Track Athletics in Detail
Track Athletics in Detail
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As he clears the stick his back muscles give a twist to his flying form, and his right arm thrown into the air aids him in turning, so that he will fall facing the bar. The left leg has now passed the right, and is making ready to sustain the weight of the body on land- ing, while the right is thrust slightly backward to maintain a proper equilibrium. The strain on the back and arms is relaxed.
In No. 8 he is just about to land, and the cam- era has given us a beautiful display of the loose- ne...ss of the arm muscles, showing the right arm still in the air and about to drop as soon as the feet strike the ground. The body is lying along the curve of the semicircle through which the jump has been made.
In a competition each competitor is allowed three trial jumps at each height of the bar, and if he fails on the third trial he is declared out. Run- ning under the bar in making an attempt to jump counts as a balk, and three balks count as a trial THE RUNNING HIGH JUMP 63 jump ; thus it is always better to balk rather than to attempt a jump if you do not come squarely on your take-off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As he clears the stick his back muscles give a twist to his flying form, and his right arm thrown into the air aids him in turning, so that he will fall facing the bar. The left leg has now passed the right, and is making ready to sustain the weight of the body on land- ing, while the right is thrust slightly backward to maintain a proper equilibrium. The strain on the back and arms is relaxed.
In No. 8 he is just about to land, and the cam- era has given us a beautiful display of the loose- ne...ss of the arm muscles, showing the right arm still in the air and about to drop as soon as the feet strike the ground. The body is lying along the curve of the semicircle through which the jump has been made.
In a competition each competitor is allowed three trial jumps at each height of the bar, and if he fails on the third trial he is declared out. Run- ning under the bar in making an attempt to jump counts as a balk, and three balks count as a trial THE RUNNING HIGH JUMP 63 jump ; thus it is always better to balk rather than to attempt a jump if you do not come squarely on your take-off.
What to read after Track Athletics in Detail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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