Track CommandHorizontal jumps, high jump and pole vault each have their own language. Track Command keeps approach work, drills and attempts organized per event, so jumps coaches can see progress without a stack of notebooks.
Start from approach checks, run-throughs, pop-ups, bounding and hop series, curve runs, penultimate drills, and short- or full-approach jumps. Vault sessions include pole carry, plant and takeoff drills and grip progressions.
Record approach length, bar height, takeoff cues and attempts. For vaulters, log pole selection, grip height, approach marks, standards and clearances.
Practice bests, competition results and PRs stay connected, ready for meet planning or a recruiting profile.
A throws log needs more than an athlete’s best mark. Keep the attempt order and implement context so the next review still makes sense.
Preserve what happened on each attempt, including the height and outcome, without turning a practice note into an official competition result.
Long jump, triple jump, high jump and pole vault.
Yes. Vault entries can include pole selection, grip height, approach marks and standards.
Yes. Head coaches can scope assistant coaches to jumps, pole vault or both.
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