POLANIK - folder A4 - EN - 07_2011 - wnetrze

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from Beijing 2008 to Mexico City 1968
- interviews with champions,
medal tables,
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p.3
Ziolkowski
Hammer
at the World
Championships in Deagu
p.10
International
debut of the electronically
driven PV stand
p.35
New offer!
from javelins to footwear
improved product in each group
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and supplier
of the Polish Athletics Federation
©Mediasport
Index
Dear Customers
Javelin throw
Discus throw
Hammer throw
Shot put
Track events
Long and triple jumps
High jump
Pole vault
Once more we give you a new product catalogue – this
time for 2012, which is a special year in the sports world.
The Games of the XXX Jubilee Summer Olympiad are
scheduled to take place in London from 27th July to 12th
August. The city will host that unique and full of emotions
event for the third time – earlier the Olympiads in 1908
and 1948 were held there.
Watch the Olympics and support your favourites!
Waiting for that remarkable event, let us remind you of
several facts related to Poland and the Olympic Games:
• 1924 – Poles officially participated in the VIII Summer
Olympic Games in Paris - although our compatriots were
the Olympic team members of the Poland's partitioners
before; at that time 1914 competitors represented Poland
in 25 sports events;
• 1928 – Halina Konopacka, a discus thrower, gained the
first gold medal in the history of the Polish athletics at the
IX Summer Olympic Games in Amsterdam;
• 1964 – Irena Szewinska became the first Polish athlete
who gained 3 medals during one Olympic event. At the
Games of the XVIII Summer Olympics in Tokyo she won
the gold medal in the relay race 4 x 100 m, and two silver
medals: in the 200 m race and the long jump;
• 2000 – Robert Korzeniowski, as the first Polish athlete in
our history, gained 2 gold medals during one event. He
won the most desirable prize in the 20 km and 50 km race
walking at the Games of the XXVII Summer Olympiad in
Sydney. Poles gained the most medals (32) at the
Olympics in Moscow in 1980. Four times the Polish
Olympic teams came back with 7 gold medals: from
Tokyo, Munich, Montreal and Atlanta. So far Poles have
won the most Olympic medals (22 gold, 17 silver and 13
bronze) in the athletics.
To emphasize that special time we have included some
information about the Summer Olympics in the
catalogue. The journey starts at the Olympic Games in
Beijing in 2008 and ends at the Olympic Games in Mexico
City in 1968. The history of the Olympics that we have
written about coincides also with the development of our
company, which was founded in 1966. And that is not all...
We have also prepared interesting interviews with the
athletes who took part in the Olympic Games, so let us
invite you for that sports time travel and the retrospective
Javelin throw
Full Carbon Premium Line javelins
javelin bag
javelin rack
javelin rack on wheel
javelin tubes
javelins / competition
javelins / school
javelins / training
p. 3
p. 5
p. 5
p. 5
p. 5
p. 4
p. 5
p. 5
Discus throw
discus bag
discus racks and rack on wheels
discus throwing cage
discus throwing circle
discuses / competition carbon
discuses / competition plastic
discuses / training adjustable
discuses / training plastic
discuses / training rubber
discuses / training TRIAL
discuses / competition hard playwood
p. 7
p. 8
p. 9
p. 9
p. 7
p. 7
p. 8
p. 8
p. 8
p. 8
p. 7
Hammer throw
review of the exciting facts and events. At the same time
we would like to encourage you to get familiar with the
updated product offer presented in the 2012 Catalogue.
And we wish to answer the question which often cross
our customers’ minds...: Why Polanik?
Because Polanik means:
• over 45 years of experience
• renowned producer
• reliable and professional fair player with punctual
deliveries
• sponsor – buying Polanik products supports athletics
and athletes
• references confirmed by Polanik equipment presence
during top rank sports events
• highest class quality products proved by many
records set with Polanik equipment
• 90% of products “made in Poland”
• innovative patent solutions that cannot be found
anywhere else
• equipment easy to assemble, maintain, use and
transport
• minimal lead time and transport cost thanks to proper
warehousing and modern logistics system.
Trust Polanik and become our business partner!
bag for hammer / weight/ shot put
cage gate lift
conversion circle discus-hammer
discus and hammer throwing cage
hammer bag
hammer gloves
hammer gloves / competition
hammer measuring device
hammer racks
hammers / competition brass
hammers / competition Premium Line
hammers / competition stainless steel
hammers / competiotn steel
hammers / competition Ziolkowski Gold, Silver, Black
hammers / training steel
handles / heavy hammers
handles / hammer
handles / with chain for throwing weight
highland games throwing weights
key for hammer
key for throwing weight
pillar shields
throwing weights
training weights
transport case
p. 14
p. 15
p. 15
p. 15
p. 14
p. 13
p. 11
p. 14
p. 13
p. 12
p. 11
p. 12
p. 12
p. 11
p. 13
p. 13
p. 13
p. 14
p. 14
p. 13
p. 14
p. 15
p. 14
p. 14
p. 11
Shot put
bag for hammer /weight / shot put
competition toe board
indoor safety barriers
indoor shot put circle with toe board
indoor shot put mat
self adhesive sector tape
shot put circle
shot put racks
shot put return channel
shots / competition brass
shots / competition stainless steel
shots / competition steel
shots / training PVC
shots / training steel
shots / training TRIAL
training toe board
p. 18
p. 19
p. 20
p. 20
p. 20
p. 20
p. 19
p. 18
p. 19
p. 17
p. 17
p. 17
p. 18
p. 18
p. 18
p. 19
Track events
Accessories
Polanik
Athletics Collection
Do-win
athletics footwear
competition hurdle cart
hurdles / competition aluminium
hurdles / competition aliminium collapsible
hurdles / competition steel-aluminium collapsible
hurdles / padded top bar
hurdles / spring back
hurdles / step
hurdles / training steel-aluminium and aluminium collapsible
hurdles / training steel-aluminium one-piece frame
lane markers
lap counter
mobility set for steeplechase barrier
relay batons
starter's stand
starting block rack on wheel
starting blocks / competition aluminium
starting blocks / competition steel
starting blocks / competition steel-aluminium
starting blocks / school-training
steeplechase barrier
top boards
top boards on request
training hurdle cart
p. 24
p. 23
p. 23
p. 23
p. 24
p. 24
p. 24
p. 23
p. 23
p. 25
p. 24
p. 25
p. 25
p. 24
p. 22
p. 22
p. 22
p. 22
p. 22
p. 25
p. 24
p. 24
p. 24
aluminium rake
blanking covers for take-off board frames
p. 27
p. 27
distance indicators
sand leveller
sand pit cover
plasticine straps for indicator board
take-off boards / competition
take-off board / training
take-off markers
p. 27
p. 27
p. 27
p. 27
p. 27
p. 27
p. 27
High jump
covers / for competition / club multicube / school landing areas
covers / for monocube landing areas
crossbars training and competition
garages for landing areas
landing areas / club monocube
landing areas / club multicube
landing areas / competition
landing areas / school
landing areas / school made of mats
measuring device
modular grid platforms
stands / competition
stands / school
p. 30
p. 30
p. 30
p. 31
p. 29
p. 29
p. 29
p. 30
p. 30
p. 31
p. 30
p. 31
p. 31
Pole vault
base pads / training
blanking covers for boxes
covers / for competition / multicube landing areas
covers / for monocube landing area
corssbar placer
crossbar
garage for landing area
measuring device
modular grid platform
pole bags
pole racks
pole vault boxes
stand / competition electronically driven PV Polanik Premium
stand / competition Polanik Professional
stands / training Polanik Club
p. 38
p. 34
p. 34
p. 34
p. 38
p. 38
p. 34
p. 33
p. 33
p. 33
p. 38
p. 34
p. 38
p. 38
p. 34
p. 35
p. 36
p. 37
Accessories
cart for modular grid
chalk stand
combo racks
dispensing spools
field event pole
flag with base
markers / distance fibreglass
markers / distance steel
markers / field
markers / record
markers / runway
measuring cane
measuring sets
measuring tapes
officials' flag
photo finish set / competition
performance boards
rack for measuring set
sector lines
sector line staples
sector metal flag
stopwatches
timing system standard
timing system standard with cascade
wind indicator
wind speed indicators
winners platforms
p. 41
p. 42
p. 41
p. 43
p. 43
p. 44
p. 43
p. 43
p. 43
p. 44
p. 43
p. 44
p. 41
p. 44
p. 44
p. 40
p. 42
p. 41
p. 43
p. 43
p. 43
p. 44
p. 40
p. 40
p. 42
p. 42
p. 44
Polanik Athletics Collection
men's competition shorts
men's competition singlet
men's training jacket
men's training leggings
men's training pants
men's training tank top
men's training T-shirt
women's competition shorts
women's competition singlet
women's training jacket
women's training leggings
women's training pants
women's training tank top
women's training T-shirt
p. 49
p. 48
p. 48
p. 49
p. 49
p. 48
p. 48
p. 47
p. 46
p. 46
p. 47
p. 47
p. 46
p. 46
Sport shoes Do - win
high jump spikes
javelin spikes
jogging shoes
long jump spikes
running spikes
sprint spikes
throwing shoes
triple and long jumps spikes
p. 52
p. 52
p. 52
p. 52
p. 51
p. 51
p. 52
p. 52
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Contents
2-5
6-9
10-15
16-20
21-25
26-27
javelin throw
discus throw
hammer throw
shot put
track events
long and triple jump
high jump
pole vault
accessories
10.
11.
Do-win athletics footwear
28-31
32-38
39-44
45-49
50-52
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Beijing 2008
The Games of the XXIX Olympiad were held in Beijing, China, from
August 8th to August 24th, 2008. It began at exactly 8 past 8 p.m.
(UTC+8) on the 8th day of the 8th month in the year 2008. In the
Chinese culture the digit eight is the symbol of happiness,
abundance, money and peace.
In Beijing the 302 sets of the medals were won. The total of 11 526
participants from 205 countries competed in 28 sports disciplines.
President Hu Jintao announced the official opening of the Games.
The Olympic multi-medallist at gymnastics, Li Ning lit the Olympic
torch.
Beijing was declared the official host of the 2008 Olympic Games
on July 13th in 2001 during the IOC session in Moscow. Beijing was
selected out of the five cities: Toronto, Paris, Istanbul, and Osaka.
These Games had been the first Summer Olympics in Asia since
1988 (the Seoul Olympics).
For the first time in the history of the Olympics, five mascots were
selected, four of them were the animals, the Chinese culture
metaphor: the fish, the giant panda, the Tibetan antelope and
the swallow. The fifth was the Olympic flame - a symbol of
the traditional Chinese Dragon. Their names were Beibei, Jingjing,
Huanhuan, Yingying and Nini. The first syllables of the mascots'
names form the sentence "Beijing Huanying Ni", which means
"Welcome to Beijing".
All the athletics competitions, the opening and the closing
ceremonies of the Olympic Games were held at the Beijing
National Stadium, also known as the Bird's Nest.
The first national anthem heard at the stadium during the XXIX
Olympic Games was the Polish Mazurek Dabrowskiego. It was
played while rewarding the gold medallist in shot put - Tomasz
Majewski, who won with the result of 21,51 m. The oratorio written
by the famous Polish composer, Krzysztof Penderecki, was among
the works which the authorities of Beijing ordered for
the Olympics.
There was also another Polish accent during the Games - Polish
hammers were present there, of course with the Polanik logo.
In Beijing the total number of 47 athletics events took place:
24 men's and 23 women's.
Barbara Madejczyk - javelin throw
Why have you chosen the javelin throw?
When I started my adventure with athletics,
I was not bound to one sports discipline.
It turned out that I was doing well in several
sports, so my coach said that perhaps I would
be the heptathlonist. But at the competitions
my results in javelin throw were clearly getting
better and better. So, at the age of 15 I became
the youth record holder of Poland (45,78 m,
with old type javelin). Next year I was
appointed to the national junior team and that
was how I became a javelin thrower.
There is a picture of you, on Wikipedia, wearing a T-Shirt with
the Polanik logo, so it means that the Polanik products,
especially the javelins, are not alien to you.
- Yes. At the beginning I had only the Polanik javelins. My first
personal bests and the youth national record of Poland were set
with Polanik. And I still use their javelins today.
The 7th place at the Olympic Games in Beijing has been your
biggest success in your career. How do you remember that
event?
It’s true that the Olympics in Beijing have been my greatest
success. I came to China with the 23rd result in the world and came
back being the 7th. It was the sports event that have made the
greatest impression on me in terms of sport and organization.
China is also a very attractive and exotic country to us, Europeans.
I had a wonderful time at the Olympics and I wish everyone to
experience that.
Interviewed by Artur Wolski
Polish Athletics Medals: gold
Tomasz Majewski - shot put, silver
Igor Janik - javelin throw
Did you like Beijing? Have Olympians got
time to sightsee places where the Olympics
take place?
