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| Name | Georgios Farmakis (GRE) 173 cm M50 Straddle Technique High Jump 4K EMAC Venice 2019 |
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| Video Discription | EMAC 2019 European Masters Athletics Championships - 5-15 September 2019 Organization: L.O.C. EMAC 2019 - Venice, Italy High Jump M50 - RESULTS 07/09 - 17:47 1. LASMANIS Ugis 1967 M50 LAT LATVIA 1.82 2. YOUNG Adam 1968 M50 GBR GREAT BRITAIN & N. I. 1.79 3. LEMIASHEUSKI Aliaksandr 1969 M50 BLR BELARUS 1.73 4. FARMAKIS Georgios 1965 M50 GRE GREECE 1.73 5. MARTIN Wilhelm 1965 M50 GER GERMANY 1.70 6. HORVATH Lajos 19969 M50 HUN HUNGARY 1.70 6. ZAWADA Slawomir M50 POL POLAND 1.70 8. MERAYO CANTALAPIEDRA Lu M50 ESP SPAIN 1.70 9. MUGGIANU Antonello M50 ITA ITALY 1.67 10. RUGGIO Massimiliano M50 ITA ITALY 1.67 11. PENAZ Pavel M50 CZE CZECH REPUBLIC 1.64 12. MOHR Ralf M50 GER GERMANY 1.58 13. CONTI Carlo M50 ITA ITALY 1.58 14. CRISCUOLO Federico M50 ITA ITALY 1.55 3595 SORICE Alfonso M50 ITA ITALY DNS STANKOVIC ACA M50 SRB SERBIA DNS GOGOL Marc 1969 M50 GER GERMANY DNS SKEETE Marcus (FC) 1967 M50 CAN CANADA 1.61 Record: WR 1.98 Thomas ZACHARIAS GER Baunatal 17/05/1997 ER 1.98 Thomas ZACHARIA GER Baunatal 17/05/1997 Straddle Technique The straddle technique was the dominant style in the high jump before the development of the Fosbury Flop. It is a successor of the Western roll,[1] with which it is sometimes confused. Unlike the scissors or flop style of jump, where the jumper approaches the bar so as to take off from the outer foot, the straddle jumper approaches from the opposite side, so as to take off from the inner foot. In this respect the straddle resembles the western roll. However, in the western roll the jumper's side or back faces the bar; in the straddle the jumper crosses the bar face down, with legs straddling it. With this clearance position, the straddle has a mechanical advantage over the western roll, since it is possible to clear a bar that is higher relative to the jumper's center of mass. In simple terms, the western roll jumper has to raise the width of the body above the bar; the straddle jumper has only to get the thickness of the body above it. There are two variants of the straddle: the parallel straddle and a more diving version. With the parallel straddle, the lead leg is kicked high and straight, and head and trunk pass the bar at the same time. Charles Dumas, the first high jumper to clear 7 ft, and John Thomas (silver medal at the 1964 Olympics) used this technique. Valeriy Brumel (gold in 1964) dove a little bit, his head going over the bar before his trunk. Probably the most extreme exponent of the dive straddle was Bob Avant, who cleared 7 ft. in 1961. Avant's technique was close to a pure dive, with just a small knee lift on his lead leg. The last world record jump with the straddle technique was Vladimir Yashchenko's 2.34 m (7 ft 8 in) in 1978.[2] (His best result was 2.35 m (7 ft 8 1⁄2 in) obtained in Milan at the 1978 European Athletics Indoor Championships). That was improved upon in 1980 by a flopper, Jacek Wszola of Poland.[3] The last Olympic gold medal in the high jump events using that technique was won by East Germany's Rosemarie Ackermann in 1976. All of the subsequent record holders have used the Fosbury Flop, which Dick Fosbury used in his 2.24 m (7 ft 4 in) win in Mexico City in 1968.[4] There is some debate over which of the two techniques is more efficient in clearing of the bar. Although both have advantages and disadvantages, the Fosbury flop is considered by many easier to learn, especially for younger jumpers, and thus has become the dominant technique. In 1993, an American high jumper Steve Harkins brought back the straddle style in the Master's division to break the Master's World Record and then went on to win the World's, beating a 'flopper' at the World Championships in Miyazaki Japan. Harkins used the 'head down first' style as did Brumel. At 6 '71⁄4" at the U.S. National Championships in Bozeman, Montana; in March 1993, Harkins was the highest jumper ever in the Master's to have used the straddle style. (from Wikipedia) http://www2.arnes.si/~msparo1 HIGH JUMP - HOCHSPRUNG - Прыжок в высоту - SKOK U VIS - 跳高 - SALTO IN ALTO - SALTO DE ALTURA - SAUT EN HAUTEUR - ऊंची कूद - [E36meYMw_i8] |
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| Tags | FARMAKIS Georgios | High Jump Straddle Technique | 1. straddle | old high jump technique | 4K video |
