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Conversely, Bob Beamon famously held the long-jump world record for nearly 23 years.
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The long-jump is won by American Dick Fosbury, whose distinctive headfirst "Fosbury Flop" method is now widely used.
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One of the outstanding performances at these games was the long-jump by American Bob Beaman of 8.90 meters (29.2 feet), which broke the previous World and Olympic records by an astonishing 2 feet.
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Conversely, Bob Beamon famously held the long-jump world record for nearly 23 years.
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For decades, coaches and trainers have developed tools to try to improve long-jump performance.
Cracking the Long-Jump Code Scott Cacciola 2012
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One of the outstanding performances at these games was the long-jump by American Bob Beaman of 8.90 meters (29.2 feet), which broke the previous World and Olympic records by an astonishing 2 feet.
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The long-jump is won by American Dick Fosbury, whose distinctive headfirst "Fosbury Flop" method is now widely used.
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Even professions like long-jump or tackling people on a football field or hitting a baseball, the average ability is so much higher today because there's this great feedback system, measurement system.
Bill Gates Seeks Formula for Better Teachers Stephanie Banchero 2011
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If his vertical velocity is off target, he can shorten his stride as he approaches the long-jump board.
Cracking the Long-Jump Code Scott Cacciola 2012
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The 135,000-square-foot indoor complex, scheduled to be completed by the end of 2012, will feature an eight-lane track, two long-jump pits, a pole vault, a high jump and two shot-put and weight throwing areas.
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