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Are these rules good or bad

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Unread postby VaultMarq26 » Wed Apr 27, 2005 1:42 am

Dont' forget about internal injuries.......THere should be a manditory rest break from teh competition in order to let every catch their breath and let their heart rates and blood pressure return to normal.
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Unread postby achtungpv » Wed Apr 27, 2005 7:21 am

We also need rules to prevent psychological injuries.

Maybe competition without a crossbar...that way everybody ties for first.
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Unread postby USMC Vaulter » Wed Apr 27, 2005 7:38 am

So I've here there's this thing called 'sarcasm' - could anyone explain it to me? :P
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Unread postby cdmilton » Wed Apr 27, 2005 8:40 am

I think if a vaulter is not being responsible and landing all over the place they should be warned X number of times and then disqualified. The official should let the coach know what their concern is and give them an oppportunity to correct the problem. Some coaches and vaulters I see are so clueless that they go through warm-ups and hardly ever land on the pit. 99% of the time they are either gripping too high or their approach is terrible.

Do I agree with the PLZ idea, yeah. I don't see too many clearances when a person does not land in the PLZ. They way I see it is if you can't go straight and land in the PLZ you don't deserve to make the bar. There are sectors for the throwing events...why can't we have one?
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Unread postby CHC04Vault » Wed Apr 27, 2005 4:57 pm

cdmilton wrote:I think if a vaulter is not being responsible and landing all over the place they should be warned X number of times and then disqualified. The official should let the coach know what their concern is and give them an oppportunity to correct the problem. Some coaches and vaulters I see are so clueless that they go through warm-ups and hardly ever land on the pit. 99% of the time they are either gripping too high or their approach is terrible.

Do I agree with the PLZ idea, yeah. I don't see too many clearances when a person does not land in the PLZ. They way I see it is if you can't go straight and land in the PLZ you don't deserve to make the bar. There are sectors for the throwing events...why can't we have one?


Well for one, we don'ts pin in circles and can't kill other people if we screw up, just ourselves. Secondly, shouldn't the coach be responisble for his athlete not someone else...yeah i know, thats a really hard concept to comprahend now. Coaches need to put safety before points...PERIOD.
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Unread postby cdmilton » Wed Apr 27, 2005 5:55 pm

CHC04Vault wrote:Secondly, shouldn't the coach be responisble for his athlete not someone else...yeah i know, thats a really hard concept to comprahend now. Coaches need to put safety before points...PERIOD.

I totally agree coaches should be responsible fori their own athletes. Almost every meet I coach at I see coaches who don't have a clue and putting their kids at risk. Ideally everyone would know what their are doing and there wouldn't be any mistakes but I don't see that happening soon.
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Unread postby rainbowgirl28 » Wed Apr 27, 2005 6:46 pm

cdmilton wrote:
CHC04Vault wrote:Secondly, shouldn't the coach be responisble for his athlete not someone else...yeah i know, thats a really hard concept to comprahend now. Coaches need to put safety before points...PERIOD.

I totally agree coaches should be responsible fori their own athletes. Almost every meet I coach at I see coaches who don't have a clue and putting their kids at risk. Ideally everyone would know what their are doing and there wouldn't be any mistakes but I don't see that happening soon.


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Unread postby CrossBarHOpper » Wed Apr 27, 2005 8:39 pm

ON that suit thingy i think it would be more dangerous then without it. how could u get any speed with runnning witht that thing on u i dont like that suit at all but the new rules are good but have there disadvantages
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Unread postby CHC04Vault » Wed Apr 27, 2005 8:44 pm

I hope your kidding right, lol
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