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This french young and talentuous pole vaulter broke his personnal best in a particular way... Even if I know that it is not his routine technique, that vault remember me someone else in the past...
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Pole Vault Makes You Upset - Reloaded
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Look at sports.biomechanics.pagesperso-orange.fr/movies.html Sometime you can vault high, sometime not... this is a reality in pole vault, although you are an elite pole vaulter. Enjoy !!! Once again, a pole vault video by PVjules !!!
Technique's revolution in Pole Vault
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Through time, the technology of the pole was still improving and also the technique of the pole vaulter. We have to remember... there is not only ONE technique, but just a way to add energy into the pole to vault higher. Now, you have to find your own technique!!! FYI: when I stated "the master" in the video, it should be understood as the master to find and use another way of vaulting, not the...
Pole vaulting heroes
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Look at sports.biomechanics.pagesperso-orange.fr/movies.html
Pole vaulting under multiple angles
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Look at sports.biomechanics.pagesperso-orange.fr/movies.html From the basis of the Tim Lobinger's movie, on his official website.
How to go high
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Look at sports.biomechanics.pagesperso-orange.fr/movies.html
The experts of pole vault
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Look at sports.biomechanics.pagesperso-orange.fr/movies.html Why elites pole vaulter make a little jump at the beginning of the run-up? Maybe the experts will found the answer... (be careful, the first part is in french!)

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  • @atomicskistuntman6754
    @atomicskistuntman6754 Місяць тому

    Not even close…

  • @paulopagliusi
    @paulopagliusi 8 місяців тому

    Fantástico ! Conteúdo muito rico. Saltei entre 1984 a 1988 aqui no Brasil. Muita saudade...

  • @prvtthd401
    @prvtthd401 Рік тому

    Imagine aliens watching humans launching themselves into the air with a stick with no obvious goal. It's a bit weird thinking about it.

  • @michails.maipas814
    @michails.maipas814 Рік тому

    The most important in our lifetime is crossing 100 years by super health 🏊 🚴🏃🏃 😃😃

  • @bsims6275
    @bsims6275 Рік тому

    Planting the pole before the plant foot has been a thing for a long time. I think that started with Kozakiewicz back in the 80s.

  • @livingwithkneelegamenttear3009

    Only on wood era where they land on feet after jump had actual use In battle to jump over and fight... Rest jumping high and falling on cushion had no practical use...totally Waste

  • @jonathantan8528
    @jonathantan8528 2 роки тому

    Swedish steel wasn’t very long apparently until they switched to carbon and glass

  • @fernandosilva3531
    @fernandosilva3531 2 роки тому

    aí sim é o verdadeiro Salto com vara em 1936! hoje em dia é tudo Nutela com varas elásticas e colchão pra amortecer a queda 👎

  • @BeckVMH
    @BeckVMH 2 роки тому

    This, especially the pole vaulter at the end, is nothing short of incredible.

  • @jimditch6990
    @jimditch6990 2 роки тому

    I was pole vaulting in the 60's and using aluminium poles into a sand pit. The only thing that got you over the bar was your upper body strength and speed. I loved it.

  • @wanderingwade8877
    @wanderingwade8877 2 роки тому

    How about tracking the development of the cushioned pit?

  • @xav1952
    @xav1952 3 роки тому

    What about the steel era ? What about Serguei Bubka not mentioned not to name others !!!!Still vaulters are acrobats or stuntmen: the have all my respect !

  • @jackschitt7783
    @jackschitt7783 3 роки тому

    I can imagine the difference it makes as to how high they can go has changed significantly with how the pole flex flings them today. It's like a big spring anymore. Looks like they were just rigid wooden poles when they started.

  • @warrendavies473
    @warrendavies473 3 роки тому

    No mention of Rev.Bob Richard's, clearing 16feet, and the first successful use of the fiberglass pole. Good video. Thanks.

  • @veridicusmaximus6010
    @veridicusmaximus6010 3 роки тому

    PV - one of the most complicated disciplines in athletics.

