Observed arrival · 2026-09-26
Six Meter Club: the pole-vault ceiling calculator
A biomechanics-based calculator estimates how high a vaulter can clear from their pole and grip, or what pole they need for a target bar.
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- Pole vaulters comparing poles, grips, and target bars
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- The page reports six measured vaults from 4.70 m to 6.31 m, with 5.9 cm RMS error; the worst row is 10.5 cm out.
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The displayed model combines equipment measurements and athlete inputs, including grip, run speed, body weight, pole flex, and how hard the pole is loaded. The page distinguishes trainable factors from fixed ones and gives separate equations for run speed and pole shortening. Its validation account covers six vaults from 4.70 m to 6.31 m and reports 5.9 cm RMS error; those figures are presented by the site itself.
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