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Pole Vaulting: more books (43)

Above and Beyond: Tim Mack, the Pole Vault, and the Quest for Olympic Gold by Bill Livingston, 2008-11-30
Illustrated History Of The Pole Vault by Jan Eric Johnson, Russ Versteeg, 2008-01
Biomechanical aspects of learning pole vault.(BIOMECHANICS): An article from: Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport by Istvan Kovacs, Bela Vago, 2007-02-01
Chasing the bar: Lake Hamilton pole vaulter owns second-best jump in nation.: An article from: Arkansas Business by Philip Seaton, 2009-05-04
Practical coaching techniques for the pole vault by Guy Kochel, 1981
Mechanics of the pole vault by R. V Ganslen, 1973
USA Track & Field pole vault education program: Pole vault education manual by Rick Attig, 2000
Scientific approach to high jump and pole vault: Teaching methodology, technique & training (Abiprint Physical Education series) by A. S Sohi, 1979
USOC/TAC Sports Science Service Project 1986 pole vault report by Peter M McGinnis, 1986
USOC/TAC Elite Athlete Project 1984 pole vault report by Peter M McGinnis, 1984
Pole vault (Track and field movies on paper) by Ken Doherty, 1957
USOC/TAC Scientific Services Program 1987 pole vault report by Peter M McGinnis, 1987
The pole vault, (On cover:Cline-sports library, Book 9) by Dean B Cromwell, 1939
Pole vault analysis: UCLA/Pepsi International, May 1983 by Peter M McGinnis, 1983

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Australian Olympic Pole-Vaulting Coach Leads High School Camp At SRU
Alan Launder, an Australian polevaulting instructor who coached 2000 Olympic silver medallist Tatiana Gregorieva and 1984 gold medallist Glynis Nunn,
http://www.sru.edu/pages/11397.asp

Extractions: HOME Calendar Library Athletics ... July July 7, 2004 Contact: Gordon Ovenshine 724-738-4854; gordon.ovenshine@sru.edu AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC POLE-VAULTING COACH LEADS HIGH SCHOOL CAMP AT SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY About Launder Launder has been deeply involved in sports for more than 50 years as a competitor, teacher and coach. He has worked in Great Britain, the United States and Australia. Since 1973, he has been a senior lecturer at the University of South Australia, where he helped to develop a four-year degree course in physical education. He holds senior coaching qualifications from England and Australia in soccer, cricket, basketball, track and field and table tennis. In 1984, he was a coach of the Australian track and field team at the Los Angeles Olympics. In 1986 and 1988, he was head coach of the Australian team at the World Junior Championships. In 1991, 1993, and 1995, he was coach of the track and field team at the World University Games.
ScienceDirect - Comptes Rendus Mécanique : An Essential Performance Factor In P
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http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S1631072107000502
Pole Vault
The pole vault is the most technical of athletic events, therefore a considerable amount of time should be spent on understanding and perfecting the
http://www.brianmac.co.uk/polevault/

Extractions: sclogo(1,1) topadverts(1,0) miffboxt(1) sclogo(1,0) adlinks(1) menu(1) advertise(1,0) Pole Vault The pole vault is the most technical of athletic events, therefore a considerable amount of time should be spent on understanding and perfecting the technique. The vault can be broken up into different sections, which can be worked on individually. All instructions refer to a right handed athlete. adsenset(1) The appropriate pole to use is determined by your weight. Never use a pole rated below your body weight. A grip area from 6" to 18" (inches) from the top of the pole is the range the pole is made to bend and respond efficiently. Pole manufacturers place a red band around the top of the pole to indicate the top of the recommended grip range. All fiberglass poles have a specific "soft side" which runs the length of the pole and you must identify the specific "soft side" either by using the manufacturer's identification point or by visually sighting down the pole. When vaulting, the "soft side" must face away from you in the direction of the initial bending of the pole. Holding the pole parallel to the ground, "soft side" facing away from you, grasp the pole with the left hand palm down and the right hand palm upwards. Right hand should be approximately 12" from the top of the pole and the hands should be approximately shoulder width apart.
Neo Vaultâ¢ - Pole Vault
Contains news and training articles as well as video clips for the pole vault.
http://www.neovault.com/

