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Long & Triple Jump

2 Hops, 2 Steps, 1 Jump #BattleOfTheBounds

May 20, 2015 by Jimson Lee Leave a Comment

Here are some great examples of doing 2 Hops, 2 Steps, 1 Jump in the Jumps Decathlon. Samir Layne 19.10m https://instagram.com/p/24aPKjMbto/ Omar Ope Craddock 18.15m https://instagram.com/p/21I3nyoeDQ/ Royce E. Dates Jr.  16.80m https://instagram.com/p/2q1XjNCsD9/ Kenta Bell … [Read more...] about 2 Hops, 2 Steps, 1 Jump #BattleOfTheBounds

Filed Under: Long & Triple Jump, Track & Field

The Jumps Decathlon #BattleOfTheBounds

May 18, 2015 by Jimson Lee 2 Comments

The Jumps Decathlon was made popular by Malcolm Arnold's 1987 book Long jump.  Here are the 10 events you can do in any order. For each event allow three successful attempts recording the best distance/time.  For single leg left or right leg take off, alternate legs and take the best jump.  Some … [Read more...] about The Jumps Decathlon #BattleOfTheBounds

Filed Under: Coaching, Long & Triple Jump, Track & Field, Training

Solving the Problem of a Short Step Phase Triple Jump

March 20, 2015 by Bob Marchetti Leave a Comment

This article is guest posted by Robert Marchetti of Rider University and organizer of the LinkedIn Track and Field Coaches Group with over 6000+ coaches. I coach track and field as an Assistant Coach at Rider University, a small NCAA Division I school, in Lawrenceville, NJ. One of the events I … [Read more...] about Solving the Problem of a Short Step Phase Triple Jump

Filed Under: Coaching, Long & Triple Jump, Track & Field Tagged With: Robert Marchetti

Hang or Hitch Kick – in the Step Phase of the Triple Jump?

March 18, 2015 by Jimson Lee Leave a Comment

When you think of high jump, it's always the Fosbury Flop (or the Brill Bend) as  no one uses the straddle roll anymore, except for Masters meets. The last time we saw the straddle technique was Vladimir Yashchenko (2.33m & 2.34m World records from 1977-78) or Valeriy Brumel (2.23-2.28m World … [Read more...] about Hang or Hitch Kick – in the Step Phase of the Triple Jump?

Filed Under: Coaching, Long & Triple Jump, Track & Field

Hurdle Hops and Extended Bounding [Part 2]

January 14, 2015 by Jimson Lee Leave a Comment

This article is guest blogged by Fabien Ngô (Ph.D.), a sprint coach in Brussels and Montreal coaching primarily teenagers and masters age groups. He guest wrote How to Improve Your Last 100m in the 400m, Part 3 As well, he did an Interview with Pierre-Jean Vazel which is a must-read. Hurdle … [Read more...] about Hurdle Hops and Extended Bounding [Part 2]

Filed Under: Coaching, Hurdles, Long & Triple Jump, Track & Field, Training Tagged With: Boo Schexnayder, Fabien Ngô

Measuring Vertical Jump Skill in the Laboratory

November 28, 2014 by Jimson Lee Leave a Comment

This article is guest blogged by Joel Smith, an Assistant Strength Coach of Olympic Sports at the University of California, Berkeley. Visit his website at www.just-fly-sports.com.   He is also the author of the new book Vertical Foundations.  Click here to learn more about the book. He … [Read more...] about Measuring Vertical Jump Skill in the Laboratory

Filed Under: High Jump, Long & Triple Jump, Track & Field, Training Tagged With: Joel Smith

48 Best Interviews for Speed, Strength Training, Recovery & Inspiration

May 16, 2014 by Jimson Lee Leave a Comment

If I can make one quote about this blog, it would be from Issac Newton. If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants There is no way I would have the knowledge (and share the knowledge to you) if it weren’t for my previous coaches, as well asking questions to the smartest … [Read more...] about 48 Best Interviews for Speed, Strength Training, Recovery & Inspiration

Filed Under: 400 meters, 800m-Mile, Basketball, Coaching, Freelap Friday Five, High Jump, Hurdles, Interviews, Long & Triple Jump, Olympic History, Recovery, Shoes & Spikes, Track & Field, Training, Weight Training Tagged With: Adarian Barr, April Holmes, Bill Collins, Boo Schexnayder, Brian Theriot, Carl Valle, Chip Jenkins, Craig Pickering, Dan Pfaff, Dave Hegland, Dave Kerin, Dean Starkey, Dennis W. Mitchell, Derek Evely, Doug Logan, Eric Broadbent, Gabe Sanders, Gary Reed, Henk Kraaijenhof, Inigo Mujika, James Smith, Jay DeMayo, Jeff Cubos, Jessica Greaux, Jessica Zelinka, John Godina, Jose Fernandez, Jothy Rosenberg, Kebba Tolbert, Kenta Bell, Kevin Tyler, Landon Evans, Liam Collins, Mark Kokavec, Matt Scherer, Merlene Ottey, Mike Hurst, Mike Stone, Mike Young, Mladen Jovanovic, Nick Newman, Peter Weyand, Pierre-Jean Vazel, Randy Gillon, Steve Walters, Stuart McMillan, Tapani Keränen, Thomas Lam

The Complete Guide of Long Jump Statistics – Part 2

April 22, 2014 by Jimson Lee Leave a Comment

See Part 1 of The Complete Guide of Long Jump Statistics. This article was guest posted by Ian Graham. Ian also wrote Michael Johnson Deep Dive, an in depth look at his performances and splits, and the Complete Guide to 4x100m Relay Statistics. In Part One,  I primarily looked at the men's … [Read more...] about The Complete Guide of Long Jump Statistics – Part 2

Filed Under: Coaching, Long & Triple Jump, Track & Field Tagged With: Ian Graham

The Complete Guide of Long Jump Statistics

April 8, 2014 by Jimson Lee 1 Comment

This article was guest posted by Ian Graham. We co-wrote a previous article titled Will Richard Kilty Break 10 Seconds?  Ian also wrote Michael Johnson Deep Dive, an in depth look at MJ’s performances and splits. MENS LONG JUMP STATISTICS By Ian Graham Below I've detailed several … [Read more...] about The Complete Guide of Long Jump Statistics

Filed Under: Long & Triple Jump, Track & Field Tagged With: Ian Graham

[UPDATED] Dan Pfaff Podcast on SportsCoachRadio

March 3, 2014 by Jimson Lee Leave a Comment

Dan Pfaff is currently the Education Director and Jumps Coach at the newly created World Athletics Center in Phoenix, Arizona. To read more about the World Athletics Center, click here for my Interview with John Godina. Previously, he was the Director of the Lee Valley High Performance Center in … [Read more...] about [UPDATED] Dan Pfaff Podcast on SportsCoachRadio

Filed Under: Coaching, Interviews, Long & Triple Jump, Podcasts, Sport Psychology, Track & Field, Training Tagged With: Dan Pfaff, SportsCoachRadio

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