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| . . . he just needed a 13.5 Pacer Carbon to handle his god-like approach. This kid wants altitude. Desire for big flight is apparent in the clip. Check him out jumping 5.55 (18'2"). |
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| All I have to say is this girl is BRINGING IT! She is not scared to attack during the last phase of her run and it shows. Here she is jumping 4.42, (14'6"). |
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Russ was looking quite fast on Saturday the 19th of April.
After Toby Stevenson took the lead with a clearance at 18'8" Russ passed with only one attempt left. Check out the clip of Russ stepping up and making the bar with his one and only go at it. |
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| The NCAA indoor champion opted to jump from only 6 strides for his outdoor opener. Here's a very impressive miss at 18'10". And I repeat, from 6 strides! |
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Check out this clip of Scott Slover jumping a personal best of 18"9" last summer.
What can I say? Sweet jump Scotty! |
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| During the elite competition on Friday night some of the coaches were allowed onstage, including Coach Curran (nolimitsports). I had Steve call coach on his cell and ask him to do something funny. I laugh every time I watch. Check it. |
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Steve and I paid a visit to Brian Yokoyama's annual camp
to film Tim Mack, Brian McLaughlin, Toby Stevenson as well as some
up and coming talent.
Jason Hinkin (5.70PR) was there working the camp for Brian. We got
to talking about vaulting, training, etc. Jason was explaining that
as he was getting over his achilies surgery he really focused on training
upper body and exploring new lifting techniques.
He starts talking about his lifting sessions and is throwing out numbers
like 225lbs for 20 times, 315 for 5, even 405 for a solid two reps.
So I start laughing and call bullshit on him. He gets the keys to
the weight room from Yokoyama and tells me to grab my video camera.
To help Jason click here.
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