There are __ people on a relay team.

''The relay race is a track event which athletes run while carrying a baton.''

What type of event is a Relay?

What equipment do you need for a Relay race?

How far must each person run in a 4x100m Relay race?

What do we call the process of giving the baton to the next person in your team?

What are the two categories of relay passes?

Which of the following is not a type of relay race?

What is a push pass?

A visual pass is one where the outgoing runner does not see the incoming runner.

The push pass is a non visual pass.

Which technique/techniques can be used to transfer a baton?

What is the name for the 'stick' that runners pass to another runner in the relay race?

How many runners will each team consist?

1. “The outgoing runner's arm is extended out behind them parallel to the ground and the hand is open with the thumb pointing down. The incoming runner holds the baton vertically and pushes it straight into the open hand.” Which technique is this?

What is the area on the track in which the baton must be passed between teammates during a relay?

Which baton exchange does the 4x800m relay use?

In the 4x100m relay how far does each person run then exchange the baton?

Each section of a relay race is called a _______________.

In the relays, who is called the incoming runner?

What is the name of the competitive race that the runners must pass the baton around the track as quickly as possible?

Name the two types of baton exchange.

Which baton exchange is shown in the picture?

Which baton exchange is shown in the picture?

Which baton exchange does the 4x100m relay use?

In the 4x800m relay how far does each person run then exchange the baton?

In the relays, who is called the outgoing runner?

Which type of baton exchange is being made in the picture?