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Comparison and Analysis of Outstanding Chinese Versus Foreign Long Jump Athletes'Run-up Speed

Qiuhua He

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Through comparative analysis of outstanding Chinese versus foreign long Jump athletes' run-up speed, the paper discovers that Chinese long jump athletes can improve their long jump performance more efficiently by further enhancing the utilization rate of run-up speed as well as accelerating run-up speed, and therefore concludes that it is essential to properly control the adjustment of the last two steps' stride length in combination with high speed run-up and swift jump-off.

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Through comparative analysis of outstanding Chinese versus foreign long Jump athletes' run-up speed, the paper discovers that Chinese long jump athletes can improve their long jump performance more efficiently by further enhancing the utilization rate of run-up speed as well as accelerating run-up speed, and therefore concludes that it is essential to properly control the adjustment of the last two steps' stride length in combination with high speed run-up and swift jump-off.

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Through comparative analysis of outstanding Chinese versus foreign long Jump athletes' run-up speed, the paper discovers that Chinese long jump athletes can improve their long jump performance more efficiently by further enhancing the utilization rate of run-up speed as well as accelerating run-up speed, and therefore concludes that it is essential to properly control the adjustment of the last two steps' stride length in combination with high speed run-up and swift jump-off.

Key concepts: Jump, STRIDE, Athletes, Long jump, Computer science, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Control theory (sociology), Control (management)

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