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Question 1 : How many times should a new pole vaulter practice a new technique or skill before moving to the next drill?
3 attempts
2 times is enough
6 attempts
4 attempts is too many
Question 2 : What is the "Key" to effective pole vaulting?
Run as fast as you can
Proper swing
Proper planting
Swing back as hard has you can
Question 3 : Practice makes ..........?
Perfect
Perfection
Perfusion
Permanent
Question 4 : What does the "Continuous Chain" model mean?
The weakest chain needs to be fixed
Energy stops and starts with each chain link
Energy flows like a chain continuously
The chain can break easily if done wrong
Question 5 : If the pole bends LESS than 90 degrees and the athlete is landing short in the pit. And the last step is on. What should the coach do?
Raise the grip
Lower the grip
Go to a bigger pole
Grab a softer pole
Question 6 : If an athlete bends the pole PASS 90 degrees and the athlete's step is on and they are landing DEEP in the pit. What should the coach do?
Raise the grip on that pole
Lower the grip on that pole
Stay on that pole and swing harder
Grab a stiffer pole
Question 7 : If an athlete bends the pole PASS 90 degrees and lands short in the pit and their step in on. What should the coach do?
Raise the grip and plant taller
Jump off the ground more and raise the grip
Run faster
Lower the grip on that pole
Question 8 : If the pole bends TO 90 degrees and the athlete lands deep in the pit. What should the athlete do?
Grab a 5-10 pound stiffer pole
Grab the softer pole by 5-10 pounds
Swing back harder and faster
Lower the grip by a hands length
Question 9 : The pole vault is .... continuous chain of movements from the ..... step until the athlete lands on the pad.
Two, First
One, First
Three, Last
One, Last
Question 10 : What is the proper order?
Pre-Jump, Post-Up, Pre-Stretch and Down-Pressure Lock-in
Pre-Jump, Pre-Stretch, Down-Pressure Lock-in Finish
Pre-Jump, Pre-Stretch, Post-Up and Down-Pressure Lock-in
None of these are right
Question 11 : Which is the most dangerous statements a coach could make?
Run faster with higher knees
Raise your grip, your landing too shallow
Raise your grip, your landing too deep
Lower your grip, you are land too deep
Question 12 : If an athlete hits the crossbar on the way UP and the standards are at 32 inches. What should the coach suggest? Note: pole bend was less than 90 degrees
Move your grip down 2 inches. You are blowing through the pole
Move your grip up 2 inches. You are blowing through the pole
Hit the plant bigger and harder next time
Move to the stiffer pole and lower your grip
Question 13 : The pole vault is two events wrapped into one. Which two events/sport is it?
100m & High Jump
Gymnastics & High Jump
Gymnastics & Diving
Gymnastics & Long Jump
Question 14 : What are the legal USATF standard settings and depths?
12-30 inches
18-31.5 inches
16-31.5 inches
14.5-31.5 inches
Question 15 : If an athlete weighs 150lbs and they are vaulting on a 13' 160lbs holding at the top of the pole. And they are coming down on the crossbar with the standards at 31.5''. What advice should the coach give to the athlete. Note: assuming take-off is in the proper position.
Go back to the 150lbs pole for more pole rotation
Bring the standards up to 14''
Lower the grip down 2'' for a bit more pole rotation
Run faster and plant harder
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