What does AAAA mean in ASIAN

The Asian Amateur Athletics Association (AAAA) is a regional body for athletics in Asia, representing its 46 member nations. It is responsible for promoting and monitoring the development of athletics throughout Asia, as well as overseeing participation in international athletics competitions.

The AAAA was founded in 1973 by the Olympic Council of Asia, and has since become one of the largest regional organizations specializing in athletics within the world.

The AAAA currently consists of 46 members across various countries in Asia. These include Afghanistan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Brunei, China, India, Indonesia and more. Visit http://asianathletics.org/member-associations/ to see a full list of AAAA members.

The AAAA plays an important role in overseeing and governing amateur athletics activities throughout Asia. This includes organizing regional championships and other competitions between members. The organization also works to promote good sportsmanship and fair play amongst athletes from different countries within the region.

The AAAA organizes a variety of events including track and field competitions, cross-country running races and road race events such as marathons and 10Ks. It also hosts Asian Games every four years which feature a wide range of athletic disciplines including sprinting, long distance running, throwing events such as javelin and discus throws, jumping events such as high jump and pole vaulting; walking events; race walking over distances up to 20 km; hurdles races; relay races; plus combined-event competitions such as pentathlon or decathlon.

To become a member of the AAAA you must first obtain membership from your local national federation — either through direct application or if you are already part of another sporting association or club (e.g., school or university). You can then submit an application for membership via your federation's website or contact them for more information about how to join the association.

No, joining AAAA does not provide its members with any form of professional or qualifying status pertaining to an athlete's career path or goals within amateur athletic competitions and endurance events.

Each year, AAAA hosts nine Asian championships featuring a multitude of disciplines from track and field to cross country and sprinting events, as well as other games held in different countries across the Asian region.

Yes -theAAAAalso provides grants for athletes participating at international level tournaments under various schemes such as Travel Grants Scheme, Education Grant Scheme & Competition Fee Grants Scheme etc.

The AAAA Legacy Programme is an initiative that aims to encourage talented young athletes from Asia (under 20 years) to participate and excel in various international sports competitions and awards stakes.