Triple Jump

TRIPLE JUMP The first phase of the triple jump is the hop phase Hopping Start with easy hopping and progress to more aggressive hopping for distance

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Sample Drills for the Triple Jump Hop 5 short single leg hops (12”-16” inches per jump) 3 intermediate single leg hops (24”-30 inches per jump) Bounding The bound or step phase is the second part of the triple jump

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Sample Drills for the Triple Jump Step or Bound Walk into alternate leg bounding x20 meters Jog into alternate leg bounding x20 meters Hopping and Bounding Combinations As the triple jumper develops the technical skills in each phase, combination drills can be used

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Sample Drills for the Triple Jump Hop and Bound Walk into 3 single leg hops, followed by alternate leg bounding x20 meters Jog into 3 single leg hops, followed by alternate leg bounding x20 meters Bounding and Long Jump Linking together the last two phases of the triple jump is an important technical link

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Sample Drills for the Triple Jump Bound and Long Jump Walk into alternate leg bounding x15-20 meters, followed by long jump into the sand Jog into alternate leg bounding x15-20 meters, followed by long jump into the sand read more about long jump technique Triple Jump Sequence Bring all three phases of the triple together in proper sequence

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4 steps into three hops, three bounds, followed by long jump into the sand 4 steps into three hops, one bound, followed by long jump into the sand Short Approach Triple Jump

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6 step triple jump 8 step triple jump

TRIPLE JUMP COACHING POINTS DURING EACH PHASE       

Drive forward with the body displacing on the takeoff of each phase Swing the free leg to prepare for the next phase Ground contact should be slightly in front of the body Land with toe up with a good heel strike Roll from the heel onto the toe during takeoff Run tall, jump tall Keep the each triple jump phase equal