Beijing is a stunning and very powerful city.
It is highly developed in terms of technology
and motorization. Wherever you go, the
streets are crowded with people. Usually
participants of the Olympics and other
competitions have some time to see at least
the most characteristic places for a particular
city. A whole event, including travelling both
ways, usually takes from 3 to 4 days. Athletes always find couple
hours to go sightseeing. It is different when it comes to
championships, because the event lasts approximately 2 weeks,
which give athletes a chance to see something more. They have
time to take some pictures or use a camcorder in order to make
memories last longer.
Your results in Beijing weren’t particularly good, are you
preparing for London now? The Games are coming soon. Yes, in Beijing I didn’t achieve what I wanted mainly because of
the bad weather conditions. Also, the technical problems with the
athletics equipment were the obstacle I wasn’t able to overcome.
The Olympic Games in London are coming up. Almost every day,
during every training, I wonder how my start would look like, what
things require changes, what I should work out on or make better
to achieve success. The four years before the Olympics constitute
the cycle in which each next season is some kind of a test before
the target event in London.
While entering the head office of POLANIK we can see the
javelin with your autograph. Is the cooperation with the
company satisfying to you?
I have been cooperating with POLANIK for several years. I’m glad
that I have a chance to compete and train in the colours of the
company. Frankly speaking, was it not for Polanik, I wouldn’t have
literally any training equipment. It’s hard to believe, but it’s true.
Thanks to them, I’m provided not only with the throwing
implements but also with other athletics equipment, and it is the
world class equipment. I hope that next seasons will turn out
to be great for both, me and the company.
What makes javelins produced by Polanik so special?
In my opinion, the javelins made by Polanik stand out from those
manufactured by other international companies because there is
a wide range of them, so you are able to choose a right product for
your needs. Beginning with typical training javelins with a low level
of hardness, then medium hardness javelins and finally
competition javelins with very high stiffness. Athletes with various
training experience and different levels of motricity and technique
can find right javelins for trainings and for competitions.
Javelin Throw Medals
Andreas Thorkildsen / Barbora spotakova
90,57 m / 71,42 m
Ainars Kovals / Maria Abakumova
86,64 m / 70,78 m
Tero Pitkamaki / Christina Obergfoll
86,16 m / 66,13 m
Athletics Medals Table
rank
country
total
1
USA
7
9
7
23
2
Russia
6
5
7
18
3
Kenya
6
4
4
14
11
POLAND
1
1
0
2
Piotr Malachowski - discus throw
The decades of our company’s experience in the javelin production have been capped by Full Carbon competition javelins. Those master class javelins have come into
being as the result of the two-year work and personal commitment of the company’s founder, Wieslaw Szczepanik. In the production there have been used extremely
durable carbon fibres and special kinds of resins which vastly increase the javelins' rigidity. That lessens the vibrations during flight and guarantees farther throws. Thus
Polanik company has joined the selective group of the few producers from all over the world who make carbon fibre javelins. The Polanik Full Carbon javelins are the next
products added to the Premium Line which came into existence along with creating excellent class Ziolkowski Hammers.
Code
Description
Certificate
Currently there are two models included in the range: 600 g and 800 g. Only their shank tails are painted, the rest of the
FC11-600 Full Carbon 600 g
shank surface shows a spectacular structure of carbon fibre. In the near future different models with various levels
of rigidity, diversified colours, javelin cord types and head constructions will supplement the Full Carbon line.
FC11-800 Full Carbon 800 g
3
Competition javelins
New weights 700g and 600g, high precision of dimensions and weight distribution, high rigidness thanks to duraluminium with modified chemical constitution,
parameters at the edge of the IAAF technical allowance give the highest possible range, javelin cotton cord with synthetic core, transparent colours
SPACE MASTER
4
SKY CHALLENGER
Top competition model. Ultrathin javelin
end, maximal rigidness, sharp head coated
with thick layer of zinc, powder paint in
electric lime transparent colour
Model for advanced competitors. Increased
rigidness, narrowed shank end, steel
galvanized head in a cigar shape. Powder
painted shank in red transparent colour
Code
Description
Certificate
SM10-600 Space Master 600 g
Code
Description
Certificate
SC10-600 Sky Challenger 600 g
AIR FLYER
Base model for beginners. Slightly less rigid
shank forgives throwers’ mistakes and does
not strain the joints. Excellent for mastering
the throwing technique. Steel galvanized
head, powder painted shank in blue
transparent colour
Code
AF11-500
AF10-600
AF10-700
AF10-800
Description
Air Flyer 500 g
Air Flyer 600 g
Air Flyer 700 g
Air Flyer 800 g
Certificate
Made of steel tubes
and profiles coated
with powder paints
Made of steel tubes
and profiles coated
with powder paints,
easy to manoeuvre
Code
Code
Designed for school children
training, steel head
Designed for schoolchildren training,
rubber head
Code
Code
Code
Made of waterproof
synthetic fabric, special
strengthening of both
bag ends prevents
piercing, Velcro® belts
located inside secure
javelins against
movements, sturdy
handles
Code
5
Athens 2004
The Games of the XXVIII Olympiad were held in Athens from
August 13th to August 29th, 2004. Over 10500 participants from
202 countries competed in 28 different sports disciplines and 301
sets of medals were presented. The Greek President Konstantinos
Stefanopulos opened the Games. The Greek windsurfer,
the Olympic gold medallist in Atlanta, Nikolaos Kaklamanakis
lit the Olympic torch.
Athens was declared the official host of the 2004 Olympic Games
on September 5th in 1997 defeating Buenos Aires, Cape Town,
Rome and Stockholm. Before Athens had lost its opportunity to
organize the 1996 Summer Olympics. The capital of Greece hosted
the first Summer Olympic Games of the modern era exactly
100 years earlier, so that would have been a great opportunity
to celebrate the anniversary. However that privilege was given
to Atlanta then.
Traditionally the Games had two official mascots: Athena - the
goddess of wisdom and Phevos - the god of light and music.
The official logo was designed on the pattern of olive branch
wreath, that was presented to ancient Olympic champions. Also
its colours had their meaning: white and blue complied with
the colours of the Greek flag.
All the competitions took place on the Olympic Stadium of Athens.
Only the shot put event was held in the stadium of Olympia.
The marathon was held on the historic route from Marathon to
Athens, with the finish line at the Panathinaikos stadium, which
hosted the first modern Olympics in 1896.
The athletics fans could not complain on the lack of the sports
emotions. Kelly Holmes from Great Britain won the competition of
800 m and 1500 m races and became the third athlete in
the history who did it. The Ethiopian Kenenis Bekele reached for
the gold medal in 10 000 m race and had the chance to become one
of the greatest long distance runners, if he had won also 5000 m
race. After all he had to acknowledge the Moroccan veteran's
victory, the marathon runner, Hichama el Guerrouja who had
already won also the 1500 m race and as the second runner in
the history became the double gold medallist in both distances.
Among Poles the triumph belonged to Robert Korzeniowski, who
did not disappoint his fans and won the 50 km race walking. Anna
Rogowska perfectly performed winning the bronze medal in
the pole vault competition.
The hurdles of our company, showing proudly the Polanik logo,
were present at the XXVIII Summer Olympic Games.
The total number of 46 athletics events was held in Athens:
24 men's and 22 women's.
Discus Throw Medals
Virgilijus Alekna / Natalia Sadova
69,89 m / 67,02 m
Zoltan Kovago / Anastasia Kelesidu
67,04 m / 66,68 m
Aleksander Tammert / Irina Yatchenko
66,66 m / 66,17 m
rank
country
total
1
USA
8
12
5
25
2
Russia
6
7
7
20
3
Great Britain
3
0
1
4
18
POLAND
1
0
1
2
Joanna Wisniewska - discus throw
To achieve a success one has to work
hard for many years. Some people
may become successful at
the beginning of their careers, some
when their careers are heading to
an end. You gained the European
Championships medal after 20 years
of competing at stadiums all over
the world. Do athletes loose hope
when they fail being sometimes so
close to a victory?
20 years of my career have been full
of hard work, sacrifices, triumphs and failures. That has shaped
my personality. Now I know my needs and abilities. It is really
tough for athletes to keep going in their careers when the first
success is something you must wait for. There are athletes who
achieve it fast and also those whom time just gets on nerves.
Everything is possible, and gaining something requires faith and
hard work. I can say that I have withstood the test.
You were the 10th in Athens. Is it a satisfying result to you?
Oh, it was 7 years ago! Let me think for a second… yes, the girls
had pretty far throws. A Russian athlete won, she threw 67 m.
I, in the long list of the finalists, eventually ended up at the 10th
place. Taking into consideration some organization difficulties
I think my performance was "could have been better".
In your twenty-year career you have been using various types
of discuses. Does that small object change or is still the same?
They haven’t lost their parameters but have gained the look.
With the passing of time wood has been replaced by plastic,
carbon fibre or aluminium. As for me, traditional wooden discuses
are rather the equal of new plastic ones. Their weight hasn’t
changed so the only thing is how it feels in hand.
What is the condition of the Polish athletics in your opinion?
Frankly speaking, the level of the Polish athletics is rather
average. We have several exceptionally talented athletes but
I don't think it’s enough to talk about a high level in that sport.
Unfortunately, too few juniors achieve a high level when they
become seniors. I believe we should devote more attention
to those athletes who have potential and are constantly handling
with a difficult financial situation in their clubs. In addition,
the climatic conditions in our country aren’t working for our
advantage. Winter and low temperatures last during most of
the preparatory period. In Poland, only the Olympic Sports Centre
in Spala offers comparative conditions to an open-air facility for
training long throws in winter. Therefore the best one can do
during that period is visiting countries with a warmer climate.
Robert Korzeniowski - 50 km race walk, bronze
Anna Rogowska - pole vault
Brass rim, composite sideplates
(made from polyester epoxy resins,
carbon fibre and fibreglass), each
comes with Polanik discus bag,
IAAF cettificates
Discus rim made of special alloy
resistant to corrosion, synthetic
sideplates with high fibreglass
content, IAAF certificates
CPD11-0,6
CPD11-0,75
CPD11-0,8
CPD11-1
CPD11-1,25
CPD11-1,5
CPD11-1,6
CPD11-1,75
CPD11-2
0,6
0,75
0,8
1,5
1,75
Competition plywood discuses
Discus rim made of special alloy
resistant to corrosion, hard plywood
sideplates (made of special mixture
ofwood and resin pressed under high
pressure), non-standard weights on
request even up to 4 kg
HPD11-1
HPD11-1,5
HPD11-1,6
HPD11-1,75
HPD11-2
Made of waterproof synthetic fabric,
each holds one discus, Veicro®
closure, sturdy handle
7
Discus rim made of special alloy resistant to corrosion,
synthetic sideplates, non-standard weights on request
TPD11-0,6
TPD11-0,75
TPD11-0,8
TPD11-1
TPD11-1,25
TPD11-1,5
TPD11-1,6
TPD11-1,75
TPD11-2
Discus weight adjusted with flat galvanized steel discs
(50 g increase), steel galvanized rim, synthetic sideplates,
special hex key and carrying bag included
TRIAL training discuses
Racks for discuses
Super soft rubber, safe in use, ideal for beginners,
for indoor and outdoor training, bright visible colours,
300 g and 500 g models float
Code
DSK-0,3
DSK-0,5
DSK-0,75
DSK-1
DSK-1,25
DSK-1,5
DSK-1,5-JB
DSK-1,61
DSK-1,75
DSK-2
DSK-2,5
DSK-3
8
Weight Dia.
[kg] [mm]
0,3
0,5
0,75
1
1,25
1,5
1,5
1,61
1,75
2
2,5
3
185
185
185
185
185
185
220
220
220
220
220
220
KLD-5-A
K1-0237
Description
aluminium competition cage, height 5 m
anchor set for the cage
Certificate
IAAF
IAAF
2,5
9
Sydney 2000
The millennium Games of the XXVII Olympiad were held in Sydney
between 15th of September and 1st of October, 2000. The total of
10 651 participants from 199 countries competed in 28 sports
disciplines. In Sydney 300 sets of medals were given to the
competitors. The Sydney governor William Dean announced the
opening of the Games and the athlete Cathy Freeman lit the
Olympic torch.
Despite the preceding numerous protests of Aborigines, who
wanted to draw the world’s attention to their difficult social
situation, the President of the International Olympic Committee
Juan Antonio Samaranch triumphantly announced that the XXVII
Olympic Games were the greatest in the history, and the record
numbers of: participating countries, athletes, sports and
competitions were the confirmation of these words.
Sydney won the right to host the Games on 24th September in 1993,
in Monaco. Sydney defeated Beijing, Berlin, Istanbul and
Manchester.
