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What is the game in track when you jump over the long pole?
The pole vault.
Is there an olympic event called pole jump?
Yes, its is basically pole vault without the pole.
What are the jumping events?
high jump long jump hurdles pole vault
An event like the high jump but with a long stick is called the pole what?
It Is "Pole Vault".
What Does Mario Jump On When He Completes a Level?
Flag pole
4 jumping events in track and field?
High jump, pole vault, long jump and triple jump
What is the difference between the high jump and pole vault?
The high jump and pole vault are both track and field events focused on jumping over a horizontal bar, but they differ significantly in technique and equipment. In the high jump, athletes leap over the bar without any assistance, using their own strength and technique to clear the height. In contrast, pole vault competitors use a flexible pole to propel themselves over the bar, allowing them to achieve greater heights. Additionally, the approaches and landing areas for the two events differ, with pole vault requiring a landing pit and high jump typically utilizing a cushioned mat.
What is the name of the event in which participant use a pole to jump over high bar?
Pole vaulting.
What do you call a bed at the North Pole?
What do you call a bed at the North Pole? A bedbug.
What is the highest pole vault jump?
6.5 meters
What is the equipments of standing long jump?
pole volt
What do you do if you run into a power pole?
Unless you are in immediate danger, stay in your car. Call for help if you can. If you must leave it, leave whatever way is farthest from the pole or any downed lines. If you have no option (maybe the car is on fire or about to explode) but to go near wires, find the ground cable (should be the lowest one on the pole) and follow it away. Very high voltage can jump, but if the ground cable is between you and the high tensions lines, the voltage will jump to the ground, not toward you. Assuming you get out safely, call for help if you can.
