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of high jump. The landing technique is  different in different high
            ju111ps.  In Western Roll,  the player should land using the same leg
            which is used during take-off whereas it is  completely opposite in
            Belly Roll.  Landing is  done using the back of the body in Fosbury
            Flop. Now manage a mat or a foam for the high jump practice.  Now
            practise different steps of straddle high jump as shown in the picture.













            Step 1: Approach
            The high jump begins with the approach run. The approach is done
            either from the right or the left of the clearance bar. Take 5 to 7 steps
            in a half circle for the approach run. Practise the approach run which
            is done before take-off.


            Step 2: Take off
            We leave the ground during take-off. After the approach run, practise
            a quick take-off with a leg. Those who use the right hand more, take
            off from the left leg and those who use the left hand more take off
            from the right hand. Repeat the activity of leaving the ground at least
            five or six times as practice.

            Step 3: Clearance

            Clearance is the activity done after take-off.  In this step, we try to
            jump over the clearing bar with the whole body along with the legs.
            During the high jump, after crossing the head, body and legs over the
            crossing bar, try to turn the body down toward the ground. At that
            time, try to raise your hip a little so that the buttock does not touch
            the bar.

            Step 4: Landing

            After clearing the bar, the activity oflanding is done in the fourth step.
            In this method, landing is done on the shoulders. After crossing the

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