Polish Indoor Athletics Championships

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]

Polish Indoor Athletics Championships
SportIndoor track and field
Founded1933 (1973)
CountryPoland

Events

The following athletics events feature as standard on the Polish Indoor Championships programme:

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
YearDatesCityVenueNotes
19335 FebruaryPrzemyślOkręgowy Ośrodek WF
19342 FebruaryPrzemyślOkręgowy Ośrodek WF
19352–3 FebruaryPrzemyślOkręgowy Ośrodek WF
193622–23 FebruaryPrzemyślOkręgowy Ośrodek WF
19371–2 FebruaryPrzemyślOkręgowy Ośrodek WF
19385–6 FebruaryPoznańTowarzystwo Gimnastyczne „Sokół”
193911–12 FebruaryPrzemyślOkręgowy Ośrodek WF
Not held due to World War II
19462–3 MarchOlsztynWojewódzki Urząd WF i PW
19478–9 FebruaryOlsztynWojewódzki Urząd WF i PW
194828–29 FebruaryOlsztynWojewódzki Urząd WF i PW
194919–20 FebruaryPoznańWojewódzki Ośrodek Szkolenia Sportowego
195018–19 FebruaryPrzemyślWKKF
195117–18 FebruaryPoznańWojewódzki Ośrodek Szkolenia Sportowego
Not held in 1952 or 1953
19546–7 FebruaryPoznańWojewódzki Ośrodek Szkolenia SportowegoMen's competition
6–7 FebruaryPrzemyślWKKFWomen's competition
195526–27 FebruaryWarsawhala AWF
195621–22 JanuaryWarsawhala AWF
197324–25 FebruaryWarsawhala AWF
24–25 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnik Zabrze60 metres and 60 metres hurdles
197423–24 FebruaryKatowiceSpodek
197522–23 FebruaryKatowicehala Spodek
1–2 MarchWarsawhala AWFCombined events
19767–8 FebruaryWarsawhala AWF
21–22 FebruaryWarsawhala AWFCombined events
197726–27 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
197825–26 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
19797–8 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
198016–17 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
23–24 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika ZabrzeCombined events
19817–8 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
198220–21 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
18 FebruaryWarsawhala AWFPole vault
27–28 FebruaryWarsawhala AWFCombined events
198319–20 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
19–20 FebruaryWarsawhala AWFPole vault, Combined events
198418–19 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
25–26 FebruaryWarsawhala AWFCombined events
198516–17 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
10–11 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika ZabrzeCombined events
19868–9 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
8–9 February 1986Warsawhala AWFCombined events
19877–8 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
31 January – 1 FebruaryWarsawhala AWFCombined events
198820–21 February 1988Zabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
19894–5 FebruaryZabrzehala Górnika Zabrze
199017–18 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
199123–24 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
199215–16 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
199320–21 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
199426–27 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
199525–26 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
19–20 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w SpaleCombined events
199624–25 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
199722–23 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
199814–15 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
7–8 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w SpaleCombined events
199921–22 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
6–7 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w SpaleCombined events
200012–13 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
5–6 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w SpaleCombined events
200124–25 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
200216–17 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
20031–2 MarchSpałaHala OPO w Spale
200421–22 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
200519–20 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
200625–26 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
200717–18 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
3–4 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w SpaleCombined events
200823–24 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
16–17 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w SpaleCombined events
200921–22 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
7–8 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w SpaleCombined events
201027–28 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
201119–20 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
201225–26 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
201316–17 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w Spale
201422–23 FebruarySopotErgo Arena
201521–22 FebruaryToruńArena Toruń
31 January – 1 FebruarySpałaHala OPO w SpaleCombined events
20165–6 MarchToruńArena Toruń
201718–19 FebruaryToruńArena Toruń
201817–18 FebruaryToruńArena Toruń
201916–17 FebruaryToruńArena Toruń

References
  1. Polish Indoor Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2019-07-14.
  2. Polish Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved 2019-07-14.
Editions
  • Lekkoatleta nr 2 (69), March 2004, p. 25
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