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Bib collection

Please report to the club room to collect your bib number if you did not take part in the first fixture -  This number can be found on the Competitors list and on the Start Lists (see below) - this will be your number for the whole series and must be retained. Bib number is to be worn on the front of your vest.

There is no bib collection deadline but we recommend that athletes warm up for at least 25mins before their first event, therefore they'll need to collect their bib before this.

If you already have a bib number from the first fixture there is no need to sign-in in the club room. The first point of signing in/ registering will be at the starts area for your track event or jumps/throwing area for your field event (see below).

Start-lists online

All athletes/parents should check the Start Lists here https://data.opentrack.run/en-gb/x/2023/GBR/aztec2/event/

By doing so, all athletes should know their start time, heat, lane number, etc.

Once the meet begins, this link will provide live results.

Track events

• All athletes must report to the start area 10mins before the scheduled start
• This has NOT been at all well adhered to by junior or senior athletes last year and is bad practice ahead of competing in UK competitions in the future. It is necessary to ensure smooth preparation for each race for the starts team and sticking stress-free to the timetable
• Athletes can continue their warm-up routines in this area whilst keeping aware of any shout-outs from the starts team to sign-in or come to the start-line
• Athletes WILL be required to wear lane/hip numbers which will be co-ordinated by the starts team - these are to be worn on the outside of both legs and be pinned to shorts appropriately

Field events

• It is athlete/parent/coach responsibility to ensure practice jumps/throws take place BEFORE the allotted competition start time. There should be officials at the site well in advance of the start time to allow this
• It is recommended to be at the throws/jumps site approx 15mins before the start time
• If there is a clash with a track event athletes MUST advise the field event officials that they intend to compete before they head to their track event - the officials will do their utmost to let athletes achieve as many attempts as possible but cannot pause the competition to allow practice attempts which should happen in advance of the start time

Additional notes for U13/ new athletes

• Athletes should warm up with a short jog followed by a combination of drills and dynamic stretches that they've experienced in training. We recommend approx 15mins of these in a relaxed manner following their jog. Next, they should get into spikes (unless throwing) and do "strides" for approx 10mins with relaxed recoveries. They should then be good to go!
• In shot putt and high jump there will not be any coaching of the basics during the competition - the athletes should all be familiar with how to throw from training sessions. The officials' job is to ensure the competition runs smoothly and is enjoyable!
• Again to reiterate that it is important for the athletes to advise officials at the field events if they have an event clash. It will be accommodated but the officials need to know!