A while back Evan Jager's coach talked about how he had the natural athleticism that was required to be good at the steeple. I wonder if that means he can "3 step" a 110m hurdles race the way the sprinters do. And if so, how many pro or college level steeplers can do that.
celery wrote:
A while back Evan Jager's coach talked about how he had the natural athleticism that was required to be good at the steeple. I wonder if that means he can "3 step" a 110m hurdles race the way the sprinters do. And if so, how many pro or college level steeplers can do that.
I'm sure someone like jager could 3 step a flight of hurdles with some practice. Might not be very fast though.
I can 3 step 36 inch hurdles for about 5 or 6 in a row. 3 stepping hurdles takes a significant amount of speed, so I think maybe Jager could with some practice cuz he has some good flat speed and he's tall. Cabral would struggle I think.
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