The current crossing bar clearance technique is "Fosbury flop", which appear in the Olympic game.
Is it possible to find new technologie instead of the Fosbury? What can help us to explore it？Biomechanics theory, Athlete and Coach's experience or others？
this technique is the best in terms of human performance and biomechanics
@Amir Beltagi ok, thank for your answer Amir. I deem that the level of biomechanics theory in the era which the Fosbury flop was invented is not as developed as nowsaday.
However, comtemporary revolution of techniques in high jump seem meet the bottleneck. The biomechanical method always applys in the technique assessment and rectification.
Maybe with some simulations, you can find a better technique, but it would not be so much different , maybe just small adjustments
@Tiago Russomanno
Tiago, your point about simulations is valuable, but an ideal theory model about the clearance might become a mechanical and unpractical technique without the experience and test by several contests.
For further consideration, we may be not turn our back on training practice.
Perhaps in the future, some eminence athletes, who owns unparalled Morphology features , will develop the most comfortable technique for themself with his coach's guide, optimizing and diversifying the present clearance techniques for the championship.
Check https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/THE-EVOLUTION-OF-HIGH-JUMPING-TECHNIQUE%3A-ANALYSIS-Dapena/23e7b9ea20f05abe85480b28ec6d8a0a665f3818
@Chinaza Godswill Awuchi
Chinaza, Would you please share the full article text about this link？
Thanks.
@Kiprotich Kiptum
Nice points Kiprotich. Please explain this techniques in detail or share some relevant publications if you wish.
I am longing for your answer.
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