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Triple Jump World Record: History, Records, and Technical Breakdown
"The men’s outdoor triple jump world record is 18.29 meters, set by Jonathan Edwards of Great Britain in 1995. The women’s outdoor record is 15.67 meters, achieved by Yulimar Rojas of Venezuela in 2021. Both marks stand as the pinnacle of the event, established through elite speed, precise biomechanics, and optimal environmental conditions. Understanding the Triple Jump and Its Core Mechanics The triple jump is a track and field event comprising three distinct phases executed in a continuous sequence down a runway: the hop, the step (or bounding phase), and the jump. Unlike the long jump, which relies on a single explosive takeoff, the triple..."
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