Athletic and Jogging Track

Athletic and jogging tracks are designed and constructed for running, jogging, and other athletic activities. To ensure the safety and protection of children and adults, these tracks are typically made of rubber, polyurethane, or a combination of both materials. It provides cushioning and reduces the impact on joints.

Athletic tracks are usually oval-shaped, with a length of 400 meters and a width of 9.31 meters, and divided into eight lanes. These tracks are used for various events in athletics, including sprints, hurdles, and relays.

Jogging tracks, on the other hand, are designed for recreational use and are typically smaller in size than athletic tracks. They can be found in public parks, schools, and fitness centers, and are usually open to the public for free. Both athletic and jogging tracks provide a safe and comfortable surface for running and other physical activities and can be used for exercise, training, and competition.