OLD ARTICLES FROM TRACK TECHNIQUE

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Does anybody know where I can get reprints of old articles from track technique?

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Re: OLD ARTICLES FROM TRACK TECHNIQUE

The AAU library in LA is staffed by very helpful folks...

http://www.aafla.org/4sl/over_frmst.htm

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I've got a bunch - hafta check the yrs - seems like 70ish

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Thank you

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I have exact titles and all the information about the articles, but have to get it. Will post later. Thank you

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They used to be on microfish in Ann Arbor.

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If you email your requests to the AAU library, and it is only for a few articles, the excellent staff there will get them to you for free.

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Particularly, I am looking for these two articles, connected with the high jump.

"Analysis of the High Jump Crossbar in Failed Attempts," Brad Hackett, #107 (3/89)

"Fosbury on Flopping," Dick Fosbury, #55 (3/74)

"How to design the Shape of the High Jump Runup," J Dapena, #131 (3/95)

I will try to contact Ann Arbor and get it from them.

These articles are for the Czech biomechanics expert Dr. Spilar, good friend of late Dr. K. Kerssenbrock. (Both were very helpful in my jumping years)

Thank you all for your help and God be with you.
~Steve

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Re: OLD ARTICLES FROM TRACK TECHNIQUE

if you can't find them I probably have them and will run them off or fax them to you.
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