Decathlon

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The heptathlon in the Olympics consists of seven track and field events spread over two days. These events are the 100-meter hurdles, high jump, shot put, and 200 meters on the first day, followed by the long jump, javelin throw, and 800 meters on the second day. Athletes accumulate points based on their performances in each event, with the total determining the winner. The heptathlon tests a combination of speed, strength, agility, and endurance.

Bruce Jenner won the gold medal in the decathlon at the 1976 Montreal Olympics with a total score of 8,634 points. His individual event times included a 100 meters time of 10.93 seconds, a 400 meters time of 47.51 seconds, and a 1500 meters time of 4:12.51. Jenner's performance in various other events contributed to his overall score, solidifying his status as a top athlete in the decathlon.

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Second-hand information is gathered by someone who did not take part in or witness an event. This information is passed on from individuals who had direct involvement. It may be subject to inaccuracies or biases depending on how many times it has been relayed.

Due to the latitude and altitude.Many long-distance athletes train in Ethiopia as well

There are many events in track and field the hardest field events are jumping such as triple because it is so hard to get the perfect form. I would know I do it. The hardest track events are 400, 3200 (2 mile) , 800, And the 400 hurdles because you need perfect form. There are so many track events i thought i would name the hardest.

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Bruce had a brother named Bert, a friend of mine. He was killed in a horrible car crash almost immediately following Bruce's Olympic success. This occurred in Canton, CT where he lived with his parents and attended High School.

Although many women compete in decathlons, the sport is dominated by men. Women typically compete in the heptathlon which features seven sports events instead of the ten events of the decathlon.

I think they did. A long time ago I vaguely remember seeing the two of them posing on a tennis court together for a cover of a magazine.

I think they were actually married. Right? So , she would be Chris Jenner.

Where is she anyways....?

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Jim Thorpe's standings in the 10 events of the 1912 Olympic decathlon:

1) 100 meter dash - 3rd - 904.8 points

2) Long Jump - 3rd - 830.95 points

3) Shotput - 1st - 809 points

4) High Jump - 1st - 958 points

5) 400 meter dash - 4th - 857.12 points

6) Discus - 3rd - 829.76 points

7) 110 meter hurdles - 1st - 943 points

8) Pole Vault - 3rd - 751.6 points

9) Javelin - 4th - 748.925 points

10) 1500 meter run - 1st - 779.8 points

The number of possible outcomes that matches the event divided by the total number of possible outcomes is the probabilityof that event.

There are 6 field event in a decathlon:

Long Jump, Shot Put, High Jump, Discus Throw, Pole Vault, and Javelin

== == Bruce Jenner - (6ft 2in)

The decathlon's ten events are spread out over two days.

First day events: 100-meter dash, running long jump, shot put, high jump, and 400-meter run.

Second day events: 110-meter hurdles, discus throw, pole vault, javelin throw, and 1,500-meter run for the second day.

To determine an overall winner, the International Association of Athletics Federations sets a table to convert performance in each event to a score, and the athlete with the highest sum of all ten scores is the winner. The table is updated periodically to keep up with new world records in each event, which can have interesting effects on previous scores—a 1985 revision of the table bumped up British decathlete Daley Thompson's score from the previous year, causing him to break the world record retrospectively.