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Coaching HS High Jumpers with David Hanssen
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  • 1

    Strong Foundation: The First Two Weeks of Training
  • 2

    High Jump: The Key to a Smooth Takeoff
  • 3

    The Penultimate Step
  • 4

    Foot Position in High Jump
  • 5

    Clear Expectations & High Jump Drills
  • 6

    Jump Up! The Key to High Jump Success
  • 7

    Takeoff: The Bump-Bump Drill
  • 8

    Chair Load Drill: Strength & Speed in Takeoff
  • 9

    Pile 'Em Up: The Vertical Takeoff
  • 10

    Knee Drive & Arch
  • 11

    Various Arching Drills
  • Lesson 12:
    Bungee vs. Hard Bar

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    • The coach discusses the shift from using hard high jump bars to bungee bars in training, emphasizing safety and athlete confidence. He also shares insights on training jumpers to adapt to various surfaces and conditions, ensuring they are prepared for any competition environment.

  • 13

    Opening Heights & Progressive Jump Training
  • 14

    Training for Higher Heights: Preparing for Championship Meets

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Coaching HS High Jumpers with David Hanssen

Coach David Hanssen’s course, "Coaching HS High Jumpers," offers a deep dive into the technical and strategic aspects of high jump training for high school athletes. The course lays a solid foundation by emphasizing the importance of a well-structured approach, where athletes learn to develop consistent acceleration, curve mechanics, and optimal foot placement leading into a powerful takeoff. C...

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