field size
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it tells you on the right of the field layout:
http://www.millennium-series.com/images/events/fields/london_2d_millennium-2012.jpg
http://www.millennium-series.com/images/events/fields/london_2d_millennium-2012.jpg
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3 metres by 3.6 metres?
Or put the scale rectangles together to get 45 metres by 32.4 metres
Is there a reason why the y axis is in european (3,6m) and the scale on the right is in English (3.6m)?
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1.01 A playing-field is defined as being a flat, level area, surfaced to minimize injury and completely surrounded by league approved netting to ensure safety.
M7: 46x38 meters, at least 35 obstacles
D7: 55x33 meters, at least 35 obstacles
M5: 55x20 meters, at least 25 obstacles
Obstacles will be placed a minimum of 1.5 meters off the boundary. The playing-field boundary shall be marked clearly visible and will be placed a minimum of 1.5 meters off the netting.
http://www.millennium-series.com/downloads/rules.pdf
M7: 46x38 meters, at least 35 obstacles
D7: 55x33 meters, at least 35 obstacles
M5: 55x20 meters, at least 25 obstacles
Obstacles will be placed a minimum of 1.5 meters off the boundary. The playing-field boundary shall be marked clearly visible and will be placed a minimum of 1.5 meters off the netting.
http://www.millennium-series.com/downloads/rules.pdf
Just to break it down......
The actual field size is 36m wide by 45m long - each grid square is 3.6m x 3m (so 3.6m x 10 width ways and 3m x 15 length ways in terms of grids).
They give the extra space in the official M7 dimensions (46m x 38m) to allow for refs/media etc, and at each end where the paint will build up on the floor.
No reason for difference in the , and the . Tom!
The actual field size is 36m wide by 45m long - each grid square is 3.6m x 3m (so 3.6m x 10 width ways and 3m x 15 length ways in terms of grids).
They give the extra space in the official M7 dimensions (46m x 38m) to allow for refs/media etc, and at each end where the paint will build up on the floor.
No reason for difference in the , and the . Tom!
