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    Reply To:German Triple Jump Technique Artikel

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    sizerp on May 15, 2009 at 2:15 pm #83413

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    Point29: The thigh of the swinging leg reaches the horizontal position even during the support phase. The knee is as high as the hips are.
    good: Thigh is horizontal.
    average: N/A
    weak: Swinging leg’s separation is narrow.

    Point30: The hop-step swinging leg’s thigh reaches a position beyond the horizontal during the step.
    good: Thigh beyond the horizontal.
    average: Thigh is horizontal.
    weak: Thigh is under the horizontal.

    Point31: The lower part of the swinging leg is extended (kicked out) from the knee.
    good: Fully extended
    average: Remains a little bent.
    weak: Heel gets tucked under the butt.

    Point32: The upper body remains upright in spite of the lower leg extension. The torque is compensated for by the step take-off leg moving farther backwards.
    good: Upright.
    average: No bringing the hips forward (butt out).
    weak: Forward lean.

    Point33: The plant is active.
    good: Active.
    average: Passive
    weak: Breaking.

    Point34: The hitherto swinging leg becomes the jump phase take-off leg. It is planted on the runway almost fully extended.
    good: Remains extended at foot-plant.
    average: Leg is planted slightly bent.
    weak: The foot is lowered vertically.

    Point35: The arms are swinging close to the body in a double-arm technique, and more rarely in a single-arm technique, in the transition to the jump.
    good: Arms are swinging close to the body.
    average and weak: Arms are swinging far from the body.

    Point36: The upper body remains upright at touchdown The butt does not stick out.
    good: Upright.
    average: But is sticking out.
    weak: Forward or backward lean.

    Point37: The foot-plant is flat, after a momentary heel-first contact.
    good: Slight heel touch.
    average: Pronounced heel-touch
    weak: Toes touch first.

    Point38: The take-off leg plants about 1 foot in front of the vertical projection of the COM. (The actual gap depends on the speed).
    good: 1 foot from COM.
    average: Too far in front of COM.
    weak: Right under COM.

    Point39: The amortization in the knee of the take-off leg during the support phase after landing the step has to be as small as possible as well. Muscle-reaction is (defined as or congruent to) the knee angle . ( couldn’t find a definition for ^=, I think it means the faster the muscle reacts to the landing, the greater the knee angle will remain)
    good: More than 140 degree angle.
    average: 130-140 degree angle.
    weak: less than 130 degree angle.

    Point40: Head position during the landing of the hop is a little into the traps. Direction of view is a little higher than in the previous two take-offs.
    good: Eyes are looking at the tree-crown or bleachers.
    average and weak: Eyes are looking in the sand pit (at the desired landing spot)[/b].

    Point41: The swinging leg is brought forward as a long lever, slightly bent. The foot may not touch the runway.
    good: The foot does not graze the runway.
    average and weak: The foot touches the runway. Rules violation!

    Point42: The tip of the swinging leg’s foot is pulled (dorsiflexed) during the forward sweep.
    good: Dorsiflexion.
    average: Neutral foot.
    weak: The foot is hanging (plantarflexion).

    Point43: The thigh of the swinging leg reaches the horizontal position even during the support phase. The knee is as high as the hips are.
    good: Thigh is horizontal.
    average: N/A
    weak: Swinging leg’s separation is narrow.

    Point44: After take-off in the jump, a full extension of the body takes place.
    good: Full body extension.
    average and weak: Incomplete body extension.

    Point45: From the extension, both legs are simultaneously (one after another) brought up in preparation for the landing and the body leans forward.
    good: Landing preparation
    average and weak: Weak landing preparation.

    Point46: When the feet come in contact with the sand, the knees are no longer stretched and the upper body has reached a little more upright position.
    good: Landing position retainment.
    average and weak: Landing is initiated to soon.

    Point47: The jumper slides through forward, or pulls his body sideways past the closest mark to the board.
    good: Slide through sideways.
    average: Slide through forward.
    weak: Slide behind the mark made by the feet.

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