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Re: Obsessed
Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 10:24 pm
by bcdsports14
Vault Chick wrote:This was kind of mentioned in one of the others, but another thing I do is while I'm working at Coldstone, and waiting for the shake to be done, I'm standing there bending the straw trying to get it to be the perfect bend for a pole!
OOOOOHHH I love that place!
Lol anyway... i tried that with a straw but i snapped it. I know i will be guilty of most of the things people have said here once i vault more.
Re: Obsessed
Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2007 1:33 am
by Vault Chick
bcdsports14 wrote:Vault Chick wrote:This was kind of mentioned in one of the others, but another thing I do is while I'm working at Coldstone, and waiting for the shake to be done, I'm standing there bending the straw trying to get it to be the perfect bend for a pole!
OOOOOHHH I love that place!
Lol anyway... i tried that with a straw but i snapped it. I know i will be guilty of most of the things people have said here once i vault more.
LOL!!! Yeah, but it's so hard to work there because my coach wants me to keep my weight below 110 for pole vaulting!!!
Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2007 5:57 am
by skyshark177
When you tell your athletes that for homework they must all create a profile on here and post atleast one new topic and two reply's to two different other threads, just so they know that this site exists.
Posted: Tue Mar 20, 2007 6:16 am
by skyshark177
You know your obsessed with PVing when you can tell me the following about this painting:
1. The Artist?
2. When it was painted?
3. Painted for what special competition (we all know for PVing) so what big event?
4. During what part of the vault the vaulter is in?
5. Where the bar is, in the painting?
6. Where the vaulter's top hand is?
7. and any thing else about this painting that you want to say!
Re: Obsessed
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 10:33 am
by bcdsports14
Vault Chick wrote:bcdsports14 wrote:Vault Chick wrote:This was kind of mentioned in one of the others, but another thing I do is while I'm working at Coldstone, and waiting for the shake to be done, I'm standing there bending the straw trying to get it to be the perfect bend for a pole!
OOOOOHHH I love that place!
Lol anyway... i tried that with a straw but i snapped it. I know i will be guilty of most of the things people have said here once i vault more.
LOL!!! Yeah, but it's so hard to work there because my coach wants me to keep my weight below 110 for pole vaulting!!!
That's not good
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 11:01 am
by vaultgirlsummer
When you vault in the snow( It wasn't laying on the run way-don't worry!)
When on meet day all through your classes all you can think of is how to get a better inversion.----That's what I am doing right now. Our first home meet is today and I'm going for a PR.
When you buy a car with a roof rack simpily because you can put your poles on it.If it don't have a rack I'm not buying it!
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 5:41 pm
by Lazor23
you know your obsessed with pole vaulting when you work in a hardware store and in the back you make standards out of hand saws and then use a thin dowel to pretend your fingers are a person jumping hahahaa pathetic
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2007 7:44 pm
by fastpich19
How about when during class, you draw drawings of your self clearing a unrealistic height. Then you sign the corner saying thats my goal this season.
Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 3:11 pm
by pool_man_007
When after a particularly good or bad day vaulting, you cant sleep at night b/c that especially good/bad vault keeps running through your head
Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 9:16 pm
by tigervaulter727
i think i can top the one above me.... hehe
when your mom claims you talk in your sleep about it...you know, loudly saying what you want your standards at...YES I MADE IT!!...WOO HOO that's state!...things along those lines...
haha
Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 10:32 pm
by HHSPVCoach
How about when your (almost) 4 year old daughter brings you her Barbie, and when you realize how flexible her joints are you position Barbie in the perfect takeoff form. ;-)
Or how about wondering just how much it would cost to get a custom made pole for your toddler. 6 ft, 35 lbs.... is that do-able?
Posted: Sun Mar 25, 2007 10:50 pm
by bcdsports14
HHSPVCoach wrote:How about when your (almost) 4 year old daughter brings you her Barbie, and when you realize how flexible her joints are you position Barbie in the perfect takeoff form. ;-)
Or how about wondering just how much it would cost to get a custom made pole for your toddler. 6 ft, 35 lbs.... is that do-able?
both those win!
