Men's hurdles is a track and field event where athletes race over a series of obstacles called hurdles. The standard distance for the men's hurdles is 110 meters, and competitors must clear ten hurdles that are set at a height of 1.067 meters. The race requires a combination of speed, agility, and technique to successfully navigate the hurdles while maintaining a fast pace. The hurdles are spaced evenly along the track, and athletes must develop a rhythm to efficiently jump over each one. The event is part of major competitions, including the Olympic Games and World Athletics Championships, showcasing the skills of elite male sprinters.