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sucks for my league cuz were gonna have to go against him at the state meet my coach was there to tape the actual vault so we have 2 view points one from the right on dyestat and one from the left that my coach took...killed us to see him miss that 2nd attempt

our school its 15'6 varsity boys was set this year about 2 weeks ago was 14'8 before

oh man...tough to see a local school NH(casey roche from St francis) but congrats for ben and kyle definately proving to be the dark horses of the team!

Yenser wrote:How is everyone so good from Tex. and Cal. 15' won state last year in Wis

Tex and Cali have always produced the best vaulters...in my opinion its because of the weather and abundance of great coaches


btw congrats on the jump...doubt ill be jumping my age anytime soon

the way i learned since at first i would turn to the right instead of left were rope drills...if u can find a rope(like a climbing rope) and hold onto it like u would a pole...to start just swing up and get inverted(holding the rope with ur feet so u dont fall and can hold that position for a while)...

im a guy in CA and wouldnt know about girls vaulting as my school is an all guys school
ya blaze could just be a slump year rather hoping it is and that it improves by next year

im noticing from the schools ive seen vaulting so far that the freshman this year dont even come close to jumping as high as the other years...when i was a freshman me and the other now varsity vaulters were starting at 9 but the freshman this year are all getting out at 8'6 if theyre lucky 9...just...

theyve said it all already but basicly if u cant get on a 14' pole thats around 10 lbs over your weight then ur definately not ready to move up to a 15' pole as well as there being ~20lbs more resistance per foot the speed difference ull have to bring in with that foot difference is a lot faster als...