NEW VIDEO OF David McKenzie
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NEW VIDEO OF David McKenzie
5'7"@143
15' as a soph on 14' 165 UCS
Jr years here
15' 9" so far
15' as a soph on 14' 165 UCS
Jr years here
15' 9" so far
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It doesnt matter where you are gripping or what you are clearing, because if its clear you can get more out of the pole, that just means doing things right might help you clear 16'6 gripping 14'4. In my opinion, you could stay connected with the pole a little longer. you are obviously on a stiff pole for your weight to be blowing up 15'6 like that, because you actually come out and peak over the bar a little before you have recieved all the energy you put in. I Noticed on some of your jumps you keep the pole away from you just a bit, and i think if you stay tight and connected with that pole, and really keep your hips moving up you will vault 16'6. I also think your run could be a little more relaxed, let your shoulders and arms move up and down a little if they want to, and you might pick up a little more speed. Although, there have been some great vaulters with pretty mechanically runs. Your run really reminds me of Maston Wallace, whos now indoor national champ. Just a thought!
Great jumps, keep it up!
Great jumps, keep it up!
The greater the challenge, the more glorious the triumph
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