Talking to the polar folder tactics with Katie Moon
There are always questions about tactics always in the remote race. Should athlete run in front of whether they should try to beat the perfect time to a line. There is no correct and wrong answer. The tactics in the polar pad is also difficult. At what height a contest? Then take every bar or energy to save by skipping bar. In the first article, Kathy spoke about the challenges of the long championship competition when you can clean the bar and wait 45 minutes ago, again in your turn. That adds an intrigue.
At the Olympic Games in the Paris Cydesh, 4:90 Jumper entered the competition 4. At 55, he was unable to clean and out. Every other athlete entered the competition on the lower height, Was it just a bad day at the office or was it a verb of judgment? We can have opinions, but only Molly knows the answer, and I haven’t talked about it.
I was interested in Katie’s approach and whether she had a height that she always came. HotspentNo, it really depends on how the season is going and how I feel the day. I came from 4:40 to 4:60, and I even opened 4. To 70. So it really depends on each match. Every warming is going to tell you something else since that day. Hindsight’s 2020, isn’t it? In the championship, especially at the Olympic Games, I am aware that there is much more excitement and adrenaline. Personally, I like to make a little mistake on the side of caution, but I’m still close to what I usually enter. I usually come about 4:50. So it throws. I come to 10 centimeters below five centimeters. When you look at it on a meter of wood, 5 cm is nothing.
“It doesn’t make sense to me 4:20, because 4.20 and 4.40 will feel the same scale when I have a certain pole in my hand. There is a little less space for errors above 4.50. I came up at the top 4,50 more than once but it really just requires you to be in your game. With the emotion of the championship, I personally like to make a mistake on the side of caution and choose the lower bar if I’m between 2 starting heights. “
The opening scale in the Paris Olympic final amounted to 4.40, and the 19 or 19 vault, which began at 4 p.m. On 40, just Eliza McCartney, waiting for 4.60. “Yes, I thought it was interesting,” said Katie. and also find out which pain to start. So imagining which height in the polar pad is a great equality. That’s the case that if you catch high on the big pole, you will be so high in the air that it’s 4,40-4.50, 4.60 or 4.70, will you be able to be in that bar? “
You think it’s just about catching a pole and running on the runway, but there are many different things to think.
I remember once Blanca Vlasic tells me that she never cleaned the 2m course and never tried it, because in practice everything concerns technique and trust. I was interested in whether it was the same in the polar pad. “I actually really do it (highly high bars) because I have trained many, much smaller poles. Just reappering the technique, so I’m going to be much lower. But just collecting when I enter a contest and have adrenaline and I will fall on the pole, it makes sense of how I move that day. I will be much higher in the air. But, yes, training, I’m significantly coming down because I can’t get enough adrenaline and satisfy the sensation. Frankly, I rarely recognize where it is in the diaper. Many times Brad (Brad Walker’s coach) threw it on and I would never figure it out, because I hitting it to achieve the same way every time the way everytime to achieve the same way. And then, when I meet me, it’s when good things happen. “
