Collapse to the Inside or Outside?
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Collapse to the Inside or Outside?
Do you think it is better to collapse to the inside or outside! I do inside at the moment and vaulted hard today and I have a pretty big bruise on my left wrist! That will happen though when you are collapsing inside! What do you think?
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thats a good sign. the first few years i started getting inverted i got that bruise. More recently though, i haven't gotten it because the inversion happens at a different point in the vault. But DEF inside, if you callapse outside, you will get stuck when the pole hits your armpit, and not be able to fully rockback.
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For some of the vaulters who were just getting the bruise and were bothered by it during practice, my coach found these small, foam soccer shin guards that would regularly be used by little kids. You can strap them on and they fit really well on your forearm, where the bruising and swelling is located.
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