Question

Name two offences which result in a high-jumper getting disqualified

Answer 1

The two offences which result in a high jumper getting disqualified are the following reasons:-

• the jumper shall get disqualified if he or she does not take off on one foot.
• A successful jump only happens only when after jumping the crossbar remains  stable.
• According to their own rules and regulations commentators can announce the height to which they have to jump and they have to fulfill the task otherwise they would be disqualified.

Answer 2

A high-jumper can be disqualified for the following reasons that designed by International Association of Athletic Federation.

• The Chief Judge can disqualify the athlete when he or she dislodges the bar while making the jump.
• The athlete will be subjected to disqualification when he or she failed to jump a required height within three attempts.
• The athlete will be subjected to disqualification when he or she refaced to jump the height that decided by the chief judge.
• An athlete will be subjected to disqualification when he or she failed to take-off from the ground with his or her foot.
• An athlete will be subjected to meet the disqualification when he or she failed to meet the conditions applied if the game ended in a tie.