The official mascots chosen for the 2000 Summer Olympics were
representatives of the Australian fauna: the Platypus named Syd for
"Sydney", the Echidna named Millie for "Millennium" and
the Kookaburra Olly named for "Olympics". They were designed by
Matt Hatton and Jozef Szekeres. The Olympic medals were
designed by the Polish sculptor Wojciech Pietranik.
All athletics competitions could have been admired at the Stadium
Australia - the main Olympic arena , the part of the Sydney Olympic
Park.
The return to the Antipodes after 44 years from the Games in
Melbourne might have been considered fully successful if only
the weather had been better. Sydney welcomed the athletes with
cool and damp aura, which affected the athletes' results. The star,
Marion Jones, who was expected to win five gold medals, won "only"
three (100, 200 and 4 x 400), and two bronze medals (long jump and
4 x 100). Marion was bravely supported by her colleague Michael
Johnson, who added to his collection two gold medals in the 400 m
race and the 4 x 400 m relay race. The rainy weather did not disturb
long distance runners from Africa. The Kenyans won gold medals in
the 1500 m race - Noah Kiprono and in the 3000 m steeplechase race
- Reuben Seroney. Millon Wolde won the 5000 m distance, Haile
Gebrselassie took the first place in the 10000 m race and Gezhange
Aber won the marathon - all the representatives of Ethiopia. All
Australians enjoyed the Cathy Freeman's victory, who won
the 400m race. The Aborigine, who was the 2nd in Atlanta and felt
dispirited, was the best in front of her own audience.
Jan Zelezny and Steve Backley fought a very thrilling duel in
the javelin throw. Finally the Czech was 32 cm better than his rival
and beat him throwing 90,17 m. The Polish team performed very
well. Robert Korzeniowski preparing to the 50 km race walking
started in the 20 km race just for a "warm up" and ... he won. And
then he reached for his second gold medal in the 50 km race. Two of our hammer throwers, 18-year-old Kamila Skolimowska and
Szymon Ziolkowski also did their best. Kamila as the only one
exceeded the distance of 70 m (71,16) and Szymon 80 m (80,04),
that was enough to gain two gold medals.
During the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, for the first time the women’s
pole vault and hammer throw competitions occurred. In Sydney
there were held 46 events in athletics: 24 men's and 22 women's.
Szymon Ziolkowski - hammer throw
- What more could Szymon Ziolkowski ask
for? You have won the most titles of all
Polish athletes and have gained a lot of
medals, including the most valuable one the gold Olympic medal. You can consider
yourself as a fulfilled athlete. But a real
fighter always set himself new targets.
What is Szymon Ziolkowski aiming for
now?
- First I must disagree with you, because I’m
sure that in Poland there are at least several
athletes that have won more titles than I have, and who are a way
better than me. But I haven’t stopped trying! And about setting
myself a target, there is always something you can aim for. It’s just
the way it is with athletes! In my collection I haven’t got
the European Champion medal yet - it would be better if it were
gold, of course. And the competition for the name of the best
on The Old Continent takes place in Helsinki in 2012.
- You are the most titled athlete among those who still take
part in competitions. And we wish you further successes,
including the next Olympic medal. But to add another gold to
your collection you need good equipment. Ziolkowski
Hammer is a line of products made by Polanik. Why have you
decided to cooperate with that widely-known Polish producer
of athletics equipment?
There were many reasons why we have decided on that
innovative concept. The Polanik company has been making
world-top-standard products for many years. In my sports
discipline, I have seen their equipment in various places all over
the world, so an opportunity has emerged to link the popularity
with promotion and creating a line of hammers signed by me.
The line was eagerly accepted by my colleagues.
- When did you use a hammer made by them for the first time?
- It was at the National Junior Championships that were held in
Kielce, 1992. I have been using their equipment ever since,
including the Olympic Games in Sydney. It was a great privilege
for me when, this year Ziolkowski Hammer line has been used
during the World Championships in Daegu.
- Sydney must have been a double lack for you, hasn’t it?
Kamila Skolimowska and Szymon Ziolkowski were the two
Polish sensations on the Games. I guess no one expected it,
including you and Kamila.
- Definitely yes, it was a huge surprise! Two Poles have won gold. It
was phenomenal especially in case of Kamila because she wasn’t
even 18 that time. Regrettably, Kamila is not among us any more,
but Anita Wlodarczyk has been continuing what Kamila started.
Hammer Throw Medals
rank
country
total
Szymon Ziolkowski / Kamila Skolimowska
80,02 m / 71,16 m
1
Nicola Vizzoni / Olga Kuzenkova
79,64 m / 69,77 m
2
Ethiopia
4
1
3
8
Igor Astapkovich / Kirsten Munchow
79,17 m / 69,28 m
3
POLAND
4
0
0
4
USA
7
4
5
16
Kamila Skolimowska, Szymon Ziolkowski - hammer throw, Robert Korzeniowski - 20 and 50 km race walk
Szymon Ziolkowski recommends
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Sturdy aluminium case, strengthen corners, interior
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SKM
Capacity
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11
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3
3
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wire and handle included
Weight [kg]
Weight [kg]
Non-standard weights on request. Complete list of hammers at www.polanik.com
Hammer handles
Code
Type
competition
competition
competition
competition
training
training
training
UW-130
UP-130
training
Grip
curved
straight
curved
straight
curved
straight
curved
straight
Heavy hammer
handle
Inside width [mm]
130
130
Hammers
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up to 4 kg inclusive
over 4 kg to 7,26 kg inclusive
over 4 kg to 7,26 kg inclusive
over 7,26 kg
over 7,26 kg
over 7,26 kg
over 7,26 kg
Hammer
gloves
Made of flat steel wire and special
alloy, comfortable grip, powder
painted, very strong construction,
possible connection to Polanik
throwing weight with quick link
connector
Code
S-145
S-333
Description
heavy hammer
handle
quick link connector
13
Training weights
Turned steel head powder coated, steel galvanized swivel,
galvanized chain with hammer handle UW-110,
length 300 mm with reduction to 230 mm
TW-1,5
TW-1,75
TW-2
Hammer bag
Made of waterproof synthetic fabric, each holds
one hammer, Velcro® closure, sturdy handle,
hooks for clipping the hammer wire in the set
1,5
1,75
2
Highland games
throwing weights
Designed for weight throw and toss over crossbar,
powder painted head, galvanized ring handle
and chain, each comes with Polanik weight bag
Code
Code
HB
hammer bag
Bag for hammer/weight/shot put
Made of waterproof
synthetic fabric, each
holds one implement
Velcro® closure,
sturdy handle
Made of hardened steel, designed for
replacing throwing weight swivel in Polanik
weight
Code
14
Description
weight swivel key
Offers comfortable assembly and disassembly of cage gate, reliable
and safe winch with automatic load brake, designed for KLM-7/10-A
and KLM-7/9 -A
Reduce discus circle
diameter to 2135 mm,
4 elements assembled
together by means
of single-head
feather key
15
Atlanta 1996
The Games of the XXVI Olympiad were held in Atlanta, from July
19th to August 4th, 1996.
The total of 10 318 competitors from 197 countries competed in 26
sports disciplines and 318 sets of medals were given to the
participants.The President of USA Bill Clinton announced the
opening of the Games and the Olympic torch was lit by the boxer
Muhammad Ali.
Atlanta was declared the official host of the 1996 Olympic Games
on September 18th in 1990 during the IOC session in Tokyo.
Atlanta was selected from six cities, it defeated Belgrade,
Manchester, Melbourne, Toronto and "the biggest looser" Athens,
which wanted to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the first
modern era Olympics held in Greece in 1896.
The mascot for the Olympics was named Izzy - the first mascot
designed by the computer. The name of the abstract fantasy
object came from question: "What is it?", because nobody actually
knew what or who was Izzy.
The events of the Games were held at various arenas, including
the Centennial Olympic Stadium, which was the place where
the bomb exploded on July 27th. There were 2 people killed and
112 injured. Although the Olympics were marred by the terrorist
bombing, the Olympic spirit was not broken and the Games were
continued.
The athletes became the heroes of the Games, especially
sprinters. The American Donovan Bailey won the men's 100 m
with the great time of 9,84 s. Michael Johnson was even more
popular, because he was the first in three events: in 200 m, 400 m
and relay 4 x 400 m. Moreover he established the 200 m new
world record: 19,32 s.
The Frenchwoman Marie Jose Perec turned to be the Johnson's
female counterpart. The gold medallist in the 400 m race
in Barcelona won the 200 m and 400 m races.
There were 44 athletics events in the Olympics: 24 men's and
20 women's.
Poles did not take part in the shot put competition.
Shot Put Medals
Randy Barnes / Astrid Kumbernuss
21,62 m / 20,56 m
John Godina / Sui Xinmei
20,79 m / 19,88 m
Oleksandr Bagach / Irina Hudoroshkina
20,75 m / 19,35 m
rank
country
1
USA
13
5
5
23
2
Russia
3
6
1
10
3
Germany
3
1
3
7
4
France
3
0
1
4
5
Etiophia
2
0
1
3
6
Canada
2
0
0
2
7
Kenya
1
4
3
8
8
Jamaica
1
3
2
6
9
China
1
2
1
4
10
Nigeria
1
1
2
4
1
1
0
2
11
South Africa
Poland
total
Robert Korzeniowski - 50 km race walk, silver
Artur Partyka - high jump
PK-3/85
85
17
PK-1
PK-2
PK-3
PK-4
PK-5
PK-6
Weight [kg]
1
2
3
4
5
6
PK-7,26
PK-8
PK-9
PK-10
PK-11
PK-12
Weight [kg]
7,26
8
9
10
11
12
PKG-1
PKG-1,5
PKG-2
PKG-2,5
PKG-3
PKG-3,5
1
1,5
2
2,5
3
3,5
PKG-4
PKG-4,5
PKG-5
PKG-6
PKG-7,26
4
4,5
5
6
7,26
Complete list of shot puts at www.polanik.com
Non-standard weights on request
TRIAL training shot
Super soft rubber, safe in use, ideal for beginners, for indoor
and outdoor training, bright visible colours
Code
VDL1,5
VDL2
VDL3
VDL4
VDL5
VDL6
VDL8
VDL10
VDL15
VDL20
Weight Dia.
[kg]
[mm]
0,15
65
0,2
65
0,3
65
0,4
65
0,5
65
0,6
65
0,8
100
1
100
1,5
100
2
100
Weight Dia.
[kg] [mm]
2,5
VDL25
100
2,72
VDL27
115
3
VDL30
115
3,25
VDL32
115
4
VDL40
115
5
VDL50
130
5,5
VDL55
130
6
VDL60
130
6,25
VDL62
130
VDL72 7,265
135
Code
Special shelves hold complete sets of competition and training shots
powder painted steel tubes and profiles
18
Made of waterproof synthetic
fabric, each holds one implement,
Velcro® closure, sturdy handle
Competition shot put toe board
Steel galvanized and
powder painted frame,
top element made of
waterproof plywood
20 mm thick coated with
ecological paint can be
easily replaced, endures
8 kg shot put impact
dropped from 1,8 m
Designed to easily and quickly retrieve shot puts
from a landing sector, 8 steel segments
galvanized and powder painted, the whole
construction screwed together with one hex key,
equipped with shot catcher, length 20 m
19
Modular construction made of steel galvanized and plywood, assembly
without tools, foam pads installed by means of Velcro® belts, certified net,
special distance markers, landing sector self adhesive tape included,
standard sets easily extended with additional panels, designed to be used
with shot put indoor mat MPK-2110
dia. 2135 mm with toe board S-269
20
Supporting structure made of steel profiles and sections galvanized,
top elements made of plywood 20 mm thick, 4 quadrants screwed together,
handles for carrying, competition toe board S-269 with IAAF certificate
included in the set
Barcelona 1992
The Games of the XXV Olympiad took place in Barcelona, from
July 25th to August 9th in 1992. It was the first Olympiad in Spain.
There were teams from 169 national Olympic committees.
The total number of 9367 participants competed in the 257 events
of the 25 sports disciplines. His Majesty King Juan Carlos I
announced the opening of the Games and the Olympic torch
was lit by the archer Antonio Rebollo.
During the 91st IOC Session, which was held in Lausanne on
October 17th in 1986, Barcelona was selected among Amsterdam,
Belgrade, Birmingham, Brisbane and Paris.
The main arena of the Games was the stadium located on
the Montjuic Hill.
The dog called Cobi was the official mascot of the Olympics. It was
designed by the Spanish designer Javier Mariscal.
The athletes achieved many successes: the American jumper Carl
Lewis for the third time proved to be the best in the long jump. The
British sprinter Lindford Christie won the 100 m race with
the result of 9,96 s. The Algerian runner Hassiba Boulmerk won
the 1500 m event and caused the same great euphoria in her
country as 8 years earlier Nawal El Moutawakel did in Morocco
after her Olympic success.
The African runners were mainly predicted to win medium and
long distance races, but there were some Europeans who changed
their plans. The German Dieter Baumann unexpectedly won
the 5000 m race, and the Spanish athlete Fermin 'Cacho' Ruiz took
the first place in the 1500 m race with a dynamic finish.