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Welcome To The Official 2008 National Pole Vault Summit(FM) Website
Official site with pictures, a newsletter, a listing of directors, sponsors, and results.
http://www.polevaultsummit.com/
Pole Vault Education Initiative :: Welcome
National source for pole vault education information, including help on technique and breaking news.
http://www.pvei.com/

Extractions: It has become increasingly obvious that an effort should be made to educate and/or reeducate the pole vault coaches and athletes of our country. The educational information should be current, relevant, supported, and accurate. This information should be clearly stated and not misleading or so broadly stated that it is left open for misinterpretation. Therefore, an effort must be made to make such information available to the masses. Based on this assumption the USA Pole Vault Education Initiative was established. The PVEI staff will endeavor to educate the coaches and athletes of the pole vault event and make available the most current and correct information available. The PVEI staff will screen the sites information for accuracy and correctness. The information will be completely irrefutable, non-controversial, clearly stated, definitive information dealing with the pole vault event in order to give the athlete and coach a final authoritative source. The site will be in continual development and updated with current information, as it becomes available. ATTENTION: The Pole Vault Education Initiative could use your help in seeing that the educational material we are providing stays online and is regularly maintained! If you have found our site useful, please consider making a financial donation. Any amount will be accepted, every little bit helps! An easy way to help is to visit the sites in our Google Ads!
Pole Vault
He combined with teammate Gavin McMahon (13 6) to set a new meet record, placing first in the pole vault relay. Rupert Pond 12 6 and Mike Corsillo 11 6
http://www.fordhamprep.org/TRACK/vault.htm

Extractions: Brian McGeever, in his first meet this season showed that he's better than when he last competed more than six months ago, as he cleared a personal best 13 feet and 3 inches. That ties him with teammate Jon Bednarz who also cleared a personal best 13'3 for second highest jumping the league this season. Bednarz is now just six inches off the sophomore school record set in 2001 by Gavin McMahon '03. Darren Traynor, after clearing 11'9 had three good attempts at 12'3. Junior John Antrim-Cashin cleared a personal best 11'3, while soph Chris Corsillo also PR'd at 9'9.(Note Corsillo only cleared 7'0 once all last year as a Frosh). Two frosh also joined in the PR parade as Conor Prunty and Joshua Lopez-Travetello cleared 8'9.
Pole Vault -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
Britannica online encyclopedia article on pole vault sport in athletics (track and field) in which an athlete jumps over an obstacle with the aid of a pole
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9060606/pole-vault

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Patriot Pole Vault Club
We are VERY excited to announce that starting Sunday, January 13th, Patriot pole Vault Club will be holding regular Sunday practices from 6pm8pm at Hit
http://patriotpv.com/
PoleVaultWorld - Home
The pole Vault World According to Gus The most detailed national lists out there for all levels. Be sure to sign up for the email newsletter for the
http://www.polevaultworld.com/

Extractions: Add Me! - Search Engine Optimization Home Photos Message Board ... Alan Launders "From Beginner to Bubka - Video Clips of PV drills done at the Launders Camp in the Woodlands, Tx Launders Drills Video Clips Listen to Interviews with Alan Launnder Part 1, ... Part 2, Interviews are large files and can take a while to load San Marcos River Vault 2006 Videos - Video Clips of vaulters at the San Marcos Rivervalt Jason Colwick 17'0" Video Clip Jason Calle, Austyn Rapp, ... Jillian Schwartz Interview - PoleVaultWorld Podcast now have 19 Episodes, Click on Show Notes.... Listen to other Polevaultworld Podcasts Podcast Episodes 2005 Videos - Click on this link to view all the 2005 videos Hot Springs Street Vault - Video clips of various Vaulters at the Hot Springs Street Vault, Arkansas 2006 Texas Round Up - Video clips of various Vaulters at the Texas Round Up, Joshua Texas 2006 Top 100 Woman's Clips - Pole Vault Wolds's Top 100 Men's Video Clips Top 100 Men's Clips - Pole Vault Wolds's Top 100 Men's Video Clips 2004 Viedo Clips - Video clips from the 2004 season. OakVault - Klein Oak Pole Vault Webpage with many High School Pole Vault Video Clips.
Pole Vault Unlimited
pole Vault Unlimited is a USATF member pole vault club in Northwest Arkansas. Gordy Sasser coaches pole vault athletes of all stages of pole vault
http://www.polevaultunlimited.com/

