What is the average varsity triple jump distance?

Answer 1

On average I would say that a 13 year old guy should be jumping between 8.5 metres and 9 metres. If you are jumping any less than you need to start training, any more and you have natural talent.no,, a 13 year old should be jumping 29 feet at the least and 32 or 33 feet,,any more and you will probably get the record,,i jump 30,,31,,the best at my school is 33.3..

i don't do he whole American measurements but i think the average is about 8m. if u do less than that u can still be talented for ur league. ;) if u do over, awesome, if u don't, awesome

Answer 2

18.43m by Jonathan Edwards. This jump was not recognised as a world record because he had a tail wind of 2.4 m/s which is over the limit of 2m/s in athletic events. He holds the world record of 18.29m.

Answer 3

The current male and female world record holders are Jonathan Edwards of Great Britain, with a jump of 18.29 metres (60.0 ft), and Inessa Kravets of Ukraine, with a jump of 15.50 m (50 ft. 10.25 in.).

Hope this helps! :)

Answer 4

I was a freshman last year and I got a PR of 36"8, but I would say that at districts, an average distance for varsity was around 37 or 38 feet, with a really good one being 45 feet.

Answer 5

The take-off board is 13m from the pit for senior men and 11m for senior women.

Answer 6

Usually the line varies from 7-13 feet in the triple jump

Answer 7

i’ve jumped 32.4 but most of the people at my school usually get 27 or 28