The beautiful accent ended the women’s 10000 m race.
The Ethiopian Deratu Tulu overtook Elena Meyer from South
Africa. After the race Meyer heartily congratulated the winner.
The Polish national athletics team brought back only one medal
from Barcelona. Artur Partyka won the bronze medal in the high
jump event.
There were 43 athletics events: 24 men's and 19 women's.
Gold Medallists in Track Events
event
women
men
100 m
Gail Devers 10,82 s
Linford Christe 9,96 s
200 m
Gwen Torrence 21,81 s
Michael Marsh 20,01 s
400 m
Marie – Jose Perec 48,83 s
Quincy Watts 43,50 s
800 m
Ellen van Langen 1:55,54
William Tanui 1:43,66
1 500 m
Hassiba Boulmerka 3:55,30
Fermin Cacho Ruiz 3:40,12
3 000 m / 5 000 m Yelena Romanova 8:46,04
Dieter Baumann 13:12,52
10 000 m
Derastu Tulu 31:06,02
Khalid Skah 27:46,70
3 000 m SC
-
Matthew Birir 8:08,84
100 / 110 H
Voula Patoulidou 12,64 s
Mark McKoy 13,12 s
400 m H.
Sally Gunnell 53,23 s
Kevin Young 46,78 s
4 x 100 m
42,11 s
37,40 s
4 x 400 m
3:20,20
2:55,74
marathon
Valentina Yegorova 02:32:41
Hwang Young-Cho 02:13:23
rank
1
country
total
USA
12
8
10
30
2
Unified Team
7
11
3
21
3
Germany
4
1
5
10
30
POLAND
0
0
1
1
Polish Athletics Medals: bronze
Artur Partyka - high jump
Jan Huruk - marathon
- You have been the greatest marathon runner in the Polish
history. Although the 7th place at the Olympic Games was an
amazing result, you didn’t gain any medal. Has the marathon
been your deliberate choice or, as it usually happens among
athletes, a random one?
- It has been both, deliberate and random. In June, 1988,
I participated in a road race that was held in Darmstadt, Germany.
The distance was 6800 m and I competed with the group of quite
good runners from Kenya, Ethiopia and Germany. I ended up
the 2nd and I got the reward of 1500 DM. The manager who was
organizing the marathon in Duisburg noticed me and offered
the participation in that race. I was supposed to be paid 500 DM
just for taking part in it. After a short consideration, I decided to
accept his offer. I started in the race and won, additionally earning
a good deal of money. That was when I decided that the marathon
would be my main sports discipline.
- The athlete from Piotrkow Piotr Stepien also took part in
the Games in Barcelona and he gained the only Olympic medal
(silver) in the history of the city. Did you get on well with other
sportswomen and sportsmen in the Olympic village? Are
Olympians really - as it is often said - like one big family or are
they more focused on themselves and their own success?
- In every Olympic village there are missions where all
competitors meet. We were indeed one big family, we supported
each other and were excited about performances of athletes,
boxers, wrestlers or pentathlonists. Everyday representatives of
different sports met each other.
- The boom in running has been for some time in Poland.
People at different ages have started to participate in mass 10
km races, half marathons or even marathons. It has become
something like a way of living. You must be happy about it.
- There is only one thing that bothers me: unfortunately that new
tendency is not so popular among the youth. However I’m glad
that pensioners, including retired athletes, are going in for
the recreational running and those retired runners, who believe
that it is actually a great way of living, instil the idea into others.
Competition steel starting block
Competition steel
Code
PBS-01/PBS-02/PBS-03
22
Hurdle frame and feet constitute one very durable element, made of
aluminium tubes and profiles, easy to stack up because of special square feet,
spring-loaded button system of hurdle toppling force – steel counterweights
installed on bearing balls, anodized and dyed blue aluminium telescope tubes
with spring-loaded button system of height adjustment
Hurdle frame made of anodized aluminium tubes and profiles, resistant to
weather conditions, anodized and dyed blue aluminium telescope tubes and
feet, spring-loaded button system of height adjustment and hurdle toppling
force, steel counterweights installed on bearing balls, economical in transport
collapsible construction
Hurdle frame made of galvanized steel tubes and profiles, anodized and dyed
red aluminium telescope tubes and hurdle feet, spring-loaded button systems
of hurdle toppling force and height adjustment, steel counterweights installed
on bearing balls, economical in transport collapsible construction
PP-171/6d
650, 762, 838, 914, 991, 1067
PP-178/7
650, 686, 762, 838, 914, 991, 1067
PP-174/7
IAAF
650, 686, 762, 838, 914, 991, 1067
23
Designed for training children and pupils in schools, aluminium telescope tubes welded
to special crossbar protected with soft lining instead of traditional top board, spring
mechanism responsible for returning hurdle crossbar to its original position, stable hurdle
feet with rubber pads, frame made of galvanized steel tubes and profiles
PP-180/7
686, 762, 838, 914, 991, 1067
650, 686, 762, 838, 914, 991, 1067
600, 686, 762, 838, 914
500, 600, 762
Designed for running drills, agility training and plyometric drills
Soft lining of top bar provides safe training,
reliable spring-loaded button systems
of height adjustment and folding
S-0306
S-0306x5
S-0306x10
S-0307
S-0307x5
S-0307x10
1 piece
5 pieces
10 pieces
1 piece
5 pieces
10 pieces
300, 400
300, 400
300, 400
400, 500, 600
400, 500, 600
400, 500, 600
Clear arrangement of digital plastic units,
laud brass bell, foamed PVC board screwed
to steel frame, two-segment post with synthetic
connector, rotation 360°, blocked in desired
position with adjusting screw, new flat base
inexpensive in transport
Custom top boards
Place your logo, club name
or event title on top boards,
order minimum 50 hurdles and we
shall custom the top boards
FREE of CHARGE
Code
CTB
Code
Description
lap
counter
with bell
Starter's stand
Optimal height to view all lanes in track
events, heavy duty thick-walled base
made of fibreglass, powder painted steel
pole equipped with a special shelf for
starting revolver and cartridges
Code
PS11-338
24
Description
starter's stand,
height 40 cm
Description
customizing hurdle top board
Durable and light aluminium
construction anodized in silver
colour, wide handle and catch
for electric truck shaft
25
Seoul 1988
The Games of the XXIV Olympiad were held in Seoul, from
September 17th to October 2nd in 1988. In the Games 159 nations
were represented by 8465 participants, who competed in 237
events of 23 sports disciplines. The President of South Korea Roe
Tae Woo officially opened the Games and the Olympic torch was lit
by the athletes: Chung Sun-man, Kim Won-tak and Sohn Michung.
Seoul was chosen to host the Summer Games on September 30th
in 1981 in Baden-Baden. It defeated the Japanese rival, the City of
Nagoya.
The official mascot for the 1988 Summer Olympic Games was
Hodori. It was a stylized tiger designed by Kim Hyun, expressing
the friendly and hospitable traditions of the Korean people.
The name Hodori was chosen from over 2000 suggestions sent in
by the public. The first part of the name "ho" was taken from
the Korean word for "horangi", which means "tiger", and the
second part "dori" is a diminutive for "boys" in Korean. The female
version of the mascot was called Hosuni.
The stadium which was designed by Kim Swoo Geun hosted
the athletics events. The lines of the stadium's profile imitate
the elegant curves of a Korean Joseon Dynasty porcelain vase.
The main athletics hero unfortunately became… an antihero.
The Canadian Ben Johnson won the 100 m race with the new world
record (9,79 s), but he was disqualified after he tested positive for
forbidden doping. The gold medal went to Carl Lewis.
Sergiej Bubka won his only gold Olympic medal in the pole vault
event. The best pole vaulter ever, who established 35 world records
(including 18 indoor records) for 14 years, did not have luck in
the Games until Seoul.
Long jump
Carl Lewis / Jackie Joyner – Kersee
8,72 m / 7,40 m
Mike Powell / Heike Drechsler
8,49 m / 7,22 m
Larry Myricks / Galina Chistyakova
8,27 m / 7,11 m
Triple jump
Hristo Markov
17,61 m
Igor Lapshin
17,52 m
Aleksandr Kovalenko
17,42 m
rank
country
1
USA
13
7
6
total
26
2
USR
10
6
10
26
3
East Germany
6
11
10
27
Agata Karczmarek - long jump
- You started as a gymnast, representing our
country even in the Olympic Games held
in Moscow. And later you went in for
a different sports discipline: athletics. Why?
- Our gymnastics coach’s husband was Jerzy
Fidusiewicz, athletics instructor. I was 17 and
didn’t want to end my career so soon, so I
listened to him and went in for … high jump.
By accident I went to Germany to take part in
the high jump competition. It turned out that
there was not a high jump event but only a long jump event. I took
part. The following year I spent contesting in both athletics
events, it was the long jump event which I turned out to be better
at, and it remained like that.
- For many years the long jump had been attracting attention
during athletics competitions because of fantastic results of
such athletes as: Bob Beamon in Mexico in 1968 or Mike Powell
and Carl Lewis in 1991. There were great results among
women, too, in 80’s or 90’s. Since 1988 no woman has broken
the world record. Your national record from 1988 (6,97) hasn’t
been broken, too. Today, you would be among the world
leaders in that event. Why are we dealing with such
a stagnation in long jump now?
- I don’t want it to sound unfair, but it was not until 90’s that
someone took care of doping among athletes. Of course, results
could be easily discredited, but there were few cases when
athletes were taken away of their medals because of drugs. In 80’s
or 90’s, 7 m in the long jump was nothing special, today it is just
the other way around. At the Olympic Games in Atlanta I made
3 attempts, over 7 m each, but all of them were said to be invalid.
If they had validated one of my jumps, and in my opinion they
should have, I would have gained a medal. But I ended up being
6th in rank. I’m not saying that it is impossible to jump well today,
but to jump on a record level one needs to depend on a lot of
factors such as perfect weather and perfect form.
- You were 7th in Seoul and you also participated in Moscow,
Barcelona and Atlanta. How do you remember the Olympic
Games, in general?
- They were fantastic! After all, it was a time of my youth.
Certainly, all the Olympics were different, they have been
evolving. Now, there are more Olympic sports and the Olympic
movement is constantly flourishing. As for me, the reason why
those events are so wonderful is that all the athletes are gathered
together in the Olympic village. I think that in spite of
the commercialization, the movement hasn’t lost its values and
the IOC takes care of the perfect organization and prestige of
the Olympic Games.
Plasticine straps
Lets you prepare the landing area considerably faster than it is done in a common way, durable
steel construction equipped with gathering blades, strong and comfortable handles with specially
shaped grips ensure easy operation, special guides give precise adjustment to the landing
area width
Set of red plasticine straps,
specialy shaped, ready to be
put into the indicator board
recess, designed for S-250
competition take-of board
P8x31
8 straps, each 31 cm long
Pit cover
Made of PVC mesh,
steel galvanized chain
installed in the
edges for anchoring,
available in two colours
Light durable aluminium construction, two segments screwed together, big clear digits,
other scales available on request
MP-001
MP-007
red cover 1 m2
white cover 1 m 2
With levelling
blade, wide head
installed on long
handle
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Los Angeles 1984
The Games of the XXIII Olympiad took place in Los Angeles, from
July 28th to August 12th in 1984. It was the second Olympic event
organized in Los Angeles. There were 6797 participants from 140
countries. There were 221 sports events of 21 sports disciplines.
The opening of the Games was announced by the President of
the USA Ronald Reagan and the Olympic torch was lit by the
athlete Rafer Johnson.
In response to the American-led boycott of the 1980 Summer
Olympics in Moscow, the Soviet Union boycotted the Games. It
was followed by: Bulgaria, the GDR, Vietnam, Mongolia,
Czechoslovakia, Laos and Afghanistan. The athletes from other
communistic countries, such as: Poland, Cuba, Ethiopia, North
Korea and Hungary, were made to do similarly. All those countries
organized their own series of the athletics competition which were
called "Friendship Games-84".
Poles did not compete in the Olympic Games in Los
Angeles because of the boycott, but they took part in the
alternative competition Friendships Games - 84.
The events took place in 9 countries of the Eastern block:
USSR, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, North Korea, Cuba,
Mongolia, the GDR, Hungary and Poland. The dates of
the events were specially selected and they were not in
conflict with the dates of the Olympic Games. Thus
sportsman and sportswomen from the countries which did
not boycott the Games in Los Angeles could take
part in the Friendship Games - 84 as well. Overall
the competition was attended by 2300 participants from
50 countries.
The opening ceremony took place at Moscow's Luzhniki
stadium, as it was during the Olympic Games in 1980.
The tournament of men’s athletics was held in ZSRR,
women competed in Czechoslovakia.
