@FloridaRaider 31 inches. stefan holm's is 24. high jumper don't necessarily have huge vj's 2 leggged from a stand still, but they have massive bounce with the running jump off of one leg. the two movements don't share all the same requirements.
He just came to my school tocay! He was our guest speaker! It was so amazing watching this video! He is a great motivational speaker, and a great all around person! I got to touch his olympic medal!
"Oh and he was waaay over!" No he wasnt omg!? When you see the replay from the bar angle he is realy close to touch it on his way up and then he touched on his way down, so the "way over" thing isnt realy true. in my opinion ofc
Except it's much easier on the whole for people to work with a system of measurement of base 10, not 12, the latter of which proves to be awkward for day-to-day use.
The bell curve of talent goes better with U.S. measurment. For example someone who long jumps 20 feet, triple jumps 40 feet, and high jumps 6 feet is around the same level of talent in each event. In metric those numbers would be very sloppy and overly precise because the gap between mm's is to great to leave out cm's in a description. Women high jump exaclty 1 foot less then men from the high school level to the world records with are roughly 7 and 8 feet.
And Son Got Major Hops !
01baddestchikk 6 months ago
Our School Seen Him Today !
01baddestchikk 6 months ago
look how slow his approach was compared to holm or sotomayor. outstanding bounce!
tommypickles7 6 months ago
wonder what his vertical leap was
FloridaRaider 8 months ago
@FloridaRaider 31 inches. stefan holm's is 24. high jumper don't necessarily have huge vj's 2 leggged from a stand still, but they have massive bounce with the running jump off of one leg. the two movements don't share all the same requirements.
tommypickles7 6 months ago
i got to meet him at skool my 8th grade year && i went to FCA Camp with him,he is very fun!
wossmanfreshmen 1 year ago
He just came to my school tocay! He was our guest speaker! It was so amazing watching this video! He is a great motivational speaker, and a great all around person! I got to touch his olympic medal!
BiohazardousVideos 1 year ago
this dude came 2 my school today=]
zivadoto88 2 years ago
i know him =)
eckochrome 2 years ago
that is insane....
xXcA5p3R95Xx 2 years ago
He was a guest speaker at our school today! It was soooo cool! I even got to try on his Olympic medals!! Go Hollis
mewzicluverlec 3 years ago
I just came from a FCA camp this weekend and he was our guest speaker. It was so cool!
SilverHinata 3 years ago
@SilverHinata haha im the treasurer for our fca club at my school
DaHBoys 1 year ago
lol
razorbacklover5 3 years ago
good job mr hollis u look just like tarvia if u dont no who this is its morgan adams
razorbacklover5 3 years ago
"Oh and he was waaay over!" No he wasnt omg!? When you see the replay from the bar angle he is realy close to touch it on his way up and then he touched on his way down, so the "way over" thing isnt realy true. in my opinion ofc
learntoplayy 3 years ago
i think he was talkin about the guys ass gettin over. basically if u can get ur ass over ur pretty golden
JiMzFX 3 years ago
Geaux Ragin Cajun Track and Field- Hollis is a Beast!
mtr6561 3 years ago
HOLLIS IS SICK
AgentHollis 3 years ago 6
@AgentHollis He and Charles Austin are the two best hj'ers the USA ever produced
dal4018 9 months ago
hohohohohohohohohohohohohhohohoho
reallyrox 3 years ago
That's why we have fractions of an inch...
1/32" and 1/64" are more precise than 1mm (.0394")
I'm a mechanical engineer, and there's not an dime's worth of difference between the two systems. Both accurately describe measurements.
JAVMAN83 4 years ago
Except it's much easier on the whole for people to work with a system of measurement of base 10, not 12, the latter of which proves to be awkward for day-to-day use.
JacktheDaniels 2 years ago 3
that was amazing..he barely ran
qkidf90939f 4 years ago
perfect wow!!!
piotrrekas23 4 years ago
7"10'1/2 lol
Metric system is really simpel :-)
America should adopt this stuff.
Who needs yards and feets and inches...
inch is not accurate enough to measure persons correct heigth anyway...
Soodla 5 years ago
I agree with you. I am an American from New York City and I think that the USA should use the metric system.
QueensDynasty 5 years ago
fuck ya i hate this 12 inch unworkable number bullshit.
mbeaus 4 years ago
It's somehow ironic that the US continues to use a system of measure originally derived from the now largely-obsolete English units.
JacktheDaniels 2 years ago
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xSportsKingx 2 years ago
The bell curve of talent goes better with U.S. measurment. For example someone who long jumps 20 feet, triple jumps 40 feet, and high jumps 6 feet is around the same level of talent in each event. In metric those numbers would be very sloppy and overly precise because the gap between mm's is to great to leave out cm's in a description. Women high jump exaclty 1 foot less then men from the high school level to the world records with are roughly 7 and 8 feet.
xSportsKingx 2 years ago