High Jump
High Jump
High Jump
High Jump
High Jump • The Approach
Technique, Training & Drills • Take-off
• Flight
By: • Landing
Al Troyer • Drills
Head Women’s Track Coach • Jump Drills
Tonganoxie High School • Workouts
Cell: 620-770-9841
• Correcting Common Errors
Email: [email protected]
Mapping Technique
The Approach
• “J” and only the “J” Approach B
D
• Mapping Technique-German
A=2’ & 2’6”
• Penultimate Stride,(last 3 strides) long, flat, flat. B=18’ from center of right standard (Left footed Jumper)
C=30’ perpendicular to B
• Single vs. Double arm Take-off D=9’ to 12’ from center of right standard
E=Pull Tape Measure from C to A, swing until arc touches line F.
F
F=10 or 11 Strides
Take-off
• Take-off foot should be pointed towards the
opposite standard.
• Body should be leaning back and away from the bar
at Take-off.
• Knee drive to the belly button.
• Drive Knee should come up and stay up
• Arms block at the opposite eyebrow.
• Double vs. Single Arm Action
• Focal point is above the bar.
1
1/6/2016
Flight Landing
• If the approach and take-off are correct the flight • If everything has gone correctly through the
takes care of itself. approach, take-off and flight the landing should be
• I do not teach an arch. the end result of a natural parabola over the bar
and to the mat.
• Chin on shoulder.
• Shoulder blades should strike the mat first, with the
• Roll chin to chest. body rotating over the center of mass towards the
• Squeeze the cheeks through the belly button. back of the pit.
• You want the hip to continue to rise while the
shoulder are pressed downward.
2
1/6/2016
3
1/6/2016
4
1/6/2016
5
1/6/2016