Only Los Angeles and New York were interested in organizing
the event. Due to the fact that only one city from the country may
apply for the organization of the Games, the United States
Olympic Committee chose Los Angeles.
The mascot was Sam, the Olympic Eagle designed by Walt Disney.
The Eagle wore the outfit of the legendary American Uncle Sam,
with a star-spangled background in red, white and blue, which is
the symbol of the United States.
The main arena of the Games was the stadium Los Angeles
Memorial Coliseum, it was also used during the Games in 1932.
The greatest personality of the Los Angeles Olympics was
the American Carl Lewis. In a very impressive style he won four
gold medals in the events: 100 m, 200 m, 4 x 100 m and long jump.
All the four victories, counting heats, finals, and jumps took him ...
146 seconds. Lewis repeated the legendary Jesse Owens’
achievement of 1936 after almost fifty years. For some time the
stadium was renamed to "Lewiseum" by reporters.
The Moroccan runner Nawal El Moutawakel took the first place in
the 400 m hurdles and she became the first African Muslim woman
who won the gold Olympic medal and it was also the first medal
for her country.
Sports fans also remember the famous battle between two
decathletes the German Juergen Hingsen and the British Daley
Thompson. Thompson won and repeated his success from
Moscow.
Ulrike Meyfarth triumphed in the high jump competition. In 1972
the German athlete as a 16-year-old girl won the high jump event
in Munich and was the youngest gold medallist. In Los Angeles she
was the oldest winner.
The unusual episode took place at the final stage of the marathon.
The Swiss athlete Gabriele Andersen – Scheiss fainted 400 m
before the finish line. When the doctors checked that she was
breathing, they let her continue the race, because they wanted to
avoid the disqualification. Although it took the 39-year-old athlete
5,44 minutes to run the rest of the distance, she reached the finish
line.
The "record holder" of the Olympic Games was also the chairman
of the organizing committee, Peter Ueberroth. The businessman
made private companies finance entirely the Olympics and he
made the Games generate the profit of $ 223 million. To achieve
that he used unusual solutions, for example the Olympic
swimming pool built at the cost of $ 4 million was financed by ...
Mc Donald's.
The level of the competition was high, and the results
obtained in some sports disciplines were better than those
in Los Angeles.
In the 28 events of the 41 athletics competitions
the athletes obtained higher scores, for example Marlies
Gohr in the 100 m event and Uwe Hohn in the javelin throw.
During the competition the athletes improved many world
records.
In 2006 it was proposed that the medallists of
the "Friendship Games - 84" should have the same rights as
the Olympic medallists had. In 2007 on February 19th
the President of the Republic of Poland Lech Kaczynski
signed the law which granted them the Olympic privileges.
High Jump Medallists
Dietmar Mogenburg / Ulrike Meyfarth
2,35 m / 2,02 m
Patrik Sjoberg / Sara Simeoni
2,33 m / 2,00 m
Jianhua Zhu / Joni Huntley
2,31 m / 1,97 m
rank
country
total
1
USA
16
15
9
40
2
West Germany
4
2
5
11
3
Great Britain
3
7
6
16
Polish Athletics Medals in the Friendship Games - 84: gold
Ryszard Ostrowski - 800 m, Boguslaw Maminski - 3000 m steeplechase
bronze
Lucyna Kalek - 100 m hurdles, Arkadiusz Janiak, Czeslaw Pradzynski, Marian Woronin and Krzysztof Zwolinski - relay 4 x 100 m
Competition landing area
3-layer high quality
PUR foam internal
construction
foam constructions
transported individually, packed in
bags with Velcro®
closure
PVC covering made
of polyester with
two vinyl layers,
resistance to water
linking system
prevents the foam
elements from
moving aside
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safety mattresses equipped with
carrying handles, linking jacquard
webbing belts and anti-slip bottoms
Code
30
Description
for
for
for
for
for
Self-assembly garages for landing areas
High class shelter against unfavourable weather conditions and damages, made of galvanized steel, roof made
of aluminized and galvanized steel sheet, segments linked with padlock clamps, castoring wheels for easy
moving, special soft PVC flaps protect inside against animals
Telescopic, 6 segments, made of aluminium
profiles, equipped with level, max. height 3 m
Code
Code
GW
Description
garage for high jump landing area 1 m
Competition HJ stand
new flat bases, economical in transport
new flat base with wheels,
economical in transport
new flat base with wheels,
economical in transport
Code
Range [cm]
Code
Range [cm]
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Moscow 1980
The Games of the XXII Olympiad were held in Moscow, from July
19th to August 3rd in 1980. There were 203 sports events.
The participants from 81 countries, all together 5283
representatives, competed in 21 sports disciplines.
The General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev announced the opening of
the Games and the Olympic torch was lit by the basketball player
Sergei Belov.
The only two cities applied for the Olympics: Moscow and Los
Angeles. Moscow was chosen on 23rd October in 1974 in Vienna.
The mascot was Misha, the Russian bear. He was designed by
the famous children's books illustrator Victor Chizhikov. Misha
became very popular not only in the USSR but also on
the international arena.
The Games were held at the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow.
The pole vault competition engraved strongly in the spectators’
memory for a long time. The organizers and supporters who were
present at the Luzhniki stadium wanted Konstantin Volkov to win
the event. That was why the stadium gates were opened and
closed to change the direction of the wind and the audience
responded with whistles when the Volkov’s rivals were jumping.
Immediately after Kozakiewicz secured his gold medal, he
responded with an bent elbow gesture. Since then that gesture has
been referred to as "Kozakiewicz's gesture". Slusarski and Volkov
took the second place.
The medium distance favorites were the British. Steve Ovett
seemed to be a candidate to the victory in the 1500 m race and
Sebastian Coe in the 800 m event. In practice Ovett won the 800 m
and Coe was the first in the 1500 m.
Waldemar Cierpinski from the German Democratic Republic (East
Germany) won his second consecutive Olympic gold medal in
the marathon.
In the high jump competition the little-known Gerd Wessig fought
a very exciting duel for the Olympic championship with Jacek
Wszola. Finally the German athlete won the competition with
the Polish jumper by 1 cm with the result of 2,36 m, which was
the new world record at that time.
Bronislaw Malinowski proofed to be the highest class athlete in
the 3000 m steeplechase. His main rival Filibert Bayi from Tanzania
was 80 m ahead before him in the middle of the race. Malinowski
kept calm and did not change his own pace. Eventually he
overtook his rival from Tanzania and won the race with the great
result 8:09,7.
There were 38 athletics events: 24 men’s and 14 women’s.
Pole Vault Medals
Wladyslaw Kozakiewicz
5,78 m
Tadeusz Slusarski
5,65 m
Konstantin Volkov
5,65 m
Athetics Medals Table
rank
country
total
1
USR
15
14
12
41
2
East Germany
11
8
10
29
3
Great Britain
4
2
4
10
5
POLAND
2
4
1
7
Leszek Dunecki - 4 x 100 m
- You had pretty good results in long jump but you decided to go
in for running. Why?
- They wanted me to become the Olympic champion in long jump too
soon. When I trained long jump, I also ran fast 100 m, so the transition
from long jump to sprints was natural.
- If you are a son of the national champion, do you have to follow
his footsteps? Was the athlete gene strong enough to make you
go in for sports or was it your own conscious decision?
- Since my childhood I have had athletics predispositions. I come
from Torun so I used to be a keen hockey player, but for some reasons
I ended up as an athlete, which I suppose was a good decision.
- How do you remember the Olympic Games in Moscow?
The period between 1980 and 1984 was a time of making
the Olympics more and more bound to the politics. Did it influence
the atmosphere in the stadium, the Olympic village or on
the track?
- For us it was funny and scary at the same time. Although the case of
the politics in the Olympics was something you could have read or
heard about, but for us it was not so discernible in the atmosphere of
the Olympics as one could expect. However, it was quite an
experience, especially for me because it was my first participation
in the Olympics.
- In Moscow, Poland gained 32 medals, including 7 in athletics.
Wladyslaw Kozakiewicz, a pole vaulter, gained one of the two
gold medals. He broke the world record and made the famous
gesture in front of the soviet spectators. Is it true that there were
heard instant whistles from the audience while non-natives,
including Polish athletes, were on the start?
- They were unsupportive for everybody, not only for Poles but also
for the French, for instance. Generally speaking, for every non-native
athlete. But we had our quiet revenge when we gathered in a small
group and were whistling during the Russian performances. As for
Kozakiewicz, the political impact on the Olympic Games was visible
also later, because the pole vault victory ceremony of the medallists
was postponed to the next day.
- You, Zwolinski, Licznerski and Woronin formed a great team
together at that time. You gained many medals. The relay race is
based on cooperation among the team members. Even though
there is a leader, all the members have to be unbelievably
mentally strong. Every detail counts. Today athletes can talk to
psychologists, while earlier you were totally on your own. How
was it working out for you?
- We supported each other very strongly. There was no yelling at each
other when something didn’t go according to the plan. But when it
came to the most important events, things did work out good for us.
The reason was that we used to spent much time together and also
because we were training separately, with different coaches. That
added a little bit of competition to our relations. Above all we realized
that we could have achieved more as a relay team than separately.
- Few years later Poland used to have another great relay team,
"Lisowczycy" as they were called from their coach's name, to
which a sprinter Piotr Rysiukiewicz belonged, who is associated
with POLANIK today. What can be done so that we could have
more such successful runners as Dunecki, Woronin or
Rysiukiewicz?
- First of all the choices of candidates need to be more well-thought,
based on selection rather than coincident. There has to be chosen
a pretty big group of people, from which each year someone is turned
down until there are 5-6 potential athletes left. Our success was
a result of being in the same team for a very long time.
Wladyslaw Kozakiewicz - pole vault, Bronislaw Malinowski - 3000 m steeplechase, silver
Tadeusz Slusarski - pole vault,
Urszula Kielan, Jacek Wszola - high jump, Leszek Duniecki, Zenon Licznerski, Marian Woronin and Krzysztof Zwolinski - relay 4 x 100 m, bronze
Lucyna Langer 100 m hurdles
Code
Size [m]
Certificate
foam construction transported
in plastic bags
with Velcro®
closure
:
special PVC
fabric - very
high tensile
strength and
resistance to
water
original linking system prevents the
foam elements from
moving aside, so
there are no dangerous empty spaces
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Prepared for installing in track surface
Code
Description
Certificate
stainless steel
steel galvanized
and powder painted
Waterproof cover for monocube
landing area
Special modular construction, made of galvanized steel,
economic in transport, small and light elements,
easy to store and assemble, correct isolation from
the ground (approx. 10 cm high)
Made of synthetic material, equipped with Velcro® belts for fastening to landing area
* two carts WSZG-3 in the set
Code
Code
Waterproof covers for competition and multicube landing areas
Code
Description
Self-assembly garages for landing areas
High class shelter against unfavourable weather conditions and damages,
made of galvanized steel, roof made of aluminized and galvanized steel
sheet, segments linked with padlock clamps, castoring wheels for easy
moving, special soft PVC flaps protect inside against animals
Code
GT
34
Description
garage for pole vault landing area 1 m
Electronically driven competition stand POLANIK PREMIUM
We are presenting you a new version of PV stand for high level athletics events
Accurate - step motors driven by microprocessor console, accuracy control system of crossbar vertical and horizontal positions
Fast - one push of a button lowers supports for replacing a knocked off crossbar and raises
them again to the most recently used height, one person only can replace a crossbar
Handy and easy to operate - intuitive and clear key arrangement as well as information presented on display in operator's console that is light and small
POLANIK PREMIUM PV stands
were successfully used during:
2011-02-20 Polish Indoor Championships
Spala Poland
2011-05-31 Golden Spike Ostrava Czech Republic
2011-06-25 Janusz Kusocinski Memorial
Szczecin Poland
2011-07-14 European Athletics U23 Championships
Ostrava Czech Republic
weatherproof anodized aluminium profile,
aluminium crossbar support with horizontal
adjustment range 0-15 cm, support runner
based on eight ball bearings
accurate crossbar positioning mechanism
equipped with step motor, tight casing with
hermetic socket, motor casing with special
soft cover made of PVC and PUR foam
solid steel base fitted with wheels for moving
the stand, post shift mechanism with step
motor and silent-running toothed gear
light and handy, operator's microprocessor
console (dimensions 320 x 210 x 70 [mm])
with cable 15 m long, easy to be placed on the
official's table, clear key arrangement ensures
simple and fast operation, big digital display
providing all necessary information for proper
stand control and conducting the event, after
knock off use one key to lower supports and
position them again at last height, accuracy
control system
central driving unit, (dimensions 435 x 300 x 215
[mm]) processing signals from operator's console and driving step motors, steel casing with
own cooling system, waterproof cover
Code
STT11-65E
Range [cm]
210-628
Certificate
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Competition stand POLANIK PROFESSIONAL
weatherproof anodized
aluminium profile, aluminium crossbar support
with horizontal adjustment
range 0-15 cm, support
runner based on eight ball
bearings guarantees
smooth work of crossbar
raising mechanism
patented positioning crank mechanism
of crossbar support and post shift,
cranks equipped with quick brakes to
secure crossbar support and post
against uncontrolled movements,
measuring tape in C-shaped protective
groove, height arrow with wide calibration range, special cassette with
measuring tape easy to replace
check out
the base
pads on
page 38
solid steel base fitted with wheels for moving
the stand, synthetic guide rolls and steel side
rails guarantee smooth and stable post movement
Code
STT-65
36
Range [cm]
200-650
Certificate
Training stands POLANIK CLUB
weatherproof anodized aluminium profile, powder
painted aluminium crossbar support
wide height range,
well visible height
arrow
crossbar positioning
crank mechanism
equipped with quick
brake to secure the
post against uncontrolled movements
check out
the base
pads on
page 38
post shift mechanism with fluent adjustment,
equipped with quick brake
steel base
fitted with
wheels for
moving the
stand
Code
STT45-S293
STT60-S295
Range [cm]
160-450
160-600
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Steel powder painted, stores also crossbars, new flat base, economical in transport
1. Competition crossbars made of fibreglass,
plastic ends
2. Training crossbars made of fibreglass,
rubber ends
Code
Length [m]
Certificate
Measuring device
Telescopic, 6 segments,
made of aluminium
profiles, equipped
with level,
max. height 8 m
Complete set for two bases, filled with PUR foam
Code
OP-STT65
Description
for STT-65
for STT60-S295 and STT45-S293
Code
Code
38
Range [m]
Montreal 1976
The Games of the XXI Olympiad took place in Montreal, from July
17th to August 1st in 1976. There were 6028 participants from 92
nations. They competed in 198 events of 21 sports disciplines.
