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Olympics - Hurdle and Steeplechase explained

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In hurdle and steeplechase, athletes must run and jump over obstacles in high speed. Accidentally bumping into or knocking over a hurdle does not result in penalty but it does slow down the athlete’s speed. Steeplechase requires skills including running, hurdling and long jumping. The events will take place at Olympic Stadium.

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