age group categories
For international age-group competitions and age-group qualification all 16-19 year olds will be grouped as one Under 20 age category. The age band category that you fall into depends on your age on December 31st in the year of competition. Example: If you are 35 on December 29th 2013 then for the whole of 2013 you will compete in the 35-39 age groups. Infant is a more formal term for a baby, the youngest category of child. A child is no longer considered an infant when able to walk and talk, which, in most cases, is at about 1 year. The term child covers the age range from birth to puberty. When an organizer combines age classifications (Pre-Teen I & II, Junior I & II or Senior I, II & III) competitors may dance up or down as follows: (1) Only Pre-Teen II age category competitors may dance up into the combined Junior age category. (2) Combined Juniors may dance up into the combined Youth age category. Age classifications, a through f-(3), will become effective on January 1st of the year in which the individual's classification age is attained, regardless of the actual birth date. Pre-Teen I:9th birthday or less. Pre-Teen II:10th or 11th birthday. Junior I:12th or 13th birthday. Classifying Age Groups. When medical practitioners, prescription drug labeling, or advertising classify age groups (eg, neonates, infants, pediatrics, geriatrics, etc.), what are the general ages that are usually implied? The non-elite format of Triathlon is known as Age-Group competition. Age-Group allows athletes to compete for medals and titles against fellow competitors within pre-defined age group categories. These age group categories are divided by gender and age and are set apart by five year age bands, see below. There are also Tristar, Youth and Junior categories from ages 8 through to 20, with international competition starting at age 16 for sprint distances and 18 for standard distance and long distance. Both speakers did a good job at presenting the differences between generations in an entertaining way, from the serious to the silly. In 1974, 51% of Boomers were interested in saving for retirement; at a comparable age, in 1998, 73% of X-ers were interested in saving for retirement. Here are some stats that contrast Boomers and Generation X-ers, showing X-ers' greater focus on the financial: In 1974, 51% of Boomers were interested in saving for retirement; at a comparable age, in 1998, 73% of X-ers were interested in saving for retirement. |Disclosures|December 29, 2004. When medical practitioners, prescription drug labeling, or advertising classify age groups (eg, neonates, infants, pediatrics, geriatrics, etc.), what are the general ages that are usually implied? Pediatrics deals with the care of infants and children and geriatrics deals with the care of the elderly. 1 In 1974, 51% of Boomers were interested in saving for retirement; at a comparable age, in 1998, 73% of X-ers were interested in saving for retirement.  Where 63% of Boomers were concerned about understanding my own reasons for doing things, only 27% of X-ers were in 2002, at a similar age.
For athletes Tristar, Youth and Junior categories from ages 8 through to 20, with international competition starting at age 16 for sprint distances and 18 for standard distance and long distance.