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IBPVC wrote:I have a series of 13'6" Pacers that includes a 150-160. Where are you located?

I am interested in your series of 13' 6" Pacers. Tell me what your bottom dollar per pole if you want to sell them, and I'll see what I can do.

What height are you gripping on the 12' 125?

So what makes a device to measure the height, an offical measuring equipment. Does it have to have a company name that is involved in making track and field equipment stamped on it and cost an arm and a leg to be legal? As long as the pole is measured correctly it should offical. I like the way the ...

Spencer McCorkel is the one from Bryant Arkansas with the PR of 17' last year.

Unless they have changed their design, I would not buy nor use one. I train with Morry Sanders, and two year ago he had one that he used at his clinics. He showed some new vaulters how to use it. Now, Morry is around 170 in weight, and had no problem. The first student to try it was 150+. He jerked ...

I would say, George if your just have to come to Texas. He's a great coach and has a new indoor place. There is Earl Bell's in North East Arkansas.

Home Depot or Lowes has some made of alum. Build them up in size with foam rubber and tape.

Matt, my brother started jumping last year. He is 9 now and has a PR of 5' 3". As for poles, my coach Morry Sanders made a 9' pole for him out of a broken cross bar.

Why don't you fix the one you have for the time being. For the peg, buy a 3/8 or a 1/2 inch dia. bolt three inches plus the thickness of your tubing and half an inch for the nut. Get a bolt with 1 inch of treads. If you have a 1 inch square tubing, you would need a 4 1/2 inch bolt. Cut the head of t...

Don't yall think that the bar is going tobe going up? I would expect that 13+ will be needed to have a chance for a scholarship by the time I graduate in 07.

Arkansas Vault Club will have 13 going, 8 boys, 5 girls.

I was at a meet last weekend, when my coach checked the standards. The zero mark on the standard's bases were 13 inch forward of true zero. The standards moved all the way back to 32 inches was actually 19 inches behind the box. For some one that sets their shandards at 24 inches, it made it hard th...