With a recent discussion of Franklin Jacobs and his "over the head" record, I found myself wondering about a similar distinction.
It occurred to me that the taller the jumper, the harder it is to approach the Jacobs record of jumping higher than your own height. (Kind of like the younger golfers being less likely to "shoot thier age".)
So who lay claim to being the tallest jumper to "jump their height"?
It occurred to me that the taller the jumper, the harder it is to approach the Jacobs record of jumping higher than your own height. (Kind of like the younger golfers being less likely to "shoot thier age".)
So who lay claim to being the tallest jumper to "jump their height"?
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