the best all-round athlete in Greece.

They are all named according to the venue. In the early days, there was no standard track and field field like now, and some jumping and throwing events were held on an empty field, while some running events were held on a flat road, hence the names "field" and "track". "Field" refers to a vast open field or field, and field competition is a general term for various jumping and throwing competitions held in a certain area.

"Track" refers to the track or road, and the track race is a general term for different distances of race walking and various forms of running on the track of the track and field field, or on the specified road outside the field. Athletics is a general term for jumping and throwing events.

This is mainly based on the way people exercise, different game times, different rules, different requirements, so it has different names.

Athletics competitions include high jump, pole vault, shot put, discus, long jump, javelin, and hammer throw; There are 100m men's and women's runs, 110m hurdles, 200m, 400m, 1500m, 3000m and so on.