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Unread postby KYLE ELLIS » Fri May 26, 2006 2:50 am

to me it sounds like your really trying to muscle through jumps and thats not what polevaulting should feel like- it should never feel strenous. my advice for crossbarhopper would to get faster stronger and spend the majority of your time on the run and plant and the pushoff will come. i would say work on inversion stuff straight poling before practice and then let it come natural when your vaulting, when you should be working on your run and plant.... by the way is coach elliot still coaching in claremore?
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Unread postby SatoVault » Sun Apr 08, 2007 1:37 am

After you get inverted, try to hang back there a little bit so you can pull and turn in time with the bend's release. It should pop you up better.

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Unread postby altius » Sun Apr 08, 2007 2:02 am

"you have to store alot of energy and conserve it throughout the vault".

No - you have to ADD energy throughout the vault. :idea: :yes:
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