Short Run, Long RunBungee, BarTraining Ideas for the Vault, Kris Mack University of Cincinnati

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  • 1.Short Run/Long RunBungee/BarTraining Ideas for the Vault Kris Mack University of Cincinnati
  • 2.Goals for improving vaulters Confidence Safe Consistent versus Height Jumpers
  • 3.Why jump from a short run? More repetitions (12-20 quality reps depending on length) Appropriate for the goals of training cycle you are in Technical Development Psychological Development Recovery
  • 4.Why jump from a long run? Competition/Event Specific Appropriate for the goal of the training cycle you are in Psychological Development Timing
  • 5.Why use a bungee? Saves Time Confidence at attempting higher heights Technique Development Doesn’t hurt
  • 6.Why use a crossbar? Event Specific Body/Bar Awareness Psychological Development
  • 7.Jumping Progression Fall Training Short Approach (6-8 steps), Bungee (LR PR), Tech days Acceleration Dev (10-30m) with and without pole
  • 8.Close Grip Drills – Short Approach
  • 9.Horizontal Vaulting
  • 10.Jumping Progression (Cont.) Late Fall Training Short Approach (8-12 steps), Bungee (1-2’ above LR PR) Short Approach (8-12 steps), Crossbar (~1’ below opening height) Acceleration Dev/Top End Speed - Long Run Slide Box
  • 11.Short Approach Vaulting - Bungee
  • 12.Short Approach Vaulting - Bar
  • 13.Long Run Slide Box
  • 14.Jumping Progression (cont) Pre-Competition Short Run (10-12 steps), Bungee (1-2’ above LR PR) Long Run (14-18 steps), Bungee (1-2’ above LR PR) or jumps at a bar set at opening height Long Run Slide Box Competition Short Run (10-12 steps), Bungee (2’ above LR PR) Long Run Slide Box Long Run Jumping primarily used at meets only Long Run Jumping – Meet simulation, use occasionally
  • 15.Long Run - Bungee
  • 16.Long Run - Bungee
  • 17.Long Run - Bar
  • 18.Long Run - Speed Trap Vaulting
  • 19.Combo – Bungee/Bar
  • 20.Questions? Kris Mack mackkh@ucmail.uc.edu Follow @CoachKMack 650-380-5481