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Seasons Greetings

The forum seems to have been unusually quiet in recent months but I am sure it will start to pick up again as the indoor season gets underway.
 
For now here's wishing our 1155 members a wonderful Christmas and hoping that you all have the best of success in the coming year, be you a competitor, coach or parent.
 
Denis Doyle 
Fri Dec 22, 2006 12:32 am

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The board has been rather quiet this Autumn but I am sure you are all still out there. I would like to wish all group members a happy Christmas and all... 		denis doyle
denis@...
Send Email 		Dec 23, 2005
11:47 am

The forum seems to have been unusually quiet in recent months but I am sure it will start to pick up again as the indoor season gets underway. For now here's...
denis doyle
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Send Email 		Dec 22, 2006
12:31 am

thanks and we reciprocate your greetings merry christmas denis doyle <denis@...> wrote: The forum seems to have been unusually...
rao d
rao_dr2000
Online Now Send Email 		Dec 27, 2006
6:52 pm

Hi Aaron As to takeoff distance - get someone to check your takeoff point, high point and landing point. Put a line through those and relate that to the angle...
denis doyle
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Send Email 		Dec 28, 2006
12:26 am

To many people get hung up on weights far too early in their careers. Lifting kills spring. is that true??? denis doyle <denis@...>...
amad bing
amadbing
Offline Send Email 		Jan 3, 2007
7:50 pm

Hi Aaron, I agree with Denis- during season, doing heavy olympic-style lifting doesn't help your verticle jump. I usually have my athletes do dynamic plyos,...
jennybrog
Offline Send Email 		Jan 4, 2007
11:27 pm

Hi Aaron, I agree with Denis- during season, doing heavy olympic-style lifting doesn't help your verticle jump. I usually have my athletes do dynamic plyos,...
jennybrog
Offline Send Email 		Jan 4, 2007
11:33 pm

... Its Not lifting that kills you in spring.. its lifting with the wrong technique or lifting with too much weights that kills you.. Strength training is very...
darkchocolibra
Offline Send Email 		Jan 8, 2007
4:13 pm

... careers. Lifting kills spring. ... I have read in a few websites that a jumper needs to develop the "fast twitch" or "type II" muscle fibres, which really...
gordon_loudon
Offline Send Email 		Jan 9, 2007
10:25 am

Merry Christmas to all.. I'm currently starting my (true) freshman indoor season in college... I've started the season at 6'6 which is my PR, so I feel great...
Aaron Cummins
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Offline Send Email 		Dec 27, 2006
6:55 pm
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