Polish Indoor Athletics Championships Sport Indoor track and field Founded 1933 (1973) Country Poland
The Polish Indoor Athletics Championships (Polish : Halowe mistrzostwa Polski seniorów w lekkoatletyce ) is an annual indoor track and field competition organised by the Polish Athletic Association , which serves as the national championship for the sport in Poland .[1] Typically held over two to three days in February during the Dutch winter, it was first added to the national calendar in 1933, supplementing the main outdoor Polish Athletics Championships held in the summer since 1920.[2] The national indoor competition was held from 1933–56 (with a break during World War II from 1939 to 1945). After a near twenty-year gap, the championships was restored to its annual fixture in 1973.[1]
Events [ ]
The following athletics events feature as standard on the Polish Indoor Championships programme:
Sprint : 60 m, 200 m, 400 m
Distance track events : 800 m, 1500 m, 3000 m
Hurdles : 60 m hurdles
Jumps : long jump, triple jump, high jump, pole vault
Throws : shot put
Combined events : heptathlon (men), pentathlon (women)
Racewalking : 5000 m walk (men), 3000 m walk (women)
The 200 metres was introduced in 1982. Combined events were added in 1974 – for men this was first held as a sextathlon, then as a heptathlon thereafter. The heptathlon was replaced by an octathlon between 1987–89. A men's race walk over 10,000 m was held from 1981–86, before being reduced to the standard 5000 m distance. Similarly, women competed in the 5000 m walk from 1983–86 until being replaced by the standard 3000 m distance. The women's 3000 metres run became an annual fixture in 2000. The addition of women's triple jump (1991) and pole vault (1998) brought parity in the number of events for the sexes.[1]
Editions [ ]
Year
Dates
City
Venue
Notes
5 February
Przemyśl
Okręgowy Ośrodek WF
2 February
Przemyśl
Okręgowy Ośrodek WF
2–3 February
Przemyśl
Okręgowy Ośrodek WF
22–23 February
Przemyśl
Okręgowy Ośrodek WF
1–2 February
Przemyśl
Okręgowy Ośrodek WF
5–6 February
Poznań
Towarzystwo Gimnastyczne „Sokół”
11–12 February
Przemyśl
Okręgowy Ośrodek WF
Not held due to World War II
2–3 March
Olsztyn
Wojewódzki Urząd WF i PW
8–9 February
Olsztyn
Wojewódzki Urząd WF i PW
28–29 February
Olsztyn
Wojewódzki Urząd WF i PW
19–20 February
Poznań
Wojewódzki Ośrodek Szkolenia Sportowego
18–19 February
Przemyśl
WKKF
17–18 February
Poznań
Wojewódzki Ośrodek Szkolenia Sportowego
Not held in 1952 or 1953
6–7 February
Poznań
Wojewódzki Ośrodek Szkolenia Sportowego
Men's competition
6–7 February
Przemyśl
WKKF
Women's competition
26–27 February
Warsaw
hala AWF
21–22 January
Warsaw
hala AWF
24–25 February
Warsaw
hala AWF
24–25 February
Zabrze
hala Górnik Zabrze
60 metres and 60 metres hurdles
23–24 February
Katowice
Spodek
22–23 February
Katowice
hala Spodek
1–2 March
Warsaw
hala AWF
Combined events
7–8 February
Warsaw
hala AWF
21–22 February
Warsaw
hala AWF
Combined events
26–27 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
25–26 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
7–8 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
16–17 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
23–24 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
Combined events
7–8 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
20–21 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
18 February
Warsaw
hala AWF
Pole vault
27–28 February
Warsaw
hala AWF
Combined events
19–20 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
19–20 February
Warsaw
hala AWF
Pole vault, Combined events
18–19 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
25–26 February
Warsaw
hala AWF
Combined events
16–17 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
10–11 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
Combined events
8–9 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
8–9 February 1986
Warsaw
hala AWF
Combined events
7–8 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
31 January – 1 February
Warsaw
hala AWF
Combined events
20–21 February 1988
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
4–5 February
Zabrze
hala Górnika Zabrze
17–18 February
Spała
23–24 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
15–16 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
20–21 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
26–27 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
25–26 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
19–20 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
Combined events
24–25 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
22–23 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
14–15 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
7–8 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
Combined events
21–22 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
6–7 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
Combined events
12–13 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
5–6 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
Combined events
24–25 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
16–17 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
1–2 March
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
21–22 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
19–20 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
25–26 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
17–18 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
3–4 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
Combined events
23–24 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
16–17 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
Combined events
21–22 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
7–8 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
Combined events
27–28 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
19–20 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
25–26 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
16–17 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
22–23 February
Sopot
Ergo Arena
21–22 February
Toruń
Arena Toruń
31 January – 1 February
Spała
Hala OPO w Spale
Combined events
5–6 March
Toruń
Arena Toruń
18–19 February
Toruń
Arena Toruń
17–18 February
Toruń
Arena Toruń
2019
16–17 February
Toruń
Arena Toruń
2020
20–21 February
Toruń
Arena Toruń
Championships records [ ]
Men [ ]
Women [ ]
Event
Record
Athlete/Team
Date
Championships
Place
Ref
60 m
7.10
Ewa Swoboda
21 February 2021
2021 Championships
Toruń
[3]
References [ ]
Editions
Lekkoatleta nr 2 (69), March 2004, p. 25
External links [ ]
Outdoor Indoor Age category Cross Country