Extractions: Welcome to our site. Pole Vault Unlimited is a USATF Club member dedicated to pole vault excellence and safety. We handle everything related to the pole vault and more....personal training, clinics, camps and equipment sales. Gordy continues to vault at high levels. He has 18 years' experience in the pole vault. Here on this site, you can follow his pole vaulting journey, as well as the progression of the PVU athletes. UPDATE 9/16/07: We have added new pictures in the photos section. Be sure to check those out!! Contact Information: Gordy Sasser Cell: Email: gordy@polevaultunlimited.com
Digg - SEXY Pole Vaulter Allison Stokke Has EXCLUSIVE Interview With CBS
Allison Stokke is not only an incredible pole vaulter and CIF Champion, but has been quite popular off the track.
http://www.digg.com/people/SEXY_Pole_Vaulter_Allison_Stokke_Has_EXCLUSIVE_Interv

Extractions: -you know you were thinking it... View replies to this comment (most popular has ... diggs) below viewing threshold show comment -23 diggs by on double post, bury this one... :D +39 diggs by on It's so funny how the sports anchors couldn't stop drooling over her how she is at the end of the newscast. Five minutes dedicated to talking about Allison Stokkes because of her pole-vaulting skills? I think not.
Stabhochsprung - TakeOff & FlyAway
This web page contains tips for technique and training of the pole vault (stabhochsprung, perche, seiväs, asta) with videoclips, pics.
http://www.stabhochsprung.com/
Kimo's Pole Vault Site - Physics
This site contains images of Kimo Morris who vaulted for Torrance High School and for UC Santa Barbara. This site links to other pole vault pages.
http://pukashell.net/kimo/polevault/physics.html

Extractions: Physics of the Pole Vault by Kimo Morris I PE = mgx where m is mass (calculated from weight), g is the acceleration of gravity, and x is the height off the ground. Again, from your physics book, you can also get the equation for calculation Kinetic Energy: KE = 1/2 mv where m is mass, and v is velocity (which is the same as speed in our equation). Since we've made the assumption that all the kinetic energy will equal the potential energy, you can just make the equations equal to each other like this: mgx = 1/2 mv If you solve for x (height), you get x = (1/2 v )/g T his solution says a lot! First, notice that mass no longer appears in the equation. In fact, there are only two things left in the equation - speed and gravity. Obviously, gravity is constant. Thus, your absolute height will be determined by how fast you run! Now, let's come back down to reality. There is a lot more to pole vaulting than just running fast. One must work on proper technique throughout the entirety of the vault. The better your technique, the less energy you will lose throughout the vault. But, a generality can be made here. Assuming it were possible for two vaulters to have the exact same technical skills, the one that jumps the highest is the one that can run the fastest. So, let's get back to our equation. Suppose you can run a 100m race in 12 seconds. Your speed (velocity) would therefore be 100m/12s = 8.33 m/s. Gravity is 9.8 m/s
Anti Gravity Pole Vault Club
Anti Gravity pole Vault Club is up and jumping in North Florida. We are USA T F Assoc. Club 1117 in Association 14 (Florida). Our locale is a great place
http://www.antigravitypolevaultclub.com/

Extractions: Anti Gravity Pole Vault Club - Home Page (Site last updated 1/21/08) Our members to Bicycle Across America to Raise Money to Fight Cancer. Please consider a penny or 1/2 penny a mile pledge. We'll put in the seat time, you'll feel good about your donation. Please visit our pledge page. Membership fees changed to $25/year. Please complete a new membership/waiver forms . Thanks. Street Vault 2007 Pictures and at St. Johns Sun Thought of the Month (1/08) Work on pole runs, high knee sprints, walk through plants, jog through plants. Build up stamina so you can put in a lot of practice jumps in early season. Do drills that simulate vaulting. Do them slowly so you are in the correct positions for muscle memory. Then gradually speed them up. In season you should have stamina for 30+ jumps in a practice.
Track And Field By Advantage Athletics
Sequence photos of sprinting, long jump, triple jump, pole vault, javelin, high jump, shot put, discus, weight throw, hurdles and drills will help you
http://www.advantageathletics.com/

Extractions: Home to Advantage Athletics Improve your Track and Field Technique and Coaching by viewing the Sequence Photos, reading the Articles and using the sport equipment found in Advantage Athletics. Sequence Photos of sprinting, long jump, triple jump, pole vault, javelin, high jump, shot put, discus, weight throw, hurdles and drills will help you improve your technique and coaching. The exercises for weightlifting, running, sprinting, throwing and jumping will help you develop form, balance, technique, flexibility, speed, strength and power. Athletes that have trained with Advantage Athletics Pole Vault
NFHS | Pole Vault Education And Certification Programs
http//www.pvscb.com *pole Vault Safety Certification Board Web based skills progressions education and testing for certification of vaulters and coaches.
http://www.nfhs.org/web/2004/02/pole_vault_education_and_certification_programs.

