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MightyMouse wrote:

heard somewhere that division 1 schools required an athlete to be at least 5'9" tall

Whoa thats weird..
no worries though im 5 11

i think he was joking

you start a thread asking "You know you are obsessed with pole vaulting when:"

just kidding

Thats pretty funny, my coach allways tells me that you cant pole vault when its below 50 degrees otherwise the pole will break, I knew that this had to be incorrect, but I havent found any information to back this up. I cant wait to show him that people are vaulting when its snowing and cold. how d...

there is a whole seperate discussion board on washington pole vaulting. it is below the "sales" forum

http://polevaultpower.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=11

mangia pizza is where its at, if you say you had better your lyin to yourself.

ok so... let me just take this moment to say: my weight coach is having me do sets of 2 with REALLY REALLY heavy weight. Sets of two for the last two weeks. Sets of 2-4 for the last month. My shoulders are DYING. Like if-you-dont-stop-you-will-tear-a-rotator-cuff-soon dying. Too heavy, too soon for...

people who flex their poles in the box like 340 degrees because its a cold day and they say "my poles needs to be warmed up"

one year i was just a white sheet with two eye holes cut out, just like in charlie brown's halloween.....i guess money was tight that year lol

its probably not a good idea to go from a 13 foot pole to a 15 foot pole

rainbowgirl28 wrote:

BethelPV wrote:If you are going to go Internationally, did anyone see Isinbayeva on the Olympics tape. I didn't think she looked all that bad. She would be a candidate in my book.

haha while were at it why dont we put svetlana in it?

I practiced with him at Vertical Assault a few times over the winter. really inspiring kid

even tho im at PSU ill show Vertical Assault some love....lindsay regan is gonna jump high