The Queen Elizabeth II announced the opening of the Games and
the Olympic torch was lit by the athletes Sandra Henderson and
Stephane Prefontaine.
Montreal was chosen to host the Games on May 12th in 1970 in
Amsterdam. It defeated Moscow and Los Angeles
The Olympic Stadium was built especially for the Games in one
of the Montreal’s districts.
The mascot of the Games in Montreal was a beaver called Amik.
The name was taken from the most popular language amongst
the American Indians in Canada. "Amik" means a beaver and is
the symbol of hard work.
In the triple jump competition Viktor Saneyev won his third victory.
The Cuban athlete Alberto Juantorena became the first runner
who won 400 m and 800 m at the Olympics. The Finnish runner
Lasse Viren won 5000 m and 10000 m.
The Hungarian Miklos Nemeth won the javelin throw competition.
His father Imre Nemeth was the winner in the same event during
the London Olympic Games in 1948. It was the first time when
the gold medallist's son repeated his father success.
Irena Szewinska won her seventh medal and established the new
world record in the 400 m event.
The high jumper Jacek Wszola and the pole vaulter Tadeusz
Slusarski enjoyed their gold Olympic medals and their victories
were celebrated in Poland.
Athletics Gold Medallists
Grazyna Rabsztyn - 100 m hurdles
- T h e w o r l d r e c o r d h o l d e r,
the current Polish record holder, one
of the best athletes in the history,
the multi-medallist at the European
Championships... Although in
June 1980, a few weeks before
the Olympics, you broke the world
record, you did not manage to win
a medal in Moscow. How come? - There were many reasons. During
the Olympic Games in Montreal in
1976, I was languishing with tonsillitis
and in Moscow, in 1980, I wasn’t prepared properly. Few weeks
before I set the new world record with the result of 12,36 but after
that, for several weeks I was recovering from an injury. I have had
the trauma up till now. It was not caused by my participation in
Moscow, but the reason was the last sports camp. I have to admit,
with a bit of embarrassment, that it wasn’t organized
professionally. There were no masseurs , no medical advice, and
additionally the food was awful. I truly regret that I didn’t have
enough strength and energy to fight for better conditions there.
So, my 5th place in the Moscow final I consider rather as a success,
especially because I was thinking about resigning from taking part
in it. However, despite the fact that I didn’t gain any Olympic
medal I feel satisfied with all that I have achieved in athletics.
- Polanik hurdles can be seen very often at top level athletics
events all over the world. There is also a wide range of other
Polanik products, which are used by the best. In your opinion,
what is the main factor that has brought the company from
a small town like Piotrkow to such a success on the market?
- Persistence and determination are crucial, for sure. When at
the international championships I saw the logo of POLANIK on
the equipment, I felt proud. It’s great that it is the Polish company
that makes such high-quality products.
- How would you assess quality changes in the equipment that
have been taking place during the last 30 - 40 years? For
instance, Polanik hurdles, which could have been noticed at
the high level competitions in 1997?
- In my day, hurdles were not friendly to the athletes. Contacts
with hurdles during races were quite unpleasant and many times
they ended with bruises or more serious injuries. The hurdles that
are used today, especially those from Polanik, are aesthetic, made
of good materials and easy to use.
event
women
men
100 m
Annegret Richter 11,08 s
Hasley Crawford 10,06 s
200 m
Barbel Eckert 22,37 s
Don Quarrie 20,23 s
400 m
Irena Szewinska 49,28 s
Alberto Juantorena 44,26 s
800 m
Tatyana Kazankina 1:54,94
Alberto Juantorena 1:43,50 s
1 500 m
Tatyana Kazankina 4:05,48
John Walker 3:39,17
5 000 m
-
Lasse Viren 13:26,42
10 000 m
-
Lasse Viren 00:27:40
100 / 110 H.
Johanna Schaller 12,77 s
Guy Drut 13,28 s
400 m H.
-
Edwin Moses 47,64 s
3 000 m SC.
-
Anders Garderud 8:08,02
4 x 100 m
42,55 s
38,33 s
4 x 400 m
3:19,23
2:58,65
marathon
-
Waldemar Cierpinski 02:09:55,0
20 km walk
-
Daniel Bautista 01:24:40,6
long jump
Angela Voigt 6,72 m
Arnie Robinson 8,35 m
triple jump
-
Viktor Saneyev 17,29 m
high jump
Rosemarie Ackermann 1,93 m Jacek Wszola 2,25 m
pole vault
-
Tadeusz Slusarski 5,50 m
shot put
Ivanka Hristova 21,16 m
Udo Beyer 21,05 m
rank
discus throw
Evelin Schlaak 69,00 m
Mac Wilkins 67,50 m
1
East Germany
11
7
9
27
javelin throw
Ruth Fuchs 65,94 m
Miklos Nemeth 94,58 m
2
USA
6
8
8
22
USRR
4
4
10
18
POLAND
3
2
0
5
hammer throw
-
Yuri Sedykh 77,52 m
3
pentatlon/decathlon
Siegrun Siegl 4745 pt
Bruce Jenner 8618 pt
4
country
total
Irena Szewinska - 400 m, Jacek Wszola - high jump, Tadeusz Slusarski - pole vault, silver:
3 000 m steeplechase, Zbigniew Jaremski, Jerzy Pietrzyk, Ryszard Podlas and Jan Werner - relay 4 x 400 m
Bronislaw Malinowski -
Photo finish set - Competition
Complete system designed for all track events in the athletics, main element
- professional photo finish camera with timing feature and colour module taking
pictures with the speed of 1000 frames/s, special computer software assembling
the pictures to form images of the finish line with competitors crossing it and their
times, easy to read the competitors’ times.
Set includes:
photo finish digital camera LYNX® ETL-2000 with digital junction box and wiring
timing module for ETL-2000
colour module for ETL-2000
lens type C 12.5-75 mm f1.2 for the camera
tripod with head
capture button with USB to serial converter
start sensor normally closed NC
starting revolver with impulse wire
start signal cable 150 m on spool
athletics competition management software
laptop
laser printer
Code
ZFFC
Description
photo finish set
Certificate
Timing systems
Standard with cascade
Standard
Basic timing set for track events, recording resolution up to 1/1000 s, impulse
from starting revolver initiates timing, tripped infrared beam of sports photocell
stops time measuring, chronometer with memory up to 2000 results, thermal
printer enables you to print out results.
Set contains:
SLANDI® photocell
tripods
chronometer with thermal printer PowerTime II
Code
ZPCS
ZPCS-K
40
Description
timing set – standard
timing set – standard with cascade
Set enriched with additional sports photocell, recording resolution up
to 1/1000 s, impulse from starting revolver initiates timing, two infrared beams
tripped simultaneously stop time measuring, chronometer with memory up to
2000 results, thermal printer enables you to print out results.
Set contains:
two SLANDI® photocells
cascade tripod holders
tripods
chronometer with thermal
printer PowerTime II
Test throwing implements in terms of all technical requirements defined
by the International Association of Athletics Federations
Javelin testing device. Allows you to locate javelin gravity centre, read out
length data and position points where to check javelin diameters with the
enclosed electronic calliper
Gravity centre testing device. Tested implements stay always under operator's
control without risk of falling and causing damages or injuries, stable steel construction coated with hammer powder paint of high resistance and aesthetics
value, lifting hardened steel sleeve, steel galvanized lever with comfortable grip
Rack for measuring set
Makes implements testing
very easy and comfortable,
equipped with wheels, steel
powder painted
Hammer testing device. Unique device guarantees fair testing for all hammers
regardless of operators' strength, the user tightens the hammer wire with two
Ievers, the tightening force is automatically adjusted by the mechanism itself
S-289
rack for
measuring set
Made of steel tubes and sections powder
painted stationary and on wheels, hold
3 or 4 kinds of implements
6 hammers, 12 shot
puts, 7 discuses
and 12 javelins
12 javelins,
13 discuses
and 24 shot puts
12 javelins,
12 shot puts
and 26 discuses
6 hammers, 12 shot
puts, 7 discuses
and 12 javelins
12 javelins,
13 discuses
and 24 shot puts
12 javelins,
12 shot puts
and 26 discuses
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Foamed PVC sheet, digital plastic
units, supporting structure made
of steel section and tubes powder
painted, base equipped with
wheels, modular post construction,
can be blocked with handwheel in
any position, cheap in transport,
special steel frame protects the
board in case of accidental
overturn
Code
Description
Synthetic fabric windsock, steel ring installed on
ball bearing, steel construction, new flat base
cheap in transport
Code
wind indicator
Chalk stand
Wind speed board
White fibreglass container can be closed when
not used, steel powder painted pole and base,
transported in parts
Illustrates actual wind speed using two digits and +/- sign, clear arrangement
of digital plastic units, waterproof foamed PVC board 10 mm thick screwed to steel
frame, two-segment post with synthetic connector, rotation 360°, blocked in desired
position with adjusting screw, stable round base yet light enough to be moved,
steel powder painted
CS-241
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stand for chalk
T3-S275
wind speed
display board
Square and triangular sections, digits on each side, cut-out handles, available
individually and in ready sets
Powder painted, digits on each side, rectangular with two pins and round
with one pin
1 pc, square section,
when ordering please
specify the distance
set of 14 markers DM2-30,
range 30 m - 90 m increase
by 10 m for hammer,
discus and javelin throwing
set of 26 markers DAM2-30,
by 5 m for hammer, discus
and javelin throwing
set of 16 markers DM2-30,
by 1 m for shot put
1 pc, triangular section,
when ordering please
specify the distance
set of 14 markers DM-35,
by 10 m for hammer,
discus and javelin throwing
set of 26 markers DM=35,
by 5 m for hammer, discus
and javelin throwing
set of 16 markers DM-35,
by 1 m for shot put
Field event pole
To hold barrier rope in throwing events, made
of 10 mm steel rod, galvanized
PL-S360 length 1 m
10 pcs,
with base
15 pcs,
with base
10 pcs,
with pin
15 pcs,
with pin
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Flag 2 m with
base
Made of durable
synthetic fabric,
aluminium tube
Synthetic fabric flag,
aluminium pole powder
painted, steel base powder
painted, available colours:
green, yellow and red
Steel powder painted, handle for carrying, visible letters
on each side, long distance model and smaller for shot put
Provides easy
measuring in the
throwing events,
galvanized steel bar,
comfortable handle
Colour
Code
BFR-S0324
BFG-S0324
BFY-S0324
Code
Colour
red
green
yellow
Stopwatches
5
Code
, SEIKO®
, SEIKO®
, SEIKO®
5 HS80TW
Winners platforms
Set of three separate elements made of fibreglass, sturdy heavy-walled
construction having original shape, top surface covered with slip
resistant rubber layer, side handle for easy carrying, stacked up or two
inside the biggest one for easy storing and transport
Code
WP-01
WP-04
Detailed offer at www.polanik.com
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Description
for 3 persons
for teams
2 x 100 LAP/SPLIT memory, CASIO®
Munich 1972
The Games of the XX Olympiad took place in Munich, from August
26th to September 11th in 1972.
