I took a bit of a leg phase break to see if I could get close to my meet poles today. I know that Saturday's meet is not the time, and I need to get back to real hard leg and cardio training tomorrow.
Today I started on my 1365/16.6 which is supposed to be the equivalent to my largest 12'4 pole, which I jumped on last time. The bar was up as a reference point at about 10'6/3.20m so I could have a consistent point of view rather than try to jump high.
I wanted to control the take off and clean up the jump a little. I had a few really good jumps on this pole from 4 lefts/8 steps/43', so that matches up with what I did on the last session on the shorter equivalent pole. NOTE - I was GUESSING it would be the equivalent, but didn't really know, so I as careful in this experiment.
I moved back to 5/10/53' and took two jumps on the 1370/15.8. IT is supposed to be the equivalent of my meet start pole, a 13'7/165. I quit while I was ahead.
So yes it seems like progress, but the video showed me coming out way early with no effort to go up the pole, even though I felt like I was. That was pretty alarming to me but pictures don't lie. I'll work on it. I think I'm just trying to make sure I'm in and missing the bottom a little. In any case, I'm pleased and not hurt, two months our from Reno and one pole away from my meet start pole. Have a great day! Bubba
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