- Inozemtsev was a triple jumper from Ukraine.
- At a competition in Bratislava on June 20, 1990, he established one of the world records for a triple jump of 17.90 meters.
- The 1988 Olympic gold medalist in the triple leap, Khristo Markov is a retired triple jumper from Bulgaria.- Additionally, he won the world and European championships.
- Banks participated in the triple jump competition as a track and field athlete.
- On June 16, 1985, in Indianapolis, Indiana, at the national championships, he established a world record of 17.97 meters (58 foot 11.5 inches).
-Pedro Pablo Pichardo lowered his own national record by 2 cm when clearing 18.08 meters in the Copa Cuba-Memorial Barrientos meet in Havana on May 28, 2015.
- After recovering from surgery, Kenny Harrison won the gold medal at the summer Olympics of 1996 with a personal best, American record, and Olympic record of 18.09 meters.
- This leap is notable for being the longest ever made with a negative wind reading.
- American-Sierra Leonean track and field athlete Will Claye participates in the triple jump and long jump.- He won gold medals at the IAAF World Indoor Championships in 2012 and 2018 in addition to a bronze in the 2011 World Athletics Championships.
- American triple jumper Christian Taylor ranks second all-time with a personal best of 18.21 meters.- He is the current Olympic champion as well as the current Champion.
- Jonathan Edwards is a retired triple jumper from the United Kingdom.
- The record was around 20 minutes long. With his second leap of 18.29 meters, he became the first human to jump 60 meters.