  • @stavrospapadimitriou7631
    @stavrospapadimitriou7631 3 роки тому

    That music is terrible. Makes the video unwatchable.

  • @richardfranklin8811
    @richardfranklin8811 3 роки тому

    Landing on sand! These were tough people!

  • @apkungen89
    @apkungen89 3 роки тому

    You forgot the metal era

  • @birdmusic1206
    @birdmusic1206 3 роки тому

    1:02 guy was probably hoping that moment would be forgotten and here were are in 2020, the internet really is forever

  • @maxusgamer888
    @maxusgamer888 3 роки тому

    Don’t you mean “evolution” ?

  • @darwincharles5504
    @darwincharles5504 3 роки тому

    In the early days they used to fall in the dirt

  • @strawhatmic8006
    @strawhatmic8006 3 роки тому

    this was the best pole vault video I ever saw in youtube, try to watch it guys, not a scam ua-cam.com/video/PTYPPnKGPPE/v-deo.html

  • @delilahpuddingstash5592
    @delilahpuddingstash5592 4 роки тому

    Mondo

  • @Humanpersonname
    @Humanpersonname 4 роки тому

    Mondo just jumped 6.18 meters, so what’s up now...

    • @PVjules
      @PVjules 4 роки тому

      I know. I was there for his last indoor meeting at Clermont Ferrand. Pretty close to brake this 6m19 height.

    • @Humanpersonname
      @Humanpersonname 4 роки тому

      PVjules woah! I’m jealous that is so sick!

  • @jeffwads
    @jeffwads 4 роки тому

    This misses so many eras. Heck, the 60’s alone would take 15 minutes alone.

  • @peterh.1521
    @peterh.1521 4 роки тому

    And now Mondo has passed Bubka as the new pole vault star. 6.18 meters is the world record at the time of writing. 🇸🇪🇺🇸

  • @spongeboy7744
    @spongeboy7744 4 роки тому

    0:59-1:05 poor guy

  • @PacoOtis
    @PacoOtis 4 роки тому

    Let me guess! We Americans were involved in making this video as it has intrusive shit music and not a word of educational narration! This is pitiful! Terrible! We came to learn!!!!

  • @suckmygooglies99
    @suckmygooglies99 4 роки тому

    And now it is the Duplantis era!

    • @PVjules
      @PVjules 4 роки тому

      True... update needed. Just wait the end of his indoor season before doing a new video.

  • @georgechristiansen6785
    @georgechristiansen6785 4 роки тому

    Make you wonder if anything but technology has really improved. What could those wood guys do today?

  • @tomcleaver6686
    @tomcleaver6686 4 роки тому

    Very interesting, completely spoilt by the music

    • @PVjules
      @PVjules 4 роки тому

      Agree... but UA-cam deleted the initial sound of the video, for copyright reason. So I put another free of use.

  • @giuseppenero110
    @giuseppenero110 4 роки тому

    Even when they were clearing only 4m or so...landing in just a few inches of sand! lol

  • @jonnda
    @jonnda 5 років тому

    0:48 clearly bamboo in the “wood era”

  • @teen8843
    @teen8843 5 років тому

    2019?

  • @AndreaLenci
    @AndreaLenci 5 років тому

    Beautiful video but how it is possible to make a video on Pole Vault without any kind of mention to Bubka who holded the world record for 30 years?

    • @giorgiocastelli6335
      @giorgiocastelli6335 5 років тому

      Because it is a video about the technique, and not about the great champions of the specialty

  • @andrewmacdonald7090
    @andrewmacdonald7090 5 років тому

    The master is and was sergi bubka . No trailing leg over the bar

  • @user-qp1uc6xi2h
    @user-qp1uc6xi2h 5 років тому

    الله

  • @SaganJumJum
    @SaganJumJum 5 років тому

    In Sweden, we have teens jumping higher :p

    • @Lnch4ALion
      @Lnch4ALion 5 років тому

      Higher than what?

    • @et5222
      @et5222 4 роки тому

      You have a Swedish guy who's "jumped his age in feet" since he was 7.... 21' at age 21 may be the end of this weirdly American record.

