Guides
Guides
Each guide states the measurement, the governing body the figure comes from and the level of play it applies to. Figures are read from the published rule book and carry the date they were last checked. See how the atlas is compiled.
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3×3 Basketball Court Dimensions, According to FIBA
FIBA’s 3×3 basketball court is 15 x 11 m with one basket, a 5.80 m free-throw line, and a 6.75 m two-point arc, smaller…
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9v9 Soccer Field Dimensions, Plus 4v4 and 7v7 by Age
U.S. Soccer’s official small-sided standards: exact 4v4, 7v7 and 9v9 field, goal and ball sizes for U6 through U12, with the build-out line and…
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Beach Volleyball Court Dimensions Compared to Indoor
Beach volleyball’s 16 by 8 m sand court is smaller than the 18 by 9 m indoor court, with no center line, a shorter…
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Volleyball Net Height by Age: USA Volleyball and High School Rules
USA Volleyball net heights from 10 and under to seniors, with girls and boys columns, how high school nets compare, and where the rulebook…
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How Many Pickleball Courts Fit on a Tennis Court
The math behind fitting pickleball lines on a tennis court: how many actually fit, and where a recreational-size court falls short of the minimum…
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Long Jump, Triple Jump, High Jump and Pole Vault Dimensions
World Athletics dimensions for the four jumping events: long jump and triple jump boards, high jump’s curved runway, and the pole vault box.
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Discus, Shot Put and Javelin Dimensions
World Athletics dimensions for javelin, discus and shot put: runway, arc and sector for javelin, and the two different circles for discus and shot…
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Running Track Dimensions, Markings and Layout
World Athletics running track dimensions: the 84.39 m straight, 36.50 m bend radius, 8 lanes of 1.22 m, and the 30 m relay takeover…
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Pétanque Court Dimensions, Markings and Layout
Official FIPJP pétanque terrain dimensions: the 15 x 4 m minimum, the 35-50 cm throwing circle and its clearances, and the jack’s 6-10 m…
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Handball Court Dimensions, Markings and Layout
Official IHF handball court dimensions: the 40 x 20 m court, the 6-meter and 9-meter lines and why one stops short of the side…