2001journal of physical educationOpen access

History and trend of skill in triple jump

Ying Li

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Through collecting, comparing, analyzing and counting of some famous athletes' skills in triple jump, the paper comes to the following conclusion: the skill based on jumping is the most proper in triple jump, and is the direction of the development of triple jump skills in the twenty-first century.

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Through collecting, comparing, analyzing and counting of some famous athletes' skills in triple jump, the paper comes to the following conclusion: the skill based on jumping is the most proper in triple jump, and is the direction of the development of triple jump skills in the twenty-first century.

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Through collecting, comparing, analyzing and counting of some famous athletes' skills in triple jump, the paper comes to the following conclusion: the skill based on jumping is the most proper in triple jump, and is the direction of the development of triple jump skills in the twenty-first century.

Key concepts: Jumping, Jump, Athletes, Long jump, Triple junction, Psychology, Physical therapy, Physics

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