Extractions: Login Home About Us Contact ... OpenCube - The Internets #1 CSS Menu, Drop Down Menu, Flyout Menu, and Pop Up menu Developer (For informational purposes only) (Information Provided by NFHS) http://www.pvscb.com *Pole Vault Safety Certification Board- Web based skills progressions education and testing for certification of vaulters and coaches. This certification uses the NFHS Track and Field Rules Book as the standard for pole vault certification. Upon request, a speaker's bureau is available to assist with local certification programs and coach's education clinics. Certified coaches will be posted for viewing. (Contact Jan Johnson 1-800-652-8273) http://www.ustcdp.com http://www.polevaulteducation.org *UCS's Pole Vault Education- Web based curriculum, provides a platform for the professional exchange of techniques and/or coaching philosophies. This resource invites questions and provides answers and support material pertinent to skill and knowledge for coaches and vaulters. http://www.pvei.com/
VS Athletics > Pole Vault/High Jump
pole Vault/High Jump Equipment. Coaches use our pole Vault Pit measurements page to fax your requirements to us. Fax to 888415-5212.
http://www.vsathletics.com/section.php?xSec=44
Pole Vault Presented In Non Famous Section
Newsfinder emagazine is presenting a detailed article about pole Vault.
http://www.newsfinder.org/site/more/pole_vault/

Extractions: 2048 days since Newsfinder launched. Posted by Jim Down in Non Famous section Pole vaulting is an athletics event where the athlete tries to gather his kinetic energy from running and transfer it into a long, flexible pole as an aid to leap over a bar. This is the only event where the tool is used in order to aid the athlete. In all other events in track and field the tools are obstacles or projectiles used to impede the athletesâ progress. Pole vaulting was known to the ancient Greeks and the Cretans used long poles to vault over bulls. The Celts used to pole vault - but for length. Poles were used in Europe as a practical means of passing over natural obstacles (crossing canals filled with water or jumping over high level fences). Modern competitions probably began around 1850 in Germany, when it was added to the gymnastic exercises of the Turner by Johann C. F. GutsMuths and Frederich L. Jahn. The heavy, rigid poles were made of ash and the athletes climbed them as they jumped. In 1889, the Americans banned the movement of the hands along the pole and invented the technique of reversing the legs upwards, clearing the crossbar with stomach facing down, using bamboo poles with a sharp point at the bottom. They competed on grass, planting the point in the grass, vaulting over a pole and landing back on the grass. In the 1896 Olympics, the record, set with a bamboo pole, was 3.2 m.
The Ithacan Online | Pole Vaulter Soars To New Heights - April 26th, 2007
Junior Alison Spivak makes it look easy. Balancing time between schoolwork and track may seem overwhelming for the average student.
http://theithacan.org/am/publish/wtrack/200704_Pole_vaulter_soars_to_new_heights

Extractions: Advanced Pole vaulter soars to new heights By Lauren Brousell Staff Writer April 26th, 2007 Junior Alison Spivak makes it look easy. A physical therapy major and the top pole-vaulter for the Bombers, Spivak has a lot on her plate. Spivak tries to keep herself prepared on and off the field. Growing up in small-town Staatsburg, N.Y., Spivak spent her whole life playing everything from soccer to field hockey, but she found her passion in track and field. More specifically, she grew to love pole vaulting. Taking cues from her older brother, Spivak was one of the only pole-vaulters on her small high school team. Not only did she pole vault, but she also competed in the long jump, high jump and triple jump as captain of her team. For the Bombers, Spivak placed first at the New Jersey Invitational in a team win this past weekend. Last winter, she was named to the all-Empire 8 team in the pole vault for the third year in a row. She also received the honor of being Empire 8 Athlete of the Week twice. Head Coach Jennifer Potter said Spivak will not become complacent because of her accomplishments.

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