There are also pentathlons, heptathlons, decathlons, throws pentathlons, and ultra-weight pentathlons at some meets. The following events are typically offered at masters track meets: sprints, hurdles, middle distance and distance events, steeplechase, pole vault, high jump, long jump, triple jump, race walk, shot put, discus throw, javelin, weight throw, hammer throw, superweight throw, and relays.

Information about clubs can be found here. Associations can supply additional information about local clubs, training facilities, and group training opportunities. USATF Masters provides opportunities for competition, fitness, health, and camaraderie from the local to the international level. Check the Associations page to see what associations are in your area and the clubs they offer. Our sport is inclusive and flexible enough to accommodate any level of ability and interest. There are tens of thousands of active masters participants in the United States. Whether you’ve been a road runner, a cross-country runner, a marathoner, or a track and field athlete your entire life or you’re returning to the sport or you're just curious, we hope you find what you are looking for in USATF Masters.

USATF Masters Track & Field meets include all track and field events: sprints, distance running, hurdles, throws, jumps, race walking, combined events, and relays. Athletes compete separately in five year age groups starting at age thirty-five, and sub-Masters begin at age twenty-five.

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