Perhaps nerves on Tamgho who had 15,94 in the first q-jump...didn't see the jump tough. My guess is a forward rotation.
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Originally posted by LopenUupunutWas Tamgho's last jump really foul? It didn't look like one to me - granted, the resolution is far from optimal...
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Originally posted by IFK_VaxjoOriginally posted by pauluk63Tamgho is out! fool!
Sad bacause this was one of the biggest attractions of these champs....
true! why was he getting that closer to the board he was have qualified being 20-30cm behind the board, he only needed a safe jump, that shows lack of experience for me, because this was his title for the taking. The UK commentators are talking about him being very cocky before the games and they are saying he should get the meadles to prove himself and then big himself up, i tend to agree.
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Originally posted by LopenUupunutImpressive last round PB of 17.06 for Jaanus Uudmäe (Jaak's son). 46cm improvement over his outdoor PB even - that would never happen to a US jumper...
never happened to edwards either...
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Originally posted by LopenUupunutImpressive last round PB of 17.06 for Jaanus Uudmäe (Jaak's son). 46cm improvement over his outdoor PB even - that would never happen to a US jumper...
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Originally posted by gmOriginally posted by LopenUupunutImpressive last round PB of 17.06 for Jaanus Uudmäe (Jaak's son). 46cm improvement over his outdoor PB even - that would never happen to a US jumper...
OK, I admit it's not "impossible" for an apparently stabilized US or US-based athlete to produce a sudden 46cm PB improvement indoors, but it's much more unlikely.
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