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Several critical factors that affect men’s triple jump performance

Zhuo Jian-nan

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The author analyzed the techniques of excellent male triple jump athletes in the world,and revealed the following findings: the absolute run-up speed and speed utilization rate,technique of coherent combination of run-ning,striding and jumping,and a triple jump proportion that fits individual athletes,are closely related to the en-hancement of triple jump performance.

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The author analyzed the techniques of excellent male triple jump athletes in the world,and revealed the following findings: the absolute run-up speed and speed utilization rate,technique of coherent combination of run-ning,striding and jumping,and a triple jump proportion that fits individual athletes,are closely related to the en-hancement of triple jump performance.

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The author analyzed the techniques of excellent male triple jump athletes in the world,and revealed the following findings: the absolute run-up speed and speed utilization rate,technique of coherent combination of run-ning,striding and jumping,and a triple jump proportion that fits individual athletes,are closely related to the en-hancement of triple jump performance.

Key concepts: Jump, Jumping, Affect (linguistics), Athletes, Triple junction, Psychology, Mathematics, Physics

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