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Reaching New Heights: The Art and Science of Coaching the High Jump
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  • Chapter 1: Introduction
  • 1

    Background and Resources
  • 2

    Clearing Up a Common Misconception
  • Chapter 2: Approach
  • 3

    Around the Bend
  • 4

    3 Step Examination
  • 5

    Progressive Reduction
  • 6

    USA vs The World
  • 7

    Common Error Assessment
  • 8

    Approach Basics
  • Lesson 9:
    Crouch Start

  • 10

    Rollover Start
  • 11

    Approach Basics Pt 2
  • 12

    Constructing the Approach
  • Chapter 3: Curve
  • 13

    Entering the Curve
  • 14

    Curve Mechanics
  • 15

    Proper Lean
  • 16

    Proper Spacing and Examples
  • Chapter 4: Additonal Considerations
  • 17

    Low Bar Clearance Drill
  • 18

    Visual Focus
  • 19

    Take Off Location
  • 20

    Flight
  • 21

    What to Watch For
  • 22

    Athlete Selection
  • 23

    Rapid Fire Ideas
  • 24

    Workout Structures
  • 25

    Bad Ideas
  • 26

    Homework

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Reaching New Heights: The Art and Science of Coaching the High Jump

Due to the curve nature of the approach, high jump is often considered one of the most complicated events in track and field. In this presentation, Rob Assise simplifies many of the areas that coaches find difficult to learn and teach. Topics covered include running a curve utilizing progressive reduction, curve mechanics, approach start, constructing the approach, technical items to watch for,...

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