Earl Bell Spring break camps?
Earl Bell Spring break camps?
Who all is going to the bell spring break camps? I"m going march 15-18 soo happy, I love his camps..
Excuses,Excuses,Excuses. Bring your old log, I'll put your old pages in a new one, so you can keep it all together. Gotta' keep some records, it will help you, and us.
I should start a thread about those logs. They are a big help in finding out what works and what dosen't work, and they save a lot of wasted jumps trying to figure out runs, grips, poles, ect...all that info is already there.
You should see EB's logs. He has them from the mid 70's until now. 100's of pages of info, and some extra stuff that is just plain fun.
Dub
I should start a thread about those logs. They are a big help in finding out what works and what dosen't work, and they save a lot of wasted jumps trying to figure out runs, grips, poles, ect...all that info is already there.
You should see EB's logs. He has them from the mid 70's until now. 100's of pages of info, and some extra stuff that is just plain fun.
Dub
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vaulter580
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You had a log for cross country, but don't keep one for the pole vault! That is scary.
Here is the basic info you need to keep.
Date-of course
Run-how many steps, measured, so if you are jumping from 10 steps, it is measured at say 71ft. So you have each run, measured in your book and know where to start from for each.
Mid Mark-where is it from the run you are using?
Pole- what pole/poles did you jump on?
Grip- where were you holding on those poles.
Height-made/attemped, just a bungee ect...
Standard placement-where did they work.
Notes-how you felt ect.
These are just some of the basics, there is more to it but this is what you NEED, minimum.
With this info you will know where to start from every run, where your mid should be, what pole to start on, how high to hold, your PR from that run, how high you jumped last time from that run. ect...... Also you will know what works and what didn't work.
Example, last work out I ran from 10steps, 70'6", mid of 37', holding 14-10, on an 19.0, standards at 70cm, felt good, had trouble making a solid move to right hand right hip. Next pole was a tad big, came down on 16-9 twice with standards at 55cm.
So I know when I go out to jump on Monday I need to work on a solid move to right hand right hip, hit a mid of about 37, and start my run about 70-6. I need a big blow through before I move to the next pole, or I need to find a pole in between because the next pole was a bit big.
I do not, repeat, do not, have to go out monday, and guess about anything, it is all right there in my log.
Not having a log is one of the dumbest ideas in the world. Not knowing where to start from, or what pole to jump on, how high to hold, means wasted jumps, and possible injury from broken poles, getting monkey rolled ect.... Why waste jumps? If you have jumped before you should have that info, not need to make new info every time you jump.
Dub
Here is the basic info you need to keep.
Date-of course
Run-how many steps, measured, so if you are jumping from 10 steps, it is measured at say 71ft. So you have each run, measured in your book and know where to start from for each.
Mid Mark-where is it from the run you are using?
Pole- what pole/poles did you jump on?
Grip- where were you holding on those poles.
Height-made/attemped, just a bungee ect...
Standard placement-where did they work.
Notes-how you felt ect.
These are just some of the basics, there is more to it but this is what you NEED, minimum.
With this info you will know where to start from every run, where your mid should be, what pole to start on, how high to hold, your PR from that run, how high you jumped last time from that run. ect...... Also you will know what works and what didn't work.
Example, last work out I ran from 10steps, 70'6", mid of 37', holding 14-10, on an 19.0, standards at 70cm, felt good, had trouble making a solid move to right hand right hip. Next pole was a tad big, came down on 16-9 twice with standards at 55cm.
So I know when I go out to jump on Monday I need to work on a solid move to right hand right hip, hit a mid of about 37, and start my run about 70-6. I need a big blow through before I move to the next pole, or I need to find a pole in between because the next pole was a bit big.
I do not, repeat, do not, have to go out monday, and guess about anything, it is all right there in my log.
Not having a log is one of the dumbest ideas in the world. Not knowing where to start from, or what pole to jump on, how high to hold, means wasted jumps, and possible injury from broken poles, getting monkey rolled ect.... Why waste jumps? If you have jumped before you should have that info, not need to make new info every time you jump.
Dub
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Arkansas State University
sign yo pitty on da runny kine!!!
Arkansas State University
sign yo pitty on da runny kine!!!
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