Texas High School Pole Vault Manifesto
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I think it is important to realize that we are just making light of what we think is bad technique, not at any one person... It is our opinion that there are many examples of bad technique being taught and we wanted to point them out in a joking manner... If you are offended by this, then I apologize, no harm was intended... This is directed at no particular group or person...
Addition: It is important that you lean back on the "takeoff," so that way you are in position to finish your vault at all costs.
Also, knee drive is unnecessary.
Addition: It is important that you lean back on the "takeoff," so that way you are in position to finish your vault at all costs.
Also, knee drive is unnecessary.
4.75... Write THAT down...
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I've noticed that when your athletes, across the board, show good and safe technique, and place at big meets, that the coaches worth working with will come over and talk to you about what you're doing with the kids. I know because I'm the one going over and talking to coaches with good kids. LOVE the manifesto!!! Bubba
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what are you talking about
I hope some new vaulter doesn't take this seriously haha, and tries to follow these steps. Dangerous
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Re: Texas High School Pole Vault Manifesto
^bump in honor of me being in Texas today
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Re: Texas High School Pole Vault Manifesto
rainbowgirl28 wrote:^bump in honor of me being in Texas today
I wondered what brought this old topic back to life
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Re: Texas High School Pole Vault Manifesto
Just caught up with this because I always track Docs posts -surprised I missed one from old achtung tho. If it wasn't to tragic the original post would be funny. It is just a pity that the good coaches in Texas - and I suspect there are many - cannot have greater influence on the rest. For example does Tom Tellez ever get a chance to present his ideas on a statewide basis or is he completely out of it now??
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Re: Texas High School Pole Vault Manifesto
They have to want to receive the message and unfortunately, many do not. It worked for them in the 70s, 80s, 90s, so be it. I start every year like I know nothing and re-evaluate every detail of my training and vault. For me this begins with re-reading the Beginner to Bubkas. Thank you for that masterpiece Alan!! Bubba
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