Athletics glasses

Track and field glasses are specifically designed to provide protectionone to the eyes while practicing this sport.

Athletics

Track and field, also known as track and field or simply track and field, is a sport that encompasses a wide range of disciplines involving running, jumping and throwing. It is considered one of the oldest forms of competitionsone sports car, dating back to ancient Greece.

Athletics disciplines can be divided into three main categories:

1. Corsica: include track races, such as the 100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, hurdles, relays, and cross-country races such as the 5.000 meters or marathon.

1. Jumps: include the long jump, high jump, triple jump and pole vault. In these disciplines, athletes attempt to overcome specific distances or heights using their speed and acrobatic ability.

1. Launches: include the shot put, discus throw, hammer throw and javelin throw. Athletes try to throw the object as far as possible, using appropriate strength and technique.

In addition to these three main categories, there are also other disciplines such as the decathlon (a combinationone of ten different events), the heptathlon (a combinationone of seven different events), race walking and indoor pentathlon.

Athletics is a very popular sport worldwide and is practiced at an amateur and competitive level. Track and field competitions are often staged on purpose-built tracks and fields, such as stadiums, and athletes compete individually or as part of national or international teams. Athletics is also an Olympic discipline, present at the Summer Olympic Games.

Running disciplines in athletics

In athletics, running disciplines are among the most popular and engaging. There are different distances and obstacles that athletes compete over. Here are some of the main running disciplines in athletics:

1. 100 meters: It is one of the fastest and most popular disciplines in athletics. Athletes compete to cover the 100 meter distance as fast as possible.

1. 200 meters: Similar to the 100 meters, but with double the distance. Athletes must cover the distance of 200 meters in the shortest time possible.

1. 400 meters: An endurance and speed race, athletes must complete a complete lap of the track covering a distance of 400 metres.

1. Obstacles: There are two main steeplechase disciplines: the 110 meter hurdles for men and the 100 meter hurdles for women. Athletes must run on the track overcoming obstacles along the way.

1. Relay race: The relay involves a team of four athletes passing a baton to each otherone to cover a specific distance. Common distances for relays are 4x100 meters and 4x400 meters.

1. Cross-country races: These races include longer distances, such as the 5.000 meters, 10.000 meters, and the marathon. Athletes must have good endurance to cover these distances.

1. Middle distance: These disciplines include races such as the 800 meters and 1.500 meters, which require a combinationone of speed and endurance.

1. Mountain running: A discipline that involves running on mountainous or hilly terrain, often on challenging routes with significant gradients.

These are just some of the running disciplines in athletics. Each discipline requires specific skills and preparationone adequate to obtain high level performance. Athletes can speciallearn one or more of these disciplines based on their preferences and abilities.

Features of glasses for athletics

Here are some features you may want to consider when looking for track and field glasses:

1. Lightness: Glasses must be light so as not to weigh down the face and cause discomfort during physical activity.

1. Secure Fit: Make sure your glasses have a secure fit on your face, so that rimstable wheels even during sudden or high-speed movements.

1. Impact Resistance: Look for glasses that are impact-resistant, which will protect your eyes in case of accidents or accidental impacts.

1. Protective lenses: The lenses must offer protectionone from the sun's harmful UV rays. Additionally, also consider using category 3 lenses (for outdoor use) to reduce glare and improve visual clarity.

1. Fog Resistance: Athletic glasses must have good ventilationone to avoid fogging and maintain a clear faceone clear even during intense physical activity.

1. Water and sweat resistance: Choose glasses that are resistant to water and sweat to prevent them from becoming damaged or slipping during physical activity.

1. Aerodynamic design: Some track and field glasses are designed with an aerodynamic design to reduce air resistance and improve performance.

1. Interchangeable lenses (optional): You may want to consider glasses with interchangeable lenses to accommodate different lighting conditionsone, such as clear lenses for night running or dark lenses for sunny days.

Remember to try different models and brands to find the glasses that best suit your face and your personal needs. Also consult an optician or one specialVisit sporting goods stores for more specific recommendations based on your preferences.