There were 7123 participants from 121 countries. They competed in
195 events of 21 sports disciplines. The President of the West
Germany Gustaw Heinemann announced the opening of
the Games. The Olympic torch was lit by the athlete Guenter Zan.
Munich was chosen to host the Olympics on April 26th in 1966
in Rome. It defeated Detroit, Madrid and Montreal.
The Munich Games stayed in the memory as the place of
the terrorist attack. The group of the Palestinian terrorists
attacked the Olympic village and took the Israeli athletes hostage.
As the result of that aggression and the inefficient police action to
save the hostages, the people were killed: 11 Israelis, a German
police officer, a German pilot and 5 terrorists. For a few hours it
seemed that the Olympics would be discontinued, and only
the Avery Brundage's famous words: "The Games must go on"
dispelled the fears.
Waldi was the first official Olympic mascot. He was a dachshund,
in the colours: blue, orange and green.
The main arena of the Games was the Olympic Stadium in Munich,
located in the central part of the Olympic Park.
event
women
100 m
Renate Stecher 11,07 s
men
Valeri Borzov 10,14 s
200 m
Renate Stecher 22,40 s
Valeri Borzov 20,00 s
400 m
Monika Zehrt 51,08 s
Vincent Matthews 44,66 s
800 m
Hildegard Falck 1:58,55
Dave Wottle 1:45,86 s
1 500 m
-
Pekka Vasala 3:36
5 000 m
-
10 000 m
-
100 / 110 H.
Annelie Ehrhardt 12,59 s
Rod Milburn 13,24 s
400 m H
-
John akii- Bua 47,82 s
3 000 m S.C.
-
Kipchage Keino 8:23,64
4 x 100 m
42,81 s
38,19 s
4 x 400 m
-
2:59,83
marathon
Teresa Nowak (Nikitin) - 100 m hurdles
- Your career started in Concordia,
a sports club from Piotrkow. How do
you recall that period?
- Although it was so long ago,
the memories are very nice. Once my
physical education teacher, who was also
my form mistress, took me and my
friends to the stadium. It was first year of
the secondary school, I was 14. She
tested our abilities and I turned out to be
the best, so they offered me training in
Concordia. There were only enthusiasts in
that club, including coaches: Niedzielski
and Laskowski. And that way my adventure with athletics begun.
- Nowadays, in Piotrkow, only POLANIK represents athletics on
a high level. There are no athletes who would follow in your
footsteps. What could be done in order to take advantage
of the great potential like the internationally known company?
What can we do to admire achievements of local athletes again?
- A problem with intake exists everywhere. Today, young people very
often go in for football rather than athletics. There is a need for
someone who will take care of candidates, who will create a group.
On the other hand, if people really want to train, they will manage
without help. I think that if an interesting idea or a proposition
emerges, POLANIK company will offer their help and the condition
of the athletics in Piotrkow will get better.
- When thinking about the Olympic Games in Munich people have in
mind mainly two things: 7 gold medals gained by the Polish
participants, including athletics, and the tragic events associated
with the attack of the Palestinian terrorists. How do you remember
the Olympics? Is it the time of great emotions, and good results
or the tragedy of the terrorist attack that engraved in your mind?
- The time before the Olympics was pretty tough for me because of my
Achilles tendon injury. Secondly there was a strong competition in
the country. There were 4 candidates for the Olympics in Munich, and
only 3 of them could qualify. Fortunately I became one of them and
I was happy for that. Although I turned out to be the best among the
Polish participants, I didn’t win any medal. I was 5th, but it was
a great time of the GDR athletes. I wasn’t satisfied then, because
I wished for some medals, but today after all these years, when
I look at it from different perspective, I appreciate what I achieved.
And about the terrorist attack - I think it cast a shadow over
the Olympic Games. The joyful atmosphere changed immediately
after the attack. I found out about the tragic event at noon, a day after
it had happened. The attack had taken place before I entered
the event. That was why I was watching TV very nervously and I was
waiting for the official decision of carrying on the Olympics. I know that
it may sound a bit egoistic now, but my first thought at that particular
moment, was that If I hadn’t had the chance to take part in
the Olympics, it would have been very hard for me.
-
Frank Shorter 02:12:19,8
20 km walk
-
Peter Frenkel 01:26:42,4
50 km walk
-
Bernd Kannenberg 03:56:11,6
long jump
Heisle Rosendahl 6,78 m
Randy Williams 8,24 m
triple jump
-
high jump
Ulrike Meyfarth 1,92 m
Juri Tarmak 2,23 m
pole vault
-
Wolfgang Nordwig 5,50 m
shot put
Nadezhda Chizhova 21,03 m
Wladysław Komar 21,18 m
rank
country
discus throw
Faina Melnik 66,62 m
Ludvik Danek 64,40 m
1
USRR
9
7
1
17
javelin throw
Ruth Fuchs 63,88 m
Klaus Wolfermann 90,48 m
2
East Germany
8
7
5
20
hammer throw
-
Anatoli Bondarchuk 75,50 m
3
USA
6
8
8
22
pentathlon/decathlon
Mary Peters 4801 pt
Nikolai Avilov 8454 pt
8
POLAND
1
0
2
3
Wladyslaw Komar - shot put, bronze
total
Ryszard Katus - decathlon, Irena Szewinska - 200 m
SubtleSystem® - 50% of bioactive „ions of silver” and 50% of polyamide. The grammage is 200 g/m2, the inside surface looks like honeycomb construction,
reduced tendency to pilling. It shapes up very well, it is glossy and has soft grip.
ZenSystem® - 50% of bioactive „ions of silver”, 42% of polyamide and 8% of lycra. The grammage is 190 g/m2. It has outstanding grip and reduces wrinkles,
quickly returns to its original shape. It is very elastic and springy so it is easier to find the right size for optimal fit.
WarmSystem® - 50% of bioactive „ions of silver” and 50% of polyamide, the grammage is diminished to 180 g/m2. A smooth pile forms on the surface
of the fabric, giving a soft, velvet-like touch.
current offer and size chart at www.polanik.com
Women’s apparel
Training tank top
Training T-shirt
ZenSystem® with ions of silver,
flatlock seams eliminate skin
grazes, reflective silver markings,
universal, designed for various
physical activities
Code
BZS/D/004/PD
BZS/D/007/PD
Description
black, size from S to XXL
white, size from S to XXL
Competition singlet
ZenSystem® with ions of silver,
flatlock seams eliminate skin grazes,
reflective silver markings, universal
for running and various physical
activities, used as competition
apparel
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Code
Description
KZS/D/004/PD
KZS/D/007/PD
SubtleSystem® with ions
of silver, flatlock seams
eliminate skin grazes,
reflective silver markings,
universal, very light T-shirt,
designed for various
physical activities
Code
TSS/D/004/PD
TSS/D/007/PD
Description
Training jacket
WarmSystem® with
ions of silver, flatlock
seams, shoulder top
without seams, full
separating zip with
abrasion panel, cuffs
with thumb loops,
two side zip pockets,
reflective silver markings,
universal, designed for
various kinds of training,
practical outer clothing
Code
Description
BLWS/D/004/PD
size from S to XXL
Training leggings
Competition shorts
Leggings in two types of fabric: ZenSystem® and WarmSystem®, fabric with ions of silver,
flatlock seams eliminate skin grazes, flat waistband with drawstring, flat anti-slip rubbers
in leg bottom for better grip, lock down ankle zips, back zip pocket, reflective silver
markings, universal, designed for various physical activities
ZenSystem® with ions of silver, flatlock seams eliminate
skin grazes, flat waistband with drawstring, flat anti-slip
rubbers in leg bottom for better grip, back zip pocket,
reflective silver markings, universal, designed for various
physical activities, used as competition leggings
Code
Description
LZS/D/004/PD
LWS/D/004/PD
ZenSystem®, size from S to XXL
WarmSystem®, size from S to XXL
Training pants
WarmSystem® with ions of silver, flatlock
seams eliminate skin grazes, flat waistband
with drawstring lock down ankle zips, left side
ankle zip pocket, back zip pocket, reflective
silver markings, universal, designed for various
kinds of training, practical outer clothing
Code
LSZS/D/004/PD
Code
SWS/D/004/PD/164
SWS/D/004/PD/170
SWS/D/004/PD/176
SWS/D/004/PD/182
SWS/D/004/PD/188
Description
Description
height 164 cm, size from S to XXL
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Men’s apparel
Training tank top
Training T-shirt
ZenSystem® with ions of silver, flatlock seams eliminate skin grazes, reflective silver markings,
universal, designed for various physical activities
SubtleSystem® with ions of silver, flatlock seams
eliminate skin grazes, reflective silver markings,
universal, very light T-shirt, designed for various
physical activities
Code
BZS/M/004/PD
BZS/M/007/PD
Description
Competition singlet
ZenSystem® with ions of silver, flatlock seams eliminate skin grazes, reflective silver markings,
universal for running and various physical activities, used as competition apparel
Code
KZS/M/004/PD
KZS/M/007/PD
Description
Training jacket
WarmSystem® with ions of silver, flatlock seams, shoulder top without seams, full separating zip
with abrasion panel, cuffs with thumb loops, two side zip pockets, reflective silver markings,
universal, designed for various kinds of training, practical outer clothing
Code
BLWS/M/004/PD
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Description
size from S to XXL
Code
Description
TSS/M/004/PD
TSS/M/007/PD
Training leggings
Leggings in two types of fabric: ZenSystem®
and WarmSystem®, fabric with ions of silver,
flatlock seams eliminate skin grazes, flat
waistband with drawstring, flat anti-slip
rubbers in leg bottom for better grip, lock
down ankle zips, back zip pocket, reflective
silver markings, universal, designed for
various physical activities
Training pants
WarmSystem® with ions of silver, flatlock seams eliminate skin
grazes, flat waistband with drawstring lock down ankle zips,
left side ankle zip pocket, back zip pocket, reflective silver
markings, universal, designed for various kinds of training,
practical outer clothing
Code
LZS/M/004/PD
LWS/M/004/PD
Description
ZenSystem®, size from S to XXL
WarmSystem®, size from S to XXL
Competition shorts
ZenSystem® with ions of silver, flatlock seams eliminate skin grazes, flat waistband
with drawstring, flat anti-slip rubbers in leg bottom for better grip, back zip pocket,
reflective silver markings, universal, designed for various physical activities, used
as competition leggings
Code
LSZS/M/004/PD
Description
Code
SWS/M/004/PD/170
SWS/M/004/PD/176
SWS/M/004/PD/182
SWS/M/004/PD/188
Description
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Mexico City 1968
The Games of the XIX Olympiad took place in Mexico City, from
October 12th to October 27th in 1968. There were 5530 participants
from 122 countries. They competed in 172 events of 18 sports
disciplines. The Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz announced
the opening of the Games. The athlete Norma Enriqueta Basilio de
Sotelo lit the Olympic torch.
On October 18th in 1963 in Baden-Baden Mexico City was selected
to host the Olympics. It defeated Detroit, Buenos Aires and Lyon.
The stadium Estadio Olímpico Universitario was the arena of
the athletics competition. The altitude and its synthetic track surface
were two main factors which could influence the results, so they were
important to the athletics teams. The rarefied air of Mexico City
situated at the altitude of 2300 m above the sea level contained 30%
less oxygen than the air in lowlands, but that also meant less
resistance for competitors. In addition it was the first time when
synthetic surface was used on the tracks and runways of the Olympic
stadium. It had a significant influence on the reached results.
A lot of records were improved during the Games: Lee Evans won
the 400 m with the result of 43,8 s, the American relay team 4 x 400
reached 2:56,1 and Tom "Jet" Smith won the 200 m in 19,83 s.
Tom "Jet" Smith and another American athlete John Carlos went
down in history, because during the victory ceremony they raised
their black-gloved fists as a protest against the discrimination of
the African Americans. They were disqualified for that gesture.
The 23-year-old American Bob Beamon made an improbable feat: in
the long jump competition he reached 8,90 m. Beamon improved the
long jump record, which had been improved by only 22 cm during 33
years, in one jump by 55 cm. The result remained at the top of the
tables for 23 years and in 1991 Mike Powell jumped only 5 cm more.
Richard Fosbury presented the totally new jumping technique
in the high jump competition. The Californian jumped over the
crossbar with his back down, it was called "Fosbury flop". He won with
the result of 2,24 m.
The discus thrower Al Oerter took part in the Games for the fourth
time and won his fourth gold Olympic medal. The Oerter's great
achievement, apart from the representatives of the USA, has not
been repeated by any athlete. Jim Hines became the first sprinter
who officially broke the barrier of 10 seconds in the 100 m event.
Urszula Szubzda - 4 x 100 m
- 1968, Mexico City, was a year of
phenomenal results achieved by some
athletes, especially in case of Beamon who
reached 8,90 in long jump. How do you
remember the Olympics? Not only in sports
aspect.
- It was an amazing experience. Mexico is not
only a far-flung corner of the world for us but
also it is a very colourful and fabulous country.
