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Topics of the lectures: Foundations of jumps development and initial conditioning (Dick, F.W.); Development of the pole vault technique towards 6.20 m with reference to the training concept of Petrov (Lease, D.); The physical demands of the pole vault and the conditioning training of pole vaulters (Steinacker, U.); Womens pole vault - a technical, conditioning and teaching programme (Adamczewski, H.); Preparation of young high jumpers for major championships (Holmes, M.); Combining technique, speed and strength training in the womens high jump (Thomaskamp, H.-J.); The approach behaviour of elite jumpers (Killing, W.); Training method findings and experiences in the preparation of elite and junior jumpers for competition peaks (Jeitner, G.); Sprinting speed as a basis of the mens long jump (Locatelli, E.); Beyond 18 metres in the triple jump (King, T.); Development of the womens triple jump (Golubtsov, A.); Results of the training-accompanying performance diagnostics for the development of the jumping ability of Heike Drechsler in the training year 1991/92 (Dickwach, H./Drechsler, E./Perlt, B.); Generating vertical velocity in the long jump (Lees, A.); Report about the IAAF biomechanics project (Hommel, H.); Training as a protective measure (Herbeck, B.); Framework training plans (FTP) in the German Athletics Federation (DLV) (Czingon, H.); Performance development in the jumping events (Dickwach, H.); The new Olympiade and the coach (Dick, F.W.). Furthermore, workshops on the individual jumping events and discussions. Schiffer