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HOW HIGH
I AM 14 YEARS OLD AND JUST COMPLEATED MY SECOND SEASON.
COULD SOME ONE TELL ME WOT THE AVERAGE HIGHT I SHOULD BE VAULTING. !!!!! IN MTR'S PLEASE IM A BRIT.
COULD SOME ONE TELL ME WOT THE AVERAGE HIGHT I SHOULD BE VAULTING. !!!!! IN MTR'S PLEASE IM A BRIT.
Last edited by vault jock on Thu Sep 18, 2003 8:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
If s*** happens!then let it happen to someone else.
My experience has been that...
The average developing vaulter adds 50cm per year until age 18. The average 2nd year, 14 year old jumps around 3.00 meters.
There are many instances of vaulters jumping much higher much sooner than this and other instances of vaulters taking much longer to develop. These are gross generalities.
Barto
-didn't jump 3 meters until 4th year, jumped 4.20 in 5th year, and 4.80 in 6th year....22nd year now, back down to 3 meters.
The average developing vaulter adds 50cm per year until age 18. The average 2nd year, 14 year old jumps around 3.00 meters.
There are many instances of vaulters jumping much higher much sooner than this and other instances of vaulters taking much longer to develop. These are gross generalities.
Barto
-didn't jump 3 meters until 4th year, jumped 4.20 in 5th year, and 4.80 in 6th year....22nd year now, back down to 3 meters.
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yep, and he didnt even clear 18 in college but, he kept at it and look at him now!!! VAulting has to be one of the most patient sports in the world. Practice pratice and practice, once you think your done, practice some more!!!!tim hutzley wrote:Wasnt Hartwigs high school PR like 14'6" and he vaulted all four years of high school.
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localrunner wrote:Gosh I miss pv so much....Man I am thinking about not running this track season and just doing pole vault bc pving rocks so much...I love being lazy...haha
yeah you probably should stick to running because you suck at the vault. lazy people can get away with it in other sports but not pole vaulting. YOUUUUU!!!!!!
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I only hit 10' and a half my second season. I'd have to agree for sure there is no average for high school vaulting. I've seen Sophomores clear 13 before, and seniors barely clear 8.
On a different note, great site.
On a different note, great site.
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