Coming there was a big shock at that time.
- How were Mexicans treating the athletes?
They were treating us, and also people of other
nationalities, as one big family. When we got there they gave
us a very warm welcome. They were singing everywhere, in the city
centre or in the Olympic village, they even greeted us with songs.
Generally speaking, Mexicans appeared to me as very friendly
people. And the Olympics were indeed very special: we had
the Beaomn’s record and, additionally, it was the first time when
Dick Fosbury used the totally new technique in high jump which
later was called "Fosbury flop".
- You achieved more in Munich than in Mexico City, you got into
the finals. Was it the biggest success in your international career?
- Certainly, it was a huge success getting into those finals. Although I
achieved a lot in Poland, for instance a medal in rely race at the
Universidad, the Olympic finals was my greatest achievement.
- How did you feel about the Olympics in Munich after those in
Mexico City?
The differences between them were enormous mainly because of
the culture gap. In Munich everything was organized, while in
Mexico City it was fabulous - people didn’t want to pretend and
make every effort to show themselves to their best advantage. They
didn’t bother about time, they were often late. They didn’t rush but
they always had smiles on their faces.
- 10,93 is the unchallenged national record set by Ewa Kasprzyk
in 1988. Your best result, got years before, was 11,4 (manual
measurement). Why, nowadays, female runners are slower?
And will the phenomenal record made by Griffith-Joyner (10,49)
be eventually broken soon?
- I suppose that it won’t happen soon and I have no idea why
the results aren’t getting better. Perhaps because in comparison
with earlier times, there are few good female sprinters today. But
let’s hope that the era of bad luck will be over and we will be able
to admire a competition on a masterly level, very soon.
event
women
men
100 m
Wyomnia Tyus 11,0 s
Jim Hines 9,95 s
200 m
Irena Szewinska 22,5 s
Tommie Smith 19,83 s
400 m
Colette Besson 52,0 s
Lee Evans 43,86 s
800 m
Madeline Mauning 2:00,9
Ralpf Doubell 1:44,40 s
high jump
Miloslava Rezkova 1,82 m
Dick Fosbury 2,24 m
1 500 m
-
Kipchoge Keino 3:34,91
pole vault
-
Bob Seagren 5,40 m
5 000 m
-
Mohammed Gammoudi 14:05,01
shot put
Margitta Gummel 19,61 m
Randy Matson 20,54 m
10 000 m
-
Naftali Temu 29:27,40
discus throw
Lia Manoliu 58,28 m
Al Oerter 64,78 m
100 / 110 H.
Maureen Caird 10,3 s
Willie Davenport 13,33 s
javelin throw
Angela Nemeth 60,36 m
Janis Lusis 90,10 m
400 m H.
-
David Hewiery 48,12 s
hammer throw
-
Gyula Zsivotzky 73,36 m
3 000 m SC.
-
Amos Biwott 8:51,02
pentatlon/decathlon Ingrid Becker 5098 pt
4 x 100 m
42,8 s
38,24 s
4 x 400 m
-
2:56,16
marathon
-
Mamo Wolde 02:20:27
rank
20 km walk
-
Volodymyr Holubnychy 01:33:58
1
USA
15
6
7
28
50 km walk
-
Christoph Hone 04:20:14
2
USR
3
2
8
13
3
Kenya
3
4
1
8
11
POLAND
1
0
1
2
long jump
Viorica Viscopoleanu 6,82 m Bob Beamon 8,90 m
triple jump
-
Irena Szewinska - 200 m, bronze
Bill Toomey 8193 pt
country
Irena Szewinska - 100 m
total
Model P71001-A
Running spikes used for sprint,
made of synthetic fibre and PU leather
available in size from 36 to 45
Model P7012
Model 372-01
Model P9101B
Model P7302C
Running spikes used for middle and long distances,
Model P2101A
Model P5605B
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Model 521-02
Spikes used for triple jump and long jump,
Model 524-01
Spikes used for long jump,
Model 5404-08
Spikes used for high jump,
Model 503-02
Spikes used for javelin throw,
Model 504-03
Throwing shoes used for discus, hammer and shot put,
Model M5301C
Training shoes used for jogging,
Model M9303B
made of synthetic fibre and microfiber
Model M9300B
made of synthetic fibre and microfiber
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Index
Dear Customers
Javelin throw
Discus throw
Hammer throw
Shot put
Track events
High jump
Pole vault
Once more we give you a new product catalogue – this
time for 2012, which is a special year in the sports world.
The Games of the XXX Jubilee Summer Olympiad are
scheduled to take place in London from 27th July to 12th
August. The city will host that unique and full of emotions
event for the third time – earlier the Olympiads in 1908
and 1948 were held there.
Watch the Olympics and support your favourites!
Waiting for that remarkable event, let us remind you of
several facts related to Poland and the Olympic Games:
• 1924 – Poles officially participated in the VIII Summer
Olympic Games in Paris - although our compatriots were
the Olympic team members of the Poland's partitioners
before; at that time 1914 competitors represented Poland
in 25 sports events;
• 1928 – Halina Konopacka, a discus thrower, gained the
first gold medal in the history of the Polish athletics at the
IX Summer Olympic Games in Amsterdam;
• 1964 – Irena Szewinska became the first Polish athlete
who gained 3 medals during one Olympic event. At the
Games of the XVIII Summer Olympics in Tokyo she won
the gold medal in the relay race 4 x 100 m, and two silver
medals: in the 200 m race and the long jump;
• 2000 – Robert Korzeniowski, as the first Polish athlete in
our history, gained 2 gold medals during one event. He
won the most desirable prize in the 20 km and 50 km race
walking at the Games of the XXVII Summer Olympiad in
Sydney. Poles gained the most medals (32) at the
Olympics in Moscow in 1980. Four times the Polish
Olympic teams came back with 7 gold medals: from
Tokyo, Munich, Montreal and Atlanta. So far Poles have
won the most Olympic medals (22 gold, 17 silver and 13
bronze) in the athletics.
To emphasize that special time we have included some
information about the Summer Olympics in the
catalogue. The journey starts at the Olympic Games in
Beijing in 2008 and ends at the Olympic Games in Mexico
City in 1968. The history of the Olympics that we have
written about coincides also with the development of our
company, which was founded in 1966. And that is not all...
We have also prepared interesting interviews with the
athletes who took part in the Olympic Games, so let us
invite you for that sports time travel and the retrospective
Javelin throw
javelin bag
javelin rack
javelin rack on wheel
javelin tubes
javelins / competition
javelins / school
javelins / training
p. 3
p. 5
p. 5
p. 5
p. 5
p. 4
p. 5
p. 5
Discus throw
discus bag
discus racks and rack on wheels
discus throwing cage
discus throwing circle
discuses / competition carbon
discuses / competition plastic
discuses / training adjustable
discuses / training plastic
discuses / training rubber
discuses / training TRIAL
discuses / competition hard playwood
p. 7
p. 8
p. 9
p. 9
p. 7
p. 7
p. 8
p. 8
p. 8
p. 8
p. 7
Hammer throw
review of the exciting facts and events. At the same time
we would like to encourage you to get familiar with the
updated product offer presented in the 2012 Catalogue.
And we wish to answer the question which often cross
our customers’ minds...: Why Polanik?
Because Polanik means:
• over 45 years of experience
• renowned producer
• reliable and professional fair player with punctual
deliveries
• sponsor – buying Polanik products supports athletics
and athletes
• references confirmed by Polanik equipment presence
during top rank sports events
• highest class quality products proved by many
records set with Polanik equipment
• 90% of products “made in Poland”
• innovative patent solutions that cannot be found
anywhere else
• equipment easy to assemble, maintain, use and
transport
• minimal lead time and transport cost thanks to proper
warehousing and modern logistics system.
Trust Polanik and become our business partner!
bag for hammer / weight/ shot put
cage gate lift
conversion circle discus-hammer
discus and hammer throwing cage
hammer bag
hammer gloves
hammer gloves / competition
hammer measuring device
hammer racks
hammers / competition brass
hammers / competition Premium Line
hammers / competition stainless steel
hammers / competiotn steel
hammers / competition Ziolkowski Gold, Silver, Black
hammers / training steel
handles / heavy hammers
handles / hammer
handles / with chain for throwing weight
highland games throwing weights
key for hammer
key for throwing weight
pillar shields
throwing weights
training weights
transport case
p. 14
p. 15
p. 15
p. 15
p. 14
p. 13
p. 11
p. 14
p. 13
p. 12
p. 11
p. 12
p. 12
p. 11
p. 13
p. 13
p. 13
p. 14
p. 14
p. 13
p. 14
p. 15
p. 14
p. 14
p. 11
Shot put
bag for hammer /weight / shot put
competition toe board
indoor safety barriers
indoor shot put circle with toe board
indoor shot put mat
self adhesive sector tape
shot put circle
shot put racks
shot put return channel
shots / competition brass
shots / competition stainless steel
shots / competition steel
shots / training PVC
shots / training steel
shots / training TRIAL
training toe board
p. 18
p. 19
p. 20
p. 20
p. 20
p. 20
p. 19
p. 18
p. 19
p. 17
p. 17
p. 17
p. 18
p. 18
p. 18
p. 19
Track events
Accessories
Polanik
Athletics Collection
Do-win
athletics footwear
competition hurdle cart
hurdles / competition aluminium
hurdles / competition aliminium collapsible
hurdles / competition steel-aluminium collapsible
hurdles / padded top bar
hurdles / spring back
hurdles / step
hurdles / training steel-aluminium and aluminium collapsible
hurdles / training steel-aluminium one-piece frame
lane markers
lap counter
mobility set for steeplechase barrier
relay batons
starter's stand
starting block rack on wheel
starting blocks / competition aluminium
starting blocks / competition steel
starting blocks / competition steel-aluminium
starting blocks / school-training
steeplechase barrier
top boards
top boards on request
training hurdle cart
p. 24
p. 23
p. 23
p. 23
p. 24
p. 24
p. 24
p. 23
p. 23
p. 25
p. 24
p. 25
p. 25
p. 24
p. 22
p. 22
p. 22
p. 22
p. 22
p. 25
p. 24
p. 24
p. 24
aluminium rake
blanking covers for take-off board frames
p. 27
p. 27
distance indicators
sand leveller
sand pit cover
plasticine straps for indicator board
take-off boards / competition
take-off board / training
take-off markers
p. 27
p. 27
p. 27
p. 27
p. 27
p. 27
p. 27
High jump
covers / for competition / club multicube / school landing areas
covers / for monocube landing areas
crossbars training and competition
garages for landing areas
landing areas / school
landing areas / school made of mats
measuring device
modular grid platforms
stands / competition
stands / school
p. 30
p. 30
p. 30
p. 31
p. 29
p. 29
p. 29
p. 30
p. 30
p. 31
p. 30
p. 31
p. 31
Pole vault
base pads / training
blanking covers for boxes
covers / for competition / multicube landing areas
covers / for monocube landing area
corssbar placer
crossbar
garage for landing area
measuring device
modular grid platform
pole bags
pole racks
pole vault boxes
stand / competition electronically driven PV Polanik Premium
stand / competition Polanik Professional
stands / training Polanik Club
p. 38
p. 34
p. 34
p. 34
p. 38
p. 38
p. 34
p. 33
p. 33
p. 33
p. 38
p. 34
p. 38
p. 38
p. 34
p. 35
p. 36
p. 37
Accessories
cart for modular grid
chalk stand
combo racks
dispensing spools
field event pole
flag with base
markers / distance fibreglass
markers / distance steel
markers / field
markers / record
markers / runway
measuring cane
measuring sets
measuring tapes
officials' flag
photo finish set / competition
performance boards
rack for measuring set
sector lines
sector line staples
sector metal flag
stopwatches
timing system standard
timing system standard with cascade
wind indicator
wind speed indicators
winners platforms
p. 41
p. 42
p. 41
p. 43
p. 43
p. 44
p. 43
p. 43
p. 43
p. 44
p. 43
p. 44
p. 41
p. 44
p. 44
p. 40
p. 42
p. 41
p. 43
p. 43
p. 43
p. 44
p. 40
p. 40
p. 42
p. 42
p. 44
men's competition shorts
men's competition singlet
men's training jacket
men's training leggings
men's training pants
men's training tank top
men's training T-shirt
women's competition shorts
women's competition singlet
women's training jacket
women's training leggings
women's training pants
women's training tank top
women's training T-shirt
p. 49
p. 48
p. 48
p. 49
p. 49
p. 48
p. 48
p. 47
p. 46
p. 46
p. 47
p. 47
p. 46
p. 46
Sport shoes Do - win
high jump spikes
javelin spikes
jogging shoes
long jump spikes
running spikes
sprint spikes
throwing shoes
triple and long jumps spikes
p. 52
p. 52
p. 52
p. 52
p. 51
p. 51
p. 52
p. 52
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