The "stick" itself is just called a pole or a pole vaulting pole.

The poles are named by their length and maximum weight it can hold. For instance, a pole that is 12 feet tall and can hold a pole vaulter with a maximum weight of 130 pounds is a 12 foot 130 pole.

10-100+ feet Depends on how old the vampire is as well as if they've been feeding. As high as you can love. We are pretty much normal people

I agree with the above comment we are pretty much just like everyone else

90cm

leg muscles and speed

James ollgy from south America made a world record record of 2.45 meters

For the same leg strength / jumping technique, weight affects how far one can jump.

Acceleration = Force / Mass

With more mass, you cannot accelerate yourself as much when you jump with the same force. Imagine trying to jump with a small backpack full of sand strapped to your back. Your strength hasn't changed. That is, the amount of force you can deliver hasn't changed, but your mass has. You can't jump as high.

i think that 2 of the types are:

# use 1 leg to push you of the ground- the strongest leg # Put the knee that is on the other leg into the air # keep your arms straight

Russia's Anna Chicherova Won Womens High Jump Gold Medal 2012 London, and she later admitted that to help her jump, she does the event with a full bladder, she said that she hold more than 6 times her bladder can handle, then performs the jump, she is known for holding her pee back for over 2 weeks!!

they jump so hog high because they need to be able to catch their prey

Typically in the United States tandem skydiving is done from 10,000' up to 14,000, with a few DZs offering exit altitudes of up to 18,000. In order to go above 14,000' MSL legally, all crew and passengers are required to be on supplemental oxygen. So, exit altitude above 14,000 above sea level you'll have an oxygen mask in the airplane, if not you're in violation of the Federal Aviation Regulations. The United States Parachute Association (USPA) indicates a minimum tandem exit altitude of 7,000' above ground level.

my mate can jump up to 2m high I've tried it with other kids but still the same height

On April 17th, 2010 in San Diego at the Millenium Express Track and Field Meet in Mira Mesa, Alexxis Brown, age 8 jumped 10 feet, 11.5 inches.

Up to 2 centimeters

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It is believed that the high jump was performed in the ancient Olympics, but the first recorded high jump event was in Scotland in the 19th century. Click on the 'History of the High Jump' link on this page to read more about the high jump and its history. Answer: The real history of the High Jump started in 1968. Its is called the Fosbury Flop, and it came from American, Dick Fosbury. Clicking on the "The Fosbury Flop" link below will tell you more.

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The world record for a women's high jump was set in 1987 and is held by Stefka Kastadinova, at 2.09 meters, or just over 6 feet and 10 inches. The last time an African woman held that record was in 1941. Esther van Heerden of South Africa completed a 1.66 meter high jump.

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Im 13 and i jump 4 foot 8. Which doesn't gualify in my school.

There are a few rules for the Olympic long jump. Athletes' shoes can have a sole thickness no more than 13mm. Their runway is 40 meters long and they must take off from the front edge of the 20 centimeter wide takeoff board. Jumpers get three jumps each round, with the top 8 jumps moving on until the winner is decided in the final round.

You may check a baby height percentile calculator so you would determine the percentile ranking of your child compared with other babies of the same age and gender.

The World Health Organization has already set a growth chart for boys and girls, based on the child's percentile ranking.