http://www.trackandfieldnews.com/general/technique/106-J_Hay.pdf
"it thus appears that the elite pole vaulters
studied were more effective in performing the initial
programmed phase of the approach than a comparable
sample of elite male long jumpers. While there may well
be other explanations, it seems likely that this difference is
due to pole vaulters making more full-length approach runs
in trainingâ€â€
Approach Run Article
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Re: Approach Run Article
lonestar wrote:Taking off under sucks! Just ask my back, shoulder, knee, and hip flexor.
Only the first vault of the day, after the burn is gone from tearing the muscle and everything is stretched out I'm good to go 15"-28" under


P.S. I'm not proud of this ability....although it is funny sometimes when I check my step and cann't reach where I took off from hearing the comments from the other vaulters.
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