skrobo said:i have come up w/ a few ideas on how to do it a little safer with the
same method. If you put a lower pallet just before it, and put one at
the back of it ... it should be a lot safer.
I am using your way to measure. Its a lot more accurate, and easier to
measure. You have a take off point, and a landing point. If you go pass
the take off point, you roll off the curb, and awkwardly try to jump.
If you miss the landing point, well, you dont land on the pallet. Easy
to set up, easy to judge, easy to measure. Easy.
Im not sure how many people will beat your record, so maybe this thread
should be 70% competition, 30% of "Post your best long jump for fun!"
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