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The warning track is the part of the baseb … The warning track is the part of the baseball field that is closest to the wall or fence and is made of a different material than the field. Common materials for the warning track include dirt or rubber; it should always be of a different material than the playing field. The change of terrain serves as a "warning" for fielders trying to make a deep catch that they are running out of room, since it is often difficult for the fielder to keep his eye on a fly ball while keeping track of his position relative to the wall. It runs parallel to the ballpark's outfield wall. The track can also be utilized by vehicles on grass fields, thus preserving the playing field. Despite the warning track's presence, it is common to see outfielders crash into the wall to make a catch, due to a desire to field the play regardless of the outcome, because they fail to register the warning in time, as they are looking up at the fly ball, or because they don't know how many steps they'll have on the track. The "track" part of the term comes from Old Yankee Stadium, where an actual running track was built for the use of track and field events. In 1949 Major League Baseball formally began requiring a warning track. There still are professional fields without a proper warning track, however, such as Tropicana Field, which uses brown-colored turf. Rogers Centre, home of the Toronto Blue Jays, also has no warning track, a holdover from the days when the Argonauts played at the stadium (requiring frequent conversions from baseball to football configuration). The width of warning tracks can vary by rules and level of play. In general it is designed to give fielders three steps of warning before the outfield wall. The warning tracks in Major League Parks are roughly 15 feet (5 m) wide, while the warning track in Olympic stadiums are roughly 20 feet (6 m) wide, and on softball fields are often 10 feet (3 m). When Major League Baseball instituted the warning track, it was 10 feet (3 m) wide. warning track, it was 10 feet (3 m) wide.
, Der Warning Track (dt: Warnstreifen) ist d … Der Warning Track (dt: Warnstreifen) ist der umlaufende Randstreifen eines Baseballfeldes zwischen dem Rasenfeld und der Wand bzw. dem Zaun der Spielfeldbegrenzung. Er dient dazu, dass ein Outfielder, der in Richtung Zaun läuft und dabei auf den von hinten anfliegenden Ball schaut, nicht ohne Vorwarnung gegen den Zaun prallt. Nicht jedes Baseballfeld hat einen solchen Streifen. In den meisten Profiligen gehört er jedoch zu den Platzbauauflagen, aber auch für internationale Wettkämpfe (Europameisterschaft, Weltmeisterschaft) ist der Warning Track vorgeschrieben. In Amateurligen wie in Deutschland wird der Warnstreifen beim Platzneubau meistens miteinbezogen, um auch beim Austragen von Europäischen Wettbewerben die Auflagen zu erfüllen. Die Beschaffenheit und das verwendete Material unterscheiden sich vom Rasenbelag. Die Oberfläche besteht in der Regel aus einem Sand- bzw. Kleinkorn (0,1 – 0,4 mm Korngröße), wie zum Beispiel Tennenbelag. Die Farbgebungen variieren von Hellrot über Dunkelorange bis Grau. Die unterschiedliche Beschaffenheit und Farbe hilft den Feldspielern bei der Verfolgung eines Flyball, ihren Fokus auf dem Ball zu behalten und gleichzeitig die Nähe zur Feldbegrenzung wahrzunehmen, wodurch schmerzhafte Kollisionen mit dem Außenzaun verhindert werden. Der Streifen wird auch als Fahrbahn für Wartungsgeräte und -fahrzeuge benutzt, um nicht die Rasenfläche zu beschädigen. Die Breite bzw. Tiefe des Streifens variiert je nach Baseballfeld: Generell wird eine Breite von drei Laufschritten eines Feldspielers eingeplant. Gängige Maße beginnen bei zwei Metern in den Schülerligen und vergrößern sich auf bis zu fünf Meter in den höchsten Profiligen. zu fünf Meter in den höchsten Profiligen.
, 워닝 트랙(Warning track)은 야구장에서 펜스에 인접한 폭 3m 정도의 흙길을 말한다. 외야는 잔디가 깔아져 있지만 워닝 트랙만큼은 흙으로 덮어져 있다. 이는 외야수가 포구를 위해 위치를 이동하던 도중 펜스에 부딪혀 다치는 것을 방지하기 위한 것으로, 흙으로 걷어진 지면은 외야수들에게 펜스가 멀지 않았다는 경고의 의미로 기능하게 된다. 결과적으로 외야수는 부상을 방지할 수 있으며 펜스를 이용한 플레이도 생각하게 된다.
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Der Warning Track (dt: Warnstreifen) ist d … Der Warning Track (dt: Warnstreifen) ist der umlaufende Randstreifen eines Baseballfeldes zwischen dem Rasenfeld und der Wand bzw. dem Zaun der Spielfeldbegrenzung. Er dient dazu, dass ein Outfielder, der in Richtung Zaun läuft und dabei auf den von hinten anfliegenden Ball schaut, nicht ohne Vorwarnung gegen den Zaun prallt. Die Beschaffenheit und das verwendete Material unterscheiden sich vom Rasenbelag. Die Oberfläche besteht in der Regel aus einem Sand- bzw. Kleinkorn (0,1 – 0,4 mm Korngröße), wie zum Beispiel Tennenbelag. Die Farbgebungen variieren von Hellrot über Dunkelorange bis Grau.en von Hellrot über Dunkelorange bis Grau.
, 워닝 트랙(Warning track)은 야구장에서 펜스에 인접한 폭 3m 정도의 흙길을 말한다. 외야는 잔디가 깔아져 있지만 워닝 트랙만큼은 흙으로 덮어져 있다. 이는 외야수가 포구를 위해 위치를 이동하던 도중 펜스에 부딪혀 다치는 것을 방지하기 위한 것으로, 흙으로 걷어진 지면은 외야수들에게 펜스가 멀지 않았다는 경고의 의미로 기능하게 된다. 결과적으로 외야수는 부상을 방지할 수 있으며 펜스를 이용한 플레이도 생각하게 된다.
, The warning track is the part of the baseb … The warning track is the part of the baseball field that is closest to the wall or fence and is made of a different material than the field. Common materials for the warning track include dirt or rubber; it should always be of a different material than the playing field. The change of terrain serves as a "warning" for fielders trying to make a deep catch that they are running out of room, since it is often difficult for the fielder to keep his eye on a fly ball while keeping track of his position relative to the wall. It runs parallel to the ballpark's outfield wall. The track can also be utilized by vehicles on grass fields, thus preserving the playing field.fields, thus preserving the playing field.
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Warning track
, ウォーニングゾーン
, Warning Track
, 워닝 트랙
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