Moving at its fastest speed, generally the farthest a Red kangaroo (the largest of the kangaroo species) can jump is 12 metres (40 feet), with the average being 7-9 metres (25-30 feet), and up to a height of 3 metres.

It depends on the guinea pig and their weight, I have two pigs and one can jump up maybe 1 foot and the other maybe 1/2 a foot.

I am 14 ( 8th grade) and I started my first track season this year. My first jump was 28 feet. Two weaks later i was jumping 36 feet. I couldn't do that in a mete though i jumped 33.6 in my last meet. so I think that 30 or 32 is average because I was mostly coming in second in 3 metes. So keap trying and training u will jump over that

Good luck

A good, rather than typical, distance for a 13 year old boy is 10.50-11.00m. About 1.50m less for a 13 year old girl.

i am 13 i can jump at average 13-13.50metres eachn time i jump for the town team though

In the UK as of the end of July 2011 there were 344 athletes aged under 15 (13 and 14 year olds) that had jumped 10m or further.

121 had jumped over 11m.

57 had jumped over 11.50m.

22 had jumped over 12m.

The top jumper achieved 12.93m.

The High jump, Long jump, Triple jump, and Pole vault (jump) are all currently in the modern olympic program.

i think it is like 21 feet

Yes it is, it is farther than most High School Girls length, the average for 13-14 is 16 feet, you are jumping 15.5ft.

Hop, step then jump.

The hop involves landing on the same foot that was used for take-off, the step lands on the opposite foot and the jump finishes in the sandpit (normally a two-footed landing).

The triple jump , sometimes referred to as the hop, skip and jump is a track and field sport, similar to the long jump. The competitor runs down the track and performs a hop, a bound and then a jump into the sand pit. The triple jump was inspired by the ancient OlympicGames and has been a modern Olympics event since the Games' inception in 1896.According to IAAU rules, "the hop shall be made so that an athlete lands first on the same foot as that from which he has taken off; in the step he shall land on the other foot, from which, subsequently, the jump is performed." The current male and female world record holders are Jonathan Edwards of Great Britain, with a jump of 18.29 m (60 ft 0 in), and InessKravetz of Ukraine, with a jump of 15.50 m (50 ft 10 in). Both records were set during 1995 World Championships in Gothenburg.

If Your A 7th Grade Boy , A good Jump Would Be A 14 ' 2 - 15 ' 5 . In Between That Is Great ! Above it is even better !

Every track surface has its own optimum spike length. Current all weather tracks (rubberized) are built for best results with short (1/4" or 8mm} spikes and will not allow athletes to use longer spikes that will damage the expensive rubber surface. On wooden tracks a shorter spike might be advisable (so it doesn't get stuck in the wood, slowing the athlete). On a dirt track, much longer spikes will work better though it still depends on the kind of dirt surface. A clay surface might still suggest a shorter spike than a more granulated or rocky kind of surface.

4m-5m would be average

Over 6m would be very good

if you train alot in a powerfull take off and a good hang position in the air followed by a good leg shoot you should jump a average of 6.15 meters

6081 players participated in Cwg 2010 New Delhi.

Long jump was started in original Olympics in ancient Greece.

A yard is 0.9441 metres and a hundred yards would be a foot ball field

She holds the world long jump record with 7.52m.

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

It was not broken for so long because it was so legendary.

It defyed all of human limits at the time. Even done at altitude, with was a good jump. The measuring system could not measure his jump, so done manuelly, 8.90 came up.

No one in the world at the time could even get half a meter close to him.

Beamon never jumped pass 8.25 ever again in his life.

When broken in 1991 by Mike Powell with a jump of 8.95, it was still amazing.

Powell never won a gold medal in the Olympics. He was the most inconsitant jumpers in the world during his career spaning 1988-1995. One jump broke the world record. Again like Beamon, he never came close again.

The Greatest long jumper in the world is Carl Lewis. He no only excelled in the long jump but the sprints. He had a personal best of 9.91 unoffical can a 9.87 offical jumps. He held the world record (in my books) for a few short minutes. Mike Powell killed his jump with his record said above. Lewis pro career spaned longer that Powels. Lewis's Career was 1983-1996. 4 consecutive gold Medal in the Olympics '84, 88', '92, and '96. No one had ever and even today has managed to win 4 consecutive long jumps in the Olympics. Alongside Al Oerter, they are the only two to have a four-peat in an event at the Olympics.

Lewis's four-peat in the Olympics is greater than Beamon or Powell former world and world records. It proves he is much more consistant

The longest for middle in sarasota, Florida is 18feet 5inches by Joseph Cooper, Jr., #20

9:30 metres

Around 8-10 feet. Some of the longest jumps in my middle school district get around 12 or 13 feet, but 8-10 is the average for a good long jumper.

Carl Lewis

Mike Powell

Jackie Joyner-Kersee

Bob Beamon

Jesse Owens