Brad Walker 6.00m in Germany
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 4:29 pm
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Finally. More to follow. If you can find out more please postPosted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 4:33 pm
People on T&F News are reporting it was in Jockgrim, Germany, possibly a street vault?
Yay Brad!!!
Yay Brad!!!
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 6:05 pm
yay im so happy for him thats awesome! 
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 6:44 pm
http://www.leichtathletik.de/index.asp? ... p?ID=11777
Sechs-Meter-Sprung von Brad Walker in Jockgrim
Mit einem sensationellen Satz über 6,00 Meter krönte der Hallen-Weltmeister Brad Walker (USA) am Mittwochabend das Stabhochsprung-Meeting in Jockgrim. Damit wurde die Veranstaltung für die begeisterten Zuschauer zu einem besonderen Erlebnis.
Brad Walker meisterte erstmals sechs Meter (Foto: Reiß)
Brad Walker meisterte die Höhe im ersten Versuch. Bereits zuvor stand er nach überquerten 5,93 Metern als Sieger fest. Bislang war die Bestleistung des Vize-Weltmeisters, der nun die Führung in der Weltjahresbestenliste übernommen hat, bei 5,93 Metern notiert.
Hinter dem Australier Paul Burgess (5,83 m) schaffte der Kölner Tim Lobinger (5,73 m) als bester Deutscher den Satz auf das Treppchen.
Sechs-Meter-Sprung von Brad Walker in Jockgrim
Mit einem sensationellen Satz über 6,00 Meter krönte der Hallen-Weltmeister Brad Walker (USA) am Mittwochabend das Stabhochsprung-Meeting in Jockgrim. Damit wurde die Veranstaltung für die begeisterten Zuschauer zu einem besonderen Erlebnis.
Brad Walker meisterte erstmals sechs Meter (Foto: Reiß)
Brad Walker meisterte die Höhe im ersten Versuch. Bereits zuvor stand er nach überquerten 5,93 Metern als Sieger fest. Bislang war die Bestleistung des Vize-Weltmeisters, der nun die Führung in der Weltjahresbestenliste übernommen hat, bei 5,93 Metern notiert.
Hinter dem Australier Paul Burgess (5,83 m) schaffte der Kölner Tim Lobinger (5,73 m) als bester Deutscher den Satz auf das Treppchen.
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 6:46 pm
Rough translation:
| Christian fox six-meter jump of Brad Walker in Jockgrim with a sensational sentence over 6.00 meters the resounding world champion Brad Walker (the USA) at the Wednesday evening the Stabhochsprung stabhochsprung-Meeting in Jockgrim crowned 19.7.2006 | current. Thus the meeting for the inspired spectators became a special experience. Brad Walker mastered for the first time six meters (photo: Tear) Brad Walker mastered the height in the first attempt. It stood for 5.93 meters already before after crossed as a winner firmly. So far the best performance of the vice-world champion, who transferred now the guidance in the world yearly good list, was noted with 5.93 meters. Behind the Australian Paul Burgess (5.83 m) created the Cologne Tim Lobinger (5.73 m) as best Germans the sentence on the Treppchen.
| Christian fox six-meter jump of Brad Walker in Jockgrim with a sensational sentence over 6.00 meters the resounding world champion Brad Walker (the USA) at the Wednesday evening the Stabhochsprung stabhochsprung-Meeting in Jockgrim crowned 19.7.2006 | current. Thus the meeting for the inspired spectators became a special experience. Brad Walker mastered for the first time six meters (photo: Tear) Brad Walker mastered the height in the first attempt. It stood for 5.93 meters already before after crossed as a winner firmly. So far the best performance of the vice-world champion, who transferred now the guidance in the world yearly good list, was noted with 5.93 meters. Behind the Australian Paul Burgess (5.83 m) created the Cologne Tim Lobinger (5.73 m) as best Germans the sentence on the Treppchen.
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 6:49 pm
Männer
1. Walker Brad (USA) 6.00m
2. Burgess Paul (AUS) 5.83m
3. Lobinger Tim (ASV Köln) 5.73m
4. Sawano Daichi (JPN) 5.63m
5. Schulze Fabian (LAZ Salamander Kornwestheim/Ludwigsburg) 5.53m
6. Börgeling Lars (TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen) 5.53m
- Brits Okkert (RSA) o.g.V.
1. Walker Brad (USA) 6.00m
2. Burgess Paul (AUS) 5.83m
3. Lobinger Tim (ASV Köln) 5.73m
4. Sawano Daichi (JPN) 5.63m
5. Schulze Fabian (LAZ Salamander Kornwestheim/Ludwigsburg) 5.53m
6. Börgeling Lars (TSV Bayer 04 Leverkusen) 5.53m
- Brits Okkert (RSA) o.g.V.
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 8:46 pm
Wow! Congrats to Brad! We needed some of that!
Posted: Wed Jul 19, 2006 9:33 pm
That is awesome! Congratulations Brad!
Walker 6.00
Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 12:40 am
Yeah baby, another NW guy does great!!
Rick Baggett
WSTC LLC
Rick Baggett
WSTC LLC
Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 3:04 am
http://www.athletics.org.au/news/detail ... D2006%2C07
Equally exciting, albeit with the future in mind, Perth wunderkind Vicky Parnov vaulted 4.32m to set a new Under 18 and Under 20 Australian record. Jumping at the International Pole Vault meeting in Jockgrim, Germany, Parnov broke her own record of 4.30m set earlier this year. Parnov finished second, on countback from American Kellie Suttle, and now sets her sights on the IAAF World Junior Championships in Beijing from 15-20 August.
At the same meet, Paul Burgess vaulted 5.83m but was upstaged by American world number one, Brad Walker who cleared 6.00m to take the win. Walker is the first man over 6.00m since Burgess last year, the result reversing that from the Rome Golden Gala last weekend.
Equally exciting, albeit with the future in mind, Perth wunderkind Vicky Parnov vaulted 4.32m to set a new Under 18 and Under 20 Australian record. Jumping at the International Pole Vault meeting in Jockgrim, Germany, Parnov broke her own record of 4.30m set earlier this year. Parnov finished second, on countback from American Kellie Suttle, and now sets her sights on the IAAF World Junior Championships in Beijing from 15-20 August.
At the same meet, Paul Burgess vaulted 5.83m but was upstaged by American world number one, Brad Walker who cleared 6.00m to take the win. Walker is the first man over 6.00m since Burgess last year, the result reversing that from the Rome Golden Gala last weekend.
Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 9:47 am
Now the inevitable question:
Any video available?
Any video available?
Posted: Thu Jul 20, 2006 11:14 am
Thats awesome. Way to go Brad. I am sure higher bars are soon to follow. As stated before, some video would be great.