what is the length of the pool used in the Olympics men pole vault event
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The pole used in the Olympic men's pole vault is about 5 m to 5.30 meters. That is about 16.67 feet to 17.67 feet.
In the women's pole vault the length of the pole could be a little shorter. It could be between 4 and 4.5 meters or 13,2 feet to 14.5 feet.
The pole vault is usually an outdoor sport. The world records are very high. Since the vaulters use the elastic spring effect of the pole, they fly higher than the height of the pole itself.
In the women's pole vault the length of the pole could be a little shorter. It could be between 4 and 4.5 meters or 13,2 feet to 14.5 feet.
The pole vault is usually an outdoor sport. The world records are very high. Since the vaulters use the elastic spring effect of the pole, they fly higher than the height of the pole itself.
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The pole used in the olympic guys's pole vault is set 5 m to 5.30 meters. That is approximately sixteen.67 toes to 17.67 feet.
In the ladies's pole vault the length of the pole could be a touch shorter. It could be between 4 and four.5 meters or 13,2 toes to fourteen.Five feet.
The pole vault is generally an outside recreation. The world information are very high. For the reason that vaulters use the elastic spring impact of the pole, they fly higher than the peak of the pole itself.
In the ladies's pole vault the length of the pole could be a touch shorter. It could be between 4 and four.5 meters or 13,2 toes to fourteen.Five feet.
The pole vault is generally an outside recreation. The world information are very high. For the reason that vaulters use the elastic spring impact of the pole, they fly higher than the peak of the pole itself.
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