there is not much equipment required for high jump. All that is needed is one mat, one pole, and two standard. The two standards hold up the pole and the mat sits behind the standards.
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a bar and two poles to hold the bar and at least one thick matress - 2 is better - not stacked on top of each other but one behind the other so that if you fall of the first matress you land on another. hope this is helpful
In long jump the only equipment used it the rake, measuring stick, measuring tape, and shovel. The rake is used to smooth out the pit after and before a jump is preformed in order to prevent injury and to get measurements that are yours and not anyone other person's. The measuring stick is used to simply help get a measurement by placing it at the end of the jump. The measuring tape is used to get the distance. And finally the shovel is used in case the sand needs to be turned over before anyone jumps, such as if the sand is too hard.
Every long jumper needs a good pair of long jump spikes, allowing the right protection for your feet! It is also a good idea to have a mearsuring tape so that before a competition you can measure your run up accurately!
there is not much equipment required for high jump. All that is needed is one mat, one pole, and two standard. The two standards hold up the pole and the mat sits behind the standards.
you need some track shoes, shorts, a lane to run, 3 wooden boards for jumping, a sand pit to jump into, a rake for the pit and a tape measurer to measure your jump