  • @sorrym8421
    @sorrym8421 6 років тому

    Scott Huffman was definitely not the master. He only did the role when he felt that he was underneath the bar. The real Master and the one that set the standard for what a pole vault should look like is Bubka. He set the world record at 6.15 meters and held it for YEARS!

  • @victoredwards0530
    @victoredwards0530 6 років тому

    The pole vault of today is a gymnastics event, not a field event. The pole does the work.

    • @PVjules
      @PVjules 6 років тому

      Victor Edwards run up velocity is one of the major performance factors. So I disagree with your statement.

    • @mantexas9033
      @mantexas9033 5 років тому

      Victor Edwards who bends the pole?

    • @Lnch4ALion
      @Lnch4ALion 5 років тому

      The pole does the work? You must be kidding. Pole doesn't bend itself. You ever vaulted?

    • @Lnch4ALion
      @Lnch4ALion 5 років тому

      @@PVjules among many other things,

    • @Ruddok08
      @Ruddok08 5 років тому

      try vaulting first and them come back and tell us who is doing the work !!!

  • @AdamHaduck
    @AdamHaduck 6 років тому

    10 years later it’s time for an up date

  • @youtubearchive3668
    @youtubearchive3668 6 років тому

    Warmerdam is still the king of poles

  • @sorrym8421
    @sorrym8421 6 років тому

    This is very flawed, you skipped the breef but very important steel pole era and you said Scott Huffman was the master.

    • @PVjules
      @PVjules 6 років тому

      sorry m8 I made the video with ressources I had. I stated Scott H. as a master in finding an other way of pole vaulting.

    • @sorrym8421
      @sorrym8421 6 років тому

      PVjules Masters don't find another way, Masters are the one's who lay the ground work for the future and that's what bubka did. 99% of vaulters use Bubkas technique, that is why he is the master. However, I respect your opinion.

    • @sheyannebusche375
      @sheyannebusche375 6 років тому

      sorry m8 Renaud Lavenville has jumped higher soooo

    • @sorrym8421
      @sorrym8421 5 років тому

      @@sheyannebusche375 yes... Using a form of Bubka's technique. Lol

  • @RomanceofParis
    @RomanceofParis 6 років тому

    Master? Lavillenie = 6.16 meters. This is the current world record as of March 2018

  • @somethingsinlife5600
    @somethingsinlife5600 6 років тому

    The Scott Huffman technique is so beautiful...Even though Bubka was better.

    • @giuseppenero110
      @giuseppenero110 5 років тому

      Looks like a showboat thing for the american beach crowds without better results

    • @larrycastiglione1748
      @larrycastiglione1748 2 роки тому

      @@giuseppenero110 He cleared 5.97. Hardly showboating.

  • @samyarabi9033
    @samyarabi9033 6 років тому

    nice video, i was reading about the records since 1920 and i wanted to see a progression video perfect just like this one, well done

  • @sarahsepanski1986
    @sarahsepanski1986 6 років тому

    ...This is the best freakin sport I've ever heard of?!?! And how am I just now knowing about this, huh?! D8 8DDDD

    • @jankaant
      @jankaant 4 роки тому

      On which planet do you live ?

  • @user-my7xt3iv1o
    @user-my7xt3iv1o 6 років тому

    #ѕ¢σтт #вяσ #αмαzιиg

  • @authentic1997
    @authentic1997 6 років тому

    Sand instead of mattress? crazy!

    • @giuseppenero110
      @giuseppenero110 4 роки тому

      Sand was cheaper!

    • @EvergreenOliviaTV
      @EvergreenOliviaTV 4 роки тому

      brutal! stuntmen

    • @randynelson6628
      @randynelson6628 4 роки тому

      The ones landing in sand weren't going as high. Modern poles are much more flexible so people go much higher.

  • @brettldouglas
    @brettldouglas 7 років тому

    I always wanted to be a pole valuter, but I wasn't crazy enough to hang on to the bar.