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russ-sorry to hear the news. jordan and i vaulted together at a couple of meets throughout our high school careers and we would b.s. and make the best of them no matter how we did. he was a stand up person and a great athlete. he will be missed. Trey Bell and all the past and present South Carolina ...

this is the correct way, or at least what is in the rule book: if the last bar is cleared by two or more people on the same attempt each, then the previous bar is looked at. if that bar is cleared by these vaulters on the same attempt, then and only then are total scratches calculated. if the vaulte...

and paul-im redshirting this outdoors and next indoors because of some knee surgery but will be driving my own self down to the relays...so how about we top last years shindig. but, then again, that shouldnt be too difficult. duck did it, now its time for you to jump 5.50+ so get r done.

well...my step is at least a foot under every meet at unc chapel hill...kinda slow i guess

nah hez not an idiot hez a really smart guy, its just that he knows im really scared of it so he wanted me to break one, its not that small for me, i went on it last month without breaking it, he just thinks i could umm...yeah. he's an idiot. there is not a "smart" coach out there who would ever re...

where's duck steddum of south carolina...?

after jumping on the unwrapped essx poles in jonesboro-i will admit that it is ahead of any other vaulting pole out there. is there any chance for essx to make a carbon fastback? Those are test poles and far ahead of fastback poles. They are double axial and Quadra axial test poles. Yes they are ve...

after jumping on the unwrapped essx poles in jonesboro-i will admit that it is ahead of any other vaulting pole out there. is there any chance for essx to make a carbon fastback?

In college, an 18.4 flex was my warm-up and I had an 18.0, 17.6, & 17.2 as my competition poles and it went as far as 16.8, 16.4, 16.0, & 15.8. I jumped on the 15.8 twice at Texas Relays (fast runway and smoking tailwind-whoot!) So I think this is a good series for me with my limited funds....

thank you for capitalizing on my suggestion...keep it real.