Date: Fri, 08 Nov 2002 06:16:05 -0800
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Subject: Re: t-and-f: long jump with a flip
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Someone who knows far
, November 10, 2002 8:05 AM
Subject: t-and-f: Long jump with a flip
Some more, for those interested in a little US/NZ history.
When John Delamere jumped 25' 63/4 at the 1974 Pacific
Conference meet he tied with Randy Williams, the reigning
Olympic champ. He did not just wow the crowd
I can tell you who. Dave Neilson,head track coach at Idaho State and Stacey
Dragilla's coach, made the front cover of several track magazines with his
somersault jump. I don't remember his longest jump, but I know that there could
be a big difference between his longest and shortest jump of the
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Someone who knows far more about track than I do wrote:
I seem to recall that long jump with a flip looked like a mechanical
with the technique for it to get
enough attention to get it banned. I suppose it could have also been a
safety concern. Does anyone know?
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Someone who knows far more about track than I do wrote:
I seem to recall that long jump with a flip looked like a mechanical
improvement before it was banned.
That must have been a truly revolutionary technique. Who
an event, shall we say, much closer to the ground, at least
according to the human eye. I say bring it back, maybe we can win some
X-Gamers over.
Allen James
Subject: t-and-f: long jump with a flip
Someone who knows far more about track than I do wrote:
I seem to recall that long jump
My recollection of it was extremely vague, but I was able to find an
interesting article on line that gives the credit to Dave Nielsen, head
coach at Idaho State, and a former pole vaulter and decathlete. Says he
improved his PR by 2 ft before the technique was banned.