2012 Track & Field Rule Book Differences

• Do you attend track meets at different levels and sometimes wonder if a certain rule is a high school, NCAA or USATF rule?

• As a coach or a fan, do you sometimes need to look up a rule quickly?

• As an official, do you hate to carry around four rulebooks and find that some contain very poor indexes?

If the answer to any of these questions is "yes," help is available. Track and Field Rule Book Differences is a lightweight, paperback book that can easily be carried with you at track meets. In an easy-to-read chart format, it shows high school (NFHS), college (NCAA), open (USATF) and international (IAAF & WMA) rule differences.

Rules are organized by category (general rules, combined events, running events, relays, general field events, horizontal jumps, vertical jumps, throwing events, race walks and record requirements.) For this reason, one can find a particular rule almost instantly by simply scanning the appropriate category. The actual rule number is cited next to each rule so the book can be used as an index for all four rulebooks. Included are up-to-date implement and hurdle charts, which are especially useful for Masters, Junior, and Age Group competitions.

The 2012 edition is in stock and ready for shipment. It has over 200 changes from the 2011 edition, an indoor hurdles chart and a Tie-Breaking section on a single page!

Click "Buy Now" below to order on-line, or send $12 for each book to:

Track & Field Rule Book Differences, Jim Hanley, editor
P.O. Box 6744
Thousand Oaks, CA 91359-6744

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"T&F Rulebook Differences" or "James Hanley"

805-24-BOOK-8 (805-242-6658)

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