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I have been trying (in vain) to get results from Jockgrim, Germany. Any info would be appreciated.

Colwick won 18.09 1/4 July 12th Rottach-Egern

not sure how Colwick won when he is listed as NH

Miles 572
Ecker 560
J Scott 560
Lobinger 560
Stevenson 540
Hendrik 520

http://www.leichtathletik.de/results/21 ... 210709.pdf

Johnson 456
Holliday 446
Buchler 446
Steiner 436
Strutz 426
Hendry 426

Colwick is over in Europe? Thought he had eligibility left.
Anyway, too his defense, Europe is a different kind of animal, as I'm sure you have all heard before. But trust me, it's tough. And if your not absolutely ready and confident when you go, your screwed.

VaultNinja wrote:Colwick is over in Europe? Thought he had eligibility left.
Anyway, too his defense, Europe is a different kind of animal, as I'm sure you have all heard before. But trust me, it's tough. And if your not absolutely ready and confident when you go, your screwed.

You can go to Europe w/o forfeiting your eligibility, you just can't take prize money. I think it's actually legal to get actual expenses paid for too. Dave Butler loves going to Europe and knows a lot of people there. I am sure he's taken Jason to a few art museums along the way too

hey

the first meet was the 5.72.. in the rain

he NH at Karlsruhe.. that's where i saw he and David..

i missed them at Jockgrim which was a very short distance from Mannheim.. but i had training..

wish i could have seen the whole group..

dj

Video and a blog from Steve Hooker: http://www.flotrack.org/blogs/blogger/s ... n-jockgrim

Is it only me or is that a really small pit?

ras wrote:Is it only me or is that a really small pit?

Lots of the pits in Europe are really small, especially when you get into smaller meets/street vaults. Some of the US guys will purposefully practice on a pit with smaller front buns so they can get used to the change